Posted in embroidery, opus anglicanum
Tags: almoner, fingerloop, finished, goldwork, medieval, medieval embroidery, opus anglicanum, purse, silkwork, split stitch, underside couching
Posted in costume, embroidery, finished, headdress, headgear, tudor
Tags: Blackwork, blanket stitch, buttonhole stitch, c16th, coif, detatched buttonhole stitch, elizabethan, embroidery, finished, linen, natural dye, needlelace, needlework, redwork, silkwork, spangles, stem stitch, tudor
Posted in c15th
Tags: belt, brocaded tablet weave, c15th, costume, gold brocaded tablet, gold brocaded tablet weave, gown, medieval, silk, silkwork, tablet weave
Posted in Tablet weaving
Tags: silk, silkwork, tablet weave, weaving
Posted in embroidery, goldwork
Tags: almoner, c13th, christmas, couching, embroidery, finished, goldwork, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silkwork, split stitch
Posted in embroidery, finished, opus anglicanum
Tags: almoner, c13th, christmas, embroidery, finished, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silk velvet, silkwork, split stitch, velvet
Posted in embroidery, laid and couched work
Tags: almoner, c13th, christmas, embroidery, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silkwork, split stitch
Posted in embroidery, opus anglicanum, Uncategorized
Tags: almoner, c13th, christmas, embroidery, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silkwork, split stitch
Posted in embroidery, opus anglicanum
Tags: almoner, c13th, embroidery, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silkwork, split stitch
Posted in embroidery, opus anglicanum
Tags: almoner, c13th, christmas, embroidery, medieval, medieval embroidery, needlework, opus anglicanum, purse, silk, silkwork, split stitch
This blog is solely for textiles, with a little bit of silversmithing now and then, and will mainly be for my historical stuff.
Please do not use my images or pin them without permission.
My interests range from ancient greek to tudor periods, and I tend to be an artisan rather than an academic - not that I don't do research, I just prefer getting my hands dirty.
I dye, spin, weave, sew and embroider, and have been doing so for several decades...
If you click on the thumbnail images in this sidebar, they will take you to tutorials and finished pieces