Corn husk weaving

Corn husk is used by tribal artists for baskets, mats, braided rugs, and even braided shoes and sandals.

If you love decorating with corn husks this is the perfect DIY project for you! These darling Corn Husk Pumpkins make a sophisticated display and a beautiful decoration for your fall, or year.

Suzie Grieve on Instagram: "Not that I will ever get bored with the endless varieties of browns and greens found in all the beautiful barks and leaves I use… but how lovely is this purple corn husk! These were kindly gifted to me but I really wanted to try growing some myself this year, unfortunately they had run out of this variety - double red, so shall try again next year. The texture makes it less easy to weave with than regular corn husk but it makes up for that with its amazing colour…

Photo by Jason David Page Hola! I’m back with a fun and festive way to showcase all those beautiful corn husks you purchase to make tamales. For our annual tamalada I wanted to create something

Crafts People Used to Make from Corn Husks Including Corn Husk Dolls - StrangeAgo

This Monday, we are going to show you how to make dolls using corn husks. Popularly known as “Corn Husk Dolls,” we are presenting our own adaptation of a traditional Native American craft. Corn husk dolls have been, and are still, crafted world-wide by just about every culture that grows corn.

Learn how to make simple corn husk dolls—a kid-friendly fall craft to keep little hands busy at a family gathering like Thanksgiving.