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The Kitsbow Icon shirt of Pendleton wool.
TBT. But every day is a good day to be indigenous!
(Just some photos taken throughout my year as the Stampede Indian Princess) 1st Photo taken by Karyn Lee, photos 2-7 taken by Noah Fallis from Calgary’s Avenue Magazine
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Knitting in the great outdoors today. On the needles: socks in Madeline Tosh “Plaid Blanket”…coordinating perfectly with my vintage Pendleton blanket.
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#visionstatement
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TAYLOR COLSON HORTON & CAMERON POWELL
@and.delight.reigned
@cameronpowellstudio
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Happy International Women’s Day. Board Shirts by Pendleton Woolen Mills. Photography and styling by @shondinalee and @tomaskarmelo
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Pendleton 1961
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1957 fashion ad in Vogue magazine for Pendleton Sportswear (red plaid ‘Spectator’ wraparound skirt).
2019 = seventy years of Pendleton for women.
BRAVE STAR - Pendleton blanket.
This contemporary interpretation of the American flag is a celebration of the patriotism of Native Americans. In 1875 Indian scouts carried messages from fort to fort in the West. Native American soldiers saw action with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders in Cuba. And soldiers from many tribes battled in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf and Iraq. Five Native Americans have been awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery “above and beyond the call of duty.” The design marries modern asymmetry and vintage Americana. The unique striations, using pulled out yarns, reflect an era when dyes were made from plants.
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