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The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a woman's caribou skin stocking, size 8, drawn by Ann Marie Bachmann from Cambridge Bay. The pieces are drawn on brown paper. The folder consists of three pattern pieces, one sheet of instructions, and the original folder label.

The items described here comprise two patterns for a woman with grown up children and feature a small pouch (amout). They were drawn by Ulayak Kaviok of Palliirmiut in Arviat. The folder consists of six pattern pieces, one envelope with six miniature pattern pieces, and the original folder label.

The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a woman's skin stocking, size 8, by Gwen Tikhak from Bay Chimo - Umingmaktok. The pieces are drawn on plastic garbage bags. The folder consists of two original pattern pieces, tracings of two pattern pieces, and the original folder label.

The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a woman's old style skin boot by Lily Klengenberg of Kugluktuk. The pattern is drawn on newspaper and brown paper shopping bags. The larger piece has tape repairs on torn sections. The file also includes miniature pieces and layout and cutting instructions. The folder consists of two pattern pieces, instructions, one envelope with two miniature pattern pieces, and the original folder label.

The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a man's caribou leg skin mitkollick (boot), drawn by Martina Anavilok of Kugluktuk. The pieces are drawn on brown paper. The folder consists of five pattern pieces and the original folder label.

The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a woman's western style skin boots, size 7, drawn by Ada Agina of Kugluktuk. The pieces are drawn on newspaper with some directions on the pieces. The folder consists of four pattern pieces and the original folder label.

The items described here consist of pattern pieces for a man's moccasin (slipper), size 10, drawn by Elizabeth Joss of Kugluktuk. The pieces are drawn on brown paper. The folder consists of two pattern pieces and the original folder label.