Medieval stockings: two patterns
My experiences with two different medieval stocking patterns and two types of fabric for them: wool and linen.
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On this page I'll show you some of my creations and 'the making of' them.
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Medieval frilled veil
How I created my medieval frilled / rushed / ruffled veil, also called a 'Kruseler'.
Layered dress
My exam dress that has a waterfall neckline, pleats on one side of the waist, and several layers in the skirt. The small sleeves are cut with the dress.
Victorian evening gown
The purple silk Victorian evening dress I made for a 1876 LARP event.
4Days Marches flag dress
A dress I made for a colleague, created with 4Days Marches flags!
OCD pocket
Very OCD pattern matching on a cargo pocket!
Tune book
I helped publish a tune book for the Dutch hurdy-gurdy & bagpipe society!
Hooded baby bath towels
A showcase of all the hooded bath towels I sewed over the years as presents for my friends' babies.
Christmas party dress
I sewed myself a Christmas dress for the office Christmas party!
17th century purse
I made a 17th century purse / bag in one day, with materials I had already lying around.
Victorian pardessus
My Victorian coat, called either a 'pardessus' or 'pelisse' or 'paletot'. And photo's of me wearing it with my entire Dickens / 1840's outfit!
1840’s Bonnet
How I made my 1840's bonnet, to be worn with my Dickensian outfit.