an inch and three-quarters across the shirt (see Fig. 44), bring the strips of chamois through them and tie them once. String a large Indian-red bead on each end and tie a knot to keep it from falling off. [Illustration: FIG. 45] [Illustration: FIG. 46] [Illustration: FIG. 47] [Illustration: FIG. 48] _Indian Leggings_ =Materials Required:= 2 small chamois skins, 1/2 bunch dark blue beads, No. 4-0, 1/2 bunch Indian red beads, No. 4-0, 1/2 bunch white opaque beads, No. 4-0, A spool of No. 90 white linen thread, A No. 11 needle. [Illustration: FIG. 49] [Illustration: FIG. 50] Nothing could be easier to make than Indian leggings, and you can put as much work or as little as you choose into the embroidery. Cut from two small chamois skins two pieces in the shape shown in Fig. 49. They should each be eight and three-quarters inches at the lower edge, twelve inches at the top and twelve high. The design shown in Fig. 50 will be simple and effective, and narrow bands like those in Fig. 51 may be worked along the edge that laps over and across the bottom. Six strands of chamois about eight inches long are brought through the leggings on each side at an inch from the edge. These form the fastenings. [Illustration: FIG. 51] _Beaded Moccasins_ =Materials Required:= 1 medium-sized chamois skin, 1/2 bunch dark blue beads, No. 4-0, 1/2 bunch Indian red beads, No. 4-0, 1/2 bunch white opaque beads, No. 4-0, 1 spool No. 25 white linen thread, A No. 3 needle, 1 spool No. 90 white linen thread, A No. 11 needle.