Simple Board Loom
She who dies with the most looms wins. At this point I think I have 5 looms. The simplest looms…
12 years ago
Side-Laced Cotehardies as maternity wear
Well now.. I wish I'd seen this 4 months ago. http://maniacalmedievalist.wordpress.com/category/cotehardie/ At this point (7-ish weeks from due date) I…
13 years ago
Patsy’s Grey Velvet Cotehardie with Tippets
On September 12, 2013 Her Majesty Patricia contacted me to ask if I could make a Cotehardie for her to…
13 years ago
“Extant” does not mean a good example for everywhere and everytime
Medieval Garments Reconstructed: Norse Clothing Patterns This is a book of patterns for the garments found in Greenland which have…
13 years ago
Tabletweaving Technique: Weft management
This past weekend I ended up doing some tabletweaving in the park during our weekly fighter practice. Someone watched me…
13 years ago
Sylvie’s conjectural 6th century Kentish Anglo-Saxon tunic
I’m currently researching 6th century Kentish Anglo-Saxon women’s clothing with a huge focus on what Penelope Walton Rogers refers to…
13 years ago
Simple Diamonds.. err Chevrons
On Friday my love reminded me that on Sunday we would be helping with a demo in town.. and that…
13 years ago
The curious lack of evidence for 6th century Kentish Anglo-Saxon chemise
I'm currently researching 6th century Kentish Anglo-Saxon women's clothing with a huge focus on what Penelope Walton Rogers refers to…
13 years ago
Fearghus MacAirt Vigil and Meadhall
Be it known to all who should read this missive that Fearghus MacAirt, my right and worthy Lord, having been…
13 years ago
Viking clothing musings
In-ter-esting. Brenda Gerritsma on the Viking Clothing group wrote: "Laxdæla saga, Ch 35: Gudrun asks Thord if it's true his…
13 years ago