Red River Métis Artisans
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Manon Stinson & Zoe Dupuis-Stinson
What started as a simple passion for wood burning quickly turned into something much bigger. As sisters, we always loved creating together, each bringing our own unique strengths to the process. One of us had the eye for designing, bringing ideas to life with creativity and detail, while the other had the skill to make…
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Marcella Jeanette Louise Poirier – Pchi Loo Aunti (Coyote Aunti)
Marcella is a multi-media fibre and textile artist informed by traditional Métis material culture. Her work includes adorned domestic objects, art dolls, and original clothing design inspired by historic garments and patterns. Her creations are intended to spark conversations around the kitchen table to bridge the narrative between modern Métis people…
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Marie and Lymen McLeod
Lymen and Marie McLeod have been making different crafts together since 2021 which includes woodworking, leather crafts and more. Rug making became an interest by 2022 and they both work on rugs together and feel it is a great bonding experience while sparking creativity and having great conversations in the process.
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Marie-France Mitchell
Marie‑France Mitchell is a proud French Red River Métis artist whose work is rooted in tradition, healing, and connection. Taught by her talented aunty, Jacqueline Lemay, she carries forward Métis‑style beading with deep appreciation and cultural honour. What began as a creative practice has become a powerful healing tool—supporting her through life’s challenges, changes, and…
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Marissa Sinclair
A proud Métis woman from Duck Bay, currently residing in Dauphin, Marissa Sinclair recently began her beading journey. She had always admired Métis beadwork, the intricate designs of our flowers that tell our stories – something she wanted to learn and showcase herself. Marissa participated in the Little Métis Sing With Me Workshop, which taught…
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Mark Angrove
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Mark Desmarais
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Marlene Morin
My Little Sewing Room 3 generations making/crafting/baking together to create a variety of lovingly made products! Marlene Morin has always been a maker, sometimes out of necessity and sometimes for fun. While her children were growing up she made everything from hand sewn halloween costumes to fresh baked bread. Making/Crafting/Baking are skills she passed down…
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