Viking apron dress

This blog post is made with the support of my Patreons According to my notes, I made an update on this sewing project when moving it to the current blog address, in 2014. 2014? That is some time ago... With that said, I hope you have patience with this old version, and hopefully, it will…

This tutorial was made 4 years ago, in Swedish, but my dear blog reader Eva Bolinder took the time to translate it for you. Thank you Eva! Fancy blue coat in thick woollen twill, with silk decorati…

Was there such a thing as Viking fashion? We piece together clues from the sagas with archaeological evidence to bring you this guide to Viking clothing. Have you ever wondered what type the clothes the

Scandinavian apron dress based on finds from Scandinavia. Apron dress is typical for Vikings woman. It’s worn by women of all stations over a kirtle or overdress. It is made of 3 parts, on the back and both sides. To fasten the apron, you should have oval brooches and trefoil brooch to fasten it at the front. The apron dress is decorated with rich fully handmade silk embroidery that takes about 12 hours to finish. The model wears size XL, total height - 170 cm. All seams are made by sewing…

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Caps? Coifs? Hoods? Whatever France, 1490s headwear for the ladies! This is the handout for the class I taught in November. I will say that Madamoiselle Hemiole’s version is my current favo…