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LOGGER'S SHEET 

LOGGER: Mary Felegy
REEL NUMBER:2B
STAGE: Cult Cons.
DATE: 7/6/86
PRESENTOR: Sally Peterson
GROUP NAME: Hmong Crafts: Conserving Cultural Heritage
REGION/STYLE: Philadelphia/Detroit

1:30-2:15

[[2 columned table]]
| PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| --- | --- |

| 2 Pang Xiong Sirirathasuk | (needleworker; Upper Darby, PA) |
| 3 Xia Kao Xiong | (Hmong Elder; Phila, PA) |
| 1 Mai Vong Xiong | (Needleworker; Phila, PA) |
| 4 Bao Yang | (Needleworker; Phila, PA) |
| 6 Yeu Chang | (Needleworker; Detroit, MI) |

CONTENTS
1. Sally- intro to "pan dao", participants
2. Xia Kao -"hello"
3. Mai - Pa. Arts Council Program; rules of etiquette, behavior
4. Mai & Sally: new media used to preserve culture 
5. Mai- 1st designs she learned
6. Bao Yang- when she learned, her 1st designs, (translated by Mai)
7. Yeu Chang - explains baby sling & funeral coat; why( translated by Pang Xiong)
8. Sally - tradition & family relationships transmitted
9. Sally - story cloths
10.Xia Kao - [[strikethrough]] explains  [[/strikethrough]] tells a story [[strikethrough]] behind story cloth [[/strikethrough]] about 3 orphan brothers... (Pang Xiong translates)
11. Sally - explains story cloths...
12. Pang explains [[strikethrough]] Xia Kao's [[/strikethrough]] Bao's cloth
13. Sally - tells of changes from traditional to modern styles (Pang models belt)
14. Pang - origin of story cloths.
15. Sally - cultural tradition of story cloths, asks for audience ?'s
16. When Xia relates story (orally) does he do it forward or reverse (audience?)
17.Sally - language and oral traditions
18. Audience ?- are colors dyed cloth or stitching 
19. Sally & Pang - embroidery & apliqué
20. Pang- explains embroidery techniques 
21. Are there patterns? (Audience ?)
22. Sally-not "drawn" patterns & close
23. Sally & Pang closing.