Some stuff I’ve made for my consorts and I:
The still-to-be-completed chemise with stem-stich embroidery in green silk.
The outline of my silk banner (of my personal heraldy).
My finished silk banner (in my personal heraldy).
I started making a cuff in a mixture of Bayeaux stitch and Klosterstich (not because it was entirely appropriate, but because I wanted to compare the speed of the stitches). It was going to be for Jattz’s gambeson but I didn’t have the time to finish it… so I ended up cutting the swan panel out and sewing it to a sleeve of the gambeson as my favour.
The gambeson I made for one of my consorts (Jattz).
Constructing my Spanish wide-brimmed hat for a 16th century outfit for my black livery dress (as Liveryman to King Gabriel II).
Constructing my Spanish wide-brimmed hat for a 16th century outfit for my black livery dress (as Liveryman to King Gabriel II).
Constructing my Spanish wide-brimmed hat for a 16th century outfit for my black livery dress (as Liveryman to King Gabriel II).
My finished Spanish wide-brimmed hat for a 16th century outfit for my black livery dress (as Liveryman to King Gabriel II).
I cast the buttons from pewter, having carved a 3-piece soapstone mould. The symbol on it is the mill-rind (the primary charge of House Burbage).
Close up of a section of my embroidery for my dress.
May Crown dress.
Handsewn brocade sleeves of shiny for my May Crown dress for 2012.
The favour I made for my consort Macca. A fox (my primary charge) appliqued and outlined in gold. The pouch is linen. I also made the cords and tassels myself.
The full May Crown dress that I made for 2012, along with the tabard I made for Macca (my consort).
My goldwork sampler apprentice baldric, in progress.
My goldwork sampler apprentice baldric, in progress.
My goldwork sampler apprentice baldric, in progress.
Goldwork sampler baldric. Padded goldwork, gold-gilt goatskin, purl and couching on a green velvet ground.
Goldwork sampler baldric. Padded goldwork, gold-gilt goatskin, purl and couching on a green velvet ground.
A scroll I started designing… but never finished…
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