Peerage outer-garments for friends:
Wool shawl (8/08) Handwoven green wool fabric purchased, and adorned on the ends with laurel wreaths in gold silk embroidery
Half Circle Wool Cloak (11/07) Half circle blue wool cloak, decorated with a laurel wreath made of luceted silk cord, trimmed with silk whipcording
Wool Cloak (2/07) Machine embroidered emblems, trimmed with hand-made silk whipcording
14th Century Wool Cloak (2/04) Cut dagges on a fulled wool cloak for a friend
16th Century Russian Coat (10/03) wool coat for a friends Pelican garment
16th Century Full Circle Cloak (2/03) Velvet Elizabethan gentleman's court cloak based on one of the extant garments examined by Janet Arnold for her Patterns of Fashion. Again, made for a friend
16th Century Elizabethan Women's Loose Gown (1/03) Velvet and silk lady's coat based on the loose gown in Patterns of Fashion
My own closet:
16th Century Elizabethan Woman's Shift (7/08), entirely hand sewn high-necked linen shift
16th Century Working Woman's Elizabethan outfit (11/06), pieces to create an outfit, suitable for Jamestown
16th Century Men's shirt (10/06), Classic Elizabethan men's shirt based on Grace Gamble's pattern
Roman (8/05) Roman lady's outfit for the hot Pennsic days
10th Century Viking Apron Dress and Silk Cap (3/04) Two parts of my entry for the Persona Pentathalon at Kingdom Arts and Sciences Festival, 2004
16th Century Middle Class Loose Gown Ensemble (10/02) Linen loose gown and kirtle for a Fall Trayned Bandes event
10th Century Viking (10/01) Made for then Princess Signy of Drachenwald
16th Century Court Italian (5/01) finished for Spring Coronation 2001, the stupidest day to wear such an outfit...
15th Century Italian Ren Gown (10/00) more of an old write up and class notes, pictures added 3/06, possible new theory on bodice construction coming...
15th Century Venus Gown for a Pas d'Armes (9/00) Made to play the part of Venus in a 15th Cent. Pas d'Armes
Silly Middle Eastern (10/31/00) for Halloween Office Party
