Reconnect Through Beading
Rooted in Thunder Bay and Fort William First Nation, our Indigenous-owned business creates beading kits that honour culture, creativity, and connection. We believe reconnecting through culture can be deeply healing, grounding, and empowering—especially when creating with your hands and heart.
Our Story
Founded in 2018 by Darci Everson, an Indigenous mother of three, our business began as a way to share culture, create opportunity, and pass on knowledge through beading. What started as a small, local venture has grown into a trusted source for Indigenous organizations, communities, and individuals, including those placing large group and bulk orders.
We are proud to be 100% Indigenous-owned and operated, and every order is fulfilled with care, respect, and intention.
Our Beading Kits
We offer thoughtfully prepared beading kits for all skill levels, including:
Medallions
Pins
Earrings
Keychains/Bag Charms
Our kits are ideal for community programs, workshops, classrooms, cultural events, and organizations, while also being perfect for individual beadworkers.
For Every Beader
Our kits are made for everyone:
Indigenous and non-Indigenous buyers
Beginners and seasoned beadworkers
Youth programs, cultural groups, and organizations
Whether you are just starting your beading journey or continuing a lifelong practice, you are welcome here.
Shop Local. Support Indigenous.
Miigwech/Thank-you for supporting Indigenous art, culture, and connection. 🧡
Products & Services
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Check out this article for EverBead by "The Globe and Mail" by clicking on the images
"Darci Everson, owner of EverBead and a mother of three, prepares beading kits at home for First Nation organizations as well to be sent north for communities. On her wrists, Everson had tattoos made from self portraits of her first two children, Mem and Moon, made when they were six years old."
"Ms. Everson is now filling orders by the hundreds, mostly from Indigenous organizations and First Nations eager to keep people occupied with activities during the pandemic."
"Ms. Everson first started selling beads when she was living in Kenora, Ont., in 2018."
"EverBead’s kits include a Zoom workshop where Ms. Everson walks participants through the steps to completing a piece, such as a strawberry pin or quill birch-bark pin, in about two hours."
Ms. Everson plans on manufacturing her own line of glass beads.