The Stomp Dance is a ceremonial custom that contains spiritual and social meaning. Several tribes have a variation of the Stomp Dance which can be seen in Shawnee and Creek traditions. For the Cherokees, the dance is well-known and affiliated with the Green Corn Ceremony. This custom can be traced back to the
original capital of the Cherokees, Keetoowah, located in modern-day North Carolina.

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver (RHSS) in Buff, Black, (for Doll, Hair, hat), Small amount of Café Latte
Knit Picks Brava Sport (or any #2 weight yarn) in Denim, Black, Brindle, Sky, Silver, Red, White

Hook: 3.25mm, 3.5mm/E hook, 3.75mm/F hook, 4mm/G hook

Supplies: scissors, tapestry needle, stitch marker, fiber-fil, small feather