Breadcrumbs
FINA 052 - Traditional Footwear
The focus of this course is to design, decorate and construct traditional northern indigenous footwear. Using the knowledge and skills learned in the Beadwork and Sewing courses, students will apply pattern making, beading, embroidery, basic stitching techniques and appliqué to construct a pair of Yukon-style moccasins that adhere to quality control standards developed for this project.
This course is restricted to students who identify as a Canadian or Alaskan Indigenous persons, with priority given to Yukon First Nations citizens, followed by Indigenous peoples from adjacent areas in NWT, BC, and Alaska, followed by other Canadian Indigenous peoples
Credits
1.50
| CRN | Instructional method | Instructor | Location | Start date | Seats available* | Wait listed | Cost | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 10275 | Face-to-face Synchronous | Kaylyn Baker | Whitehorse (Ayamdigut) | 4 | 0 | Cost: $100.00
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