WaaboozBeading

Native American Beadwork and Art

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Note from shop owner Boozhoo and Welcome! I’m currently at an in person market right now! I will have brand new listings of whatever doesn't sell in person when I return!

Note from shop owner

Last updated on Sep 10, 2023

Boozhoo and Welcome! I’m currently at an in person market right now! I will have brand new listings of whatever doesn't sell in person when I return!

Alicia De La Cruz

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Alicia De La Cruz

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About WaaboozBeading

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On Etsy since 2015

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Beading. Being Native and Bunnies!

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  • Alicia De La Cruz

    Owner

    Boozhoo! My name is Alicia and I'm the owner of Waabooz Beading and Leesha's Lacquer here on etsy. I live in Minnesota with my Husband and two rabbits, and my dog. I'm also a part of the Mille Lacs Band Of Ojibwe tribe.

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Last updated on Apr 30, 2019

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Last updated on May 11, 2022

Frequently asked questions

Gift wrapping and packaging

All items are packaged securely in a pink gift box.

Why do you use leather and where do you get it from?

Leather is a traditional material that has been used in Native Beadwork for many, many years. To keep with my traditions, I also use leather to back my earrings. The leather I use is scrap leather that is left over from my uncle who is also a beader, or it is leather that I buy from my reservations Trading Post. In my culture, no part of the animal is meant to leave for waste. I always appreciate and give thanks for the leather that I am given.

Care instructions

Please be sure to care for your beadwork to assure you will have it for many years to come! This includes...
-Making sure it does not get wet, beadwork should never be submerged in water!
-Putting your beaded piece back in a safe place when not in use.
-Keeping away from perfumes, hairsprays and aerosol products, as this will affect the finish and color of the beads.
-Since seed beads ARE glass, please try to keep beadwork from falling from high surfaces!