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Stabbing Wool

Stabbing Wool

by | Jun 20, 2025

From her home in the Mi’kmaq community of Lennox Island, Darryl Leamont creates enchanting felted art that blurs the line between whimsy and storytelling. Under the name Stabbing Wool, she sculpts wool into charming and imaginative forms—ranging from animals and...
Qalipu Kreations by Karla

Qalipu Kreations by Karla

by | Nov 27, 2024

I am a member of the found generation who is finding my culture and spreading knowledge and kindness. I create dream catchers and spread knowledge about the true meaning of dream catchers and the cultural appropriation of Indigenous products
Dr. Elder Andrea Simon

Dr. Elder Andrea Simon

by | Nov 25, 2024

Dr. Elder Andrea Simon, Mi’kmaq, is an Indian Day School and Sixties Scoop Survivor who resides in Abegweit, PEI, the traditional homeland of her grandmother, Agnes Thomas Augustine, a centenarian. As an educator, Andrea focuses on land-based learning,...
Sipu Creations

Sipu Creations

by | Nov 25, 2024

Originally from Hamilton, Ontario, Alicia Muttart is a proud Mi’kmaq artisan with roots in Wasoqopa’q First Nation. Her grandfather, who lived on Ponhook Lake 10 Reserve and lived traditionally off the land through hunting and eel fishing along the Mersey River,...
Paqtism Beading

Paqtism Beading

by | Oct 31, 2024

Cassidy, a talented Indigenous artisan from Prince Edward Island, is the heart behind Paqtism Beading, a beading business infused with the strength, resilience, and beauty of her Mi’kmaq heritage. Raised in a family affected by generational trauma from the...