A favourite for thirteen years

I think everyone who has been active in the same medieval group as me the last thirteen years must have seen this one at least once. And I'm counting on wearing it at least once this year too. A real wardrobe staple.

And it's got its own page now.

She who looks shall find

I did find some more photos of my gowns by going through years of event photos. For now I have added two photos to the page with my murrey gown and set of clothing from c. 1300. One of them is this photo, showing the cloak that belongs to the set.

More early 14th century

From the early 20th century, since this gown and headwear was made in 2004. On top of a disussion of the sources you also get a photo of my husband in 13th cnetury garb and of Maja, hardly visible, in her baby sling. Go see!

My handsome 16th century husband

I do not only make clothes for myself and my daugthers, but also for my husband; here showing off his 1560s outfit.

My only completed 18th century costume

My only completed 18th century costume has now got its own page, with some info on construction and lovely photos of me and Maja in 18th century dress when she was four.

Going Swedish, 16th century Swedish

While I have written about this in my Live Journal it never got into my web page. But now it has a page of its own. With some really bad photos of yours truly.

Once upon a time I was thin

And also pranced around in a linen kirtle.

More info here.