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Product Description: Our God's Eye Kit (Ojo de Dios) (6004) includes four dowels, two skeins of different colored yarn, instructions to make two God's Eyes, and history. Wrap the different colored yarn around two dowels that cross each other at the midpoints to make a southwestern Indian ceremonial shield that is traditionally known by its Spanish name, "Ojo de Dios." This kit is a fun scout-group project or classroom activity.

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Product Description: Our Medicine Pouch Kit (6005) contains prepunched suede, fringe, lacing, bead, instructions, and history. The finished pouch measures approximately 5 inches by 3 inches. This is a popular Native American craft project for scout groups or classrooms. You just add "power objects."

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Product Description: Our Tomahawk Kit (6006) includes a slotted dowel, wooden blade, suede lace, instructions, and history. The finished tomahawk measures 11-3/4 inches by 5 inches. Making a wooden tomahawk is another fun project for scout groups and classrooms.

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Product Description: Our Indian Pump Drill (6007) -- also known as an Indian Fire Drill -- is made of four wooden parts and stands approximately 10-1/4 inches high by 6 inches wide. The fly-wheel is attached by 1/8-inch suede lacing. This product is intended for demonstration purposes only and comes with a base instead of a separate tip for drilling rocks or shells.

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