Cloth of Stars

 I’m stopped on my A&S project for the time being until I can purchase some new fabric for part of it - which I would be doing today but...

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 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...

We have a Roman-themed event coming up in April, so sort of in the background behind all the other stuff I’m working on right now*, I’ve bee...

 Something else that happened at KAS over the weekend: I gave a good friend of mine a birthday present:  This is a Skjoldehamn style hood, m...

The second part of my hand sewn Viking outfit project is the smokkr , or apron dress:  I searched high and low for the right wool, learned a...

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...

 My latest weaving project is done:  a pair of thin ties to wrap around my winingas  for my male Viking kit (ostensibly to help hold them up...

 My men’s tunic needed a little extra fiber bling. (Is “fiber bling” a thing? It is now).  This tunic is like seven years old - it’s been dy...

Just a quick update on what I've been doing lately:  I recently updated my linen coat ( 2020 ) with some new trim.  A few years ago I tr...

The other day I posted a couple of pictures of me in a couple of my Viking outfits.   When I first saw the picture of me in my men's Vi...

This week I completed a UFO (unfinished object) that's been outstanding for SEVEN YEARS.   In 2015 I made this linen Skjoldehamn hood . ...