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måndag 1 april 2019
Premiere for my Saxon court gown
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And I did leave my phone in my bedroom during the event, so there are very few photos of me in it. I will make a web page for it eventually...
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söndag 17 mars 2019
St.Egon's Feast
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This weekend was one of Gotvik's two annual events: St.Egon's Feast (Egon is a fictive saint who protects us from foul peasants and ...
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lördag 2 mars 2019
An exercise in anachronism - a box for my coronet
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Since I now have my pretty, pretty coronet, I also want to protect it. The coronet is made in a medieval way, with pieces with hinges. T...
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torsdag 21 februari 2019
My kirtle from Drei Schnittbücher taken in
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Three years ago I made a kirtle based on one of the patterns in the Tailor's book of Enns, published by Marion McNealy and Katherine Bar...
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söndag 17 februari 2019
And the shirt with Sir Måns in it
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And this afternoon Måns came to pick up his shirt, he's leaving for Estrella in the US in a few days. The last one makes me thin...
Sir Måns' 16th century shirt
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I have been very busy knitting my husband's 50 years' present, without him noticing, so there hasn't been much historical sewing...
onsdag 2 januari 2019
Costuming year in review 7 - Goals for 2019
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While I have many ideas and plans there is only one of them that can be classified as a goal: To make a robe a la française. I started maki...
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