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...

After all the work I spent March and April doing on that blue Norse dress, I was ready for a Regency palate-cleanser to reset my brain.  In ...

My latest Regency creation:  This is a wrap-front dress made from LM’s (#129) Spencer pattern, to which I added rectangular skirt panels lik...

After working my butt off on SCA projects since Thanksgiving, I needed a creative palate-cleanser project - and I was itching to do somethin...

At my very first Gulf Wars, someone lent me a giant flannel houppelande on a cold night, which I threw on over my cotehardie, and I have wan...

I LOVE striped Regency dresses. I keep thinking about making one, but I had no fabric to use …but wait, I thought - don’t I have a lavender ...

Mitts are neat.  After making the crocheted fingerless gloves last week, I decided I needed some longer, fabric ones.  You see them a lot in...

So, I'm a Viking pretty much full-time, but we have an Italian-themed event coming up in October, so I thought I'd drag out my old F...

 Long time no see! It’s been about a year since my last entry. Dunno if anyone will even read this, but blogging is fun whether you have an ...

 The new white Regency dress I'm working on is VERY SHEER.  I needed some proper undergarments to wear underneath it for modesty's s...

You know how much I love making little bags.  Here's a new one, not exactly Regency style but close enough:   I used this pattern, from ...

I made a Regency era Spencer jacket:  It's made of a very dark green polyester fabric with a low-pile nap, almost like a shaved velvet, ...