Cloth of Stars

This past weekend was Kingdom Arts & Sciences in the Shire of Graywood (Tyler, Texas).  My friends Cristiane, Franchesca, and  Mistress ...

 At last, my project is complete!   This is my impression/adaptation of the outfit from the woman in grave G12 at Bryndum, Denmark.  The gra...

The fourth component in my summer project is the tablet weaving.  At Bryndum in grave G12, a wool apron dress was discovered which had strap...

The third component of my summer project is the short jacket.  The thing is, the authors of the 2025 paper on the Bryndum grave G12 didn...

Things on my big summer project are proceeding apace.  In April I posted about a pleated serk I made; in May I built a wooden display stand ...

Part of my next big A&S project is going to be displayed on my dressmakers dummy, but part of it needs its own stand. I thought briefly ...

I'm hard at work on my Kingdom A&S project, but it's going r e a l l y  s l o w l y so I don't have much to show for myself ...

As per usual, Bjornsborg threw a really fantastic event this weekend.  The theme was The Princess Bride - that's right, the movie!  Not ...

This is the third post in a three-part series about creating the outfit from Grave ACQ in Kostrup, Denmark.  Part one, about the tablet weav...

In this post I'll talk about actually sewing - and pleating - my Kostrup dress.  This is part two of a three-part post (first part on th...

For my next A&S piece, I've decided to create my own version of a dress I've admired for a long time: the "Køstrup  dress...

  Well, I'm back from Kingdom A&S, which is THE big A&S competition event in Ansteorra every year.    My project for Kingdom A...

I finally finished my big Norse clothing project, with the completion of this green wool tunic dress.  The fabric is a lightweight (6oz) pla...