A Pair of Stories
Two songs, Towton’s Creek and Drink For a Scot’s Land, that demonstrate research and emotion in accordance my bardic pledge: to speak for those forgotten or ignored until all the songs are sung.
Two songs, Towton’s Creek and Drink For a Scot’s Land, that demonstrate research and emotion in accordance my bardic pledge: to speak for those forgotten or ignored until all the songs are sung.
A complete French hood headress of multiple layers: coif, oreillette with creppin and nether billiment, hood with cornet, touret, and upper billiment, sewn by hand according to my theory of construction.
Silk was used for a variety of different accessories in Period. Here are three different items woven of silk on three different looms
A traditional Japanese kikko, or tortoise shell, pattern braided on the marudai.
4 layer outfit for a noble lady of the Saxon/Norman era, including chemise, kirtle, surcoat, and accessories of embroidered veil and woven belt.
The piece I have been working on is the Polychrome counted thread embroidery from the Jane Bostocke sampler, year 1598. I chose one portion of the sampler to work on.
Recreations of two extant 11th century accessories, the cap of St. Symeon from Trier, Germany in York stitch and mittens from a grave find in Eura, Finland in Oslo stitch.
Horse Barding fit for a Queen.
This is an examination into the Apothecary of the medieval period.
Inaugural entry into an Arts and Sciences competition, submitting 7th Century European Beeswax Candles and Liturgical Tapers