Growing up wearing moccasins and seeing every member of her family make them was the norm for Amy Jerome, so when she moved away from her reserve and wanted a pair for herself she decided to learn for herself rather than buy them.
Coming from a family of artistically inclined people, Jerome felt she didn’t have the same creativity her siblings naturally had and had to work at it, which is why it took her a long time to start making her own moccasins.
With free time and a hunger for a hobby to . . .
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