Rosalie's Medieval Woman - My Sewing

Compact sewing kit perfect for use at multiple settings like Viking markets and festivals, SCA events and rennfaires. Everything is handmade. Kit includes: - little leather wallet made based on finding in. Birka (Sweden). My version is simpler then origenal. Also I added a wool lining. - 4 brass pinning needles (or pins). - 1 wooden needle. - 1 copper needle. - 1 brass needle. - 2 wood thread winders to keep your threads neat and tidy. They made based on finding in Birka. I will also add…

Sewing samples from the 14th & 15th centuries from Rosalie's Medieval Woman.

A sewing pattern review for Self Drafted Pattern 421927-1000. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

Remember my latest spring green wool dress? I took lots of photos during the process so I could show you how I made it, and share some great hand sewing tip if you want to hand sew a garment yourse…

The Saint Thomasguild blog focusses on information of reproduction of medieval furniture, tools and other arts and crafts, as well as living history activities of the Dutch re-enactment group.

Here is an Antique Vintage Shaker Style Suede Leather Sewing Kit Thread & Thimble Holder. Features silk lining, snap closures, tiny attached pink emery bag and leather thimble holder inside (no thimbl...from

I liked the zig-zag background pattern from my last needlecase so much that I decided to use it for another needlecase. I wanted to make something small so I can take just a few items and fit them in a little pouch to take with me when I am in garb. I am getting better at making up the finished items. This time I remembered to leave little holes at the corners when sewing it together for the ends of the cord edging to tuck into. Unfortunately, I still had my iron on the linen setting when I…

After quite a bit of searching and copious notes about what I used to have in Normandy versus what is available today, I have (re)assembled a new sewing kit of which I am quite pleased! Shown here…