Cloth of Stars

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...

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 ...

 I'm going to be starting on my Kingdom A&S project at the end of March, but in the meantime I'm working on a few small things: ...

This one’s just for fun, as I needed something to do over the weekend and had some fabric scraps lying around.  The herringbone wool outer f...

 I’ve spent the last couple of months weaving my ass off for a tablet weaving display at LPT…and it turns out I’m not going. I’m severely di...

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...

 I read somewhere that "she who dies with the most looms wins," LOL.  I don't know if I'll ever have the MOST, but now I h...

My good friend Ivar was given a piece of gorgeous wool several years ago that he’d always wanted to have made into a coat, so I volunteered ...

I’ve just recently obtained my very own copy of Applesies & Fox Noses, a book of historical Finnish tablet weaving patterns by Maikki Ka...

  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've been doing a bit of tablet-weaving lately, mostly for practice, and to fill up my time since I don't have any big projects to w...

I spent the past few days weaving my butt off. Needed something to do while I wait for fabric to come in the mail.  I had a bunch of that di...