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Exhibit Category: Weaving

2021, Clothing and Accessories, Embroidery, Experimental Archaeology, Weaving,

Weaving Explorations and a Silk Purse

by Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire June 7, 2021 11 Comments

Weaving from more Baynard’s Castle finds to create hose for spouse.
As well, exploring more from the Song Dynasty, combining weaving and embroidery.
Explorations in fabric finishing.

2021, Textiles, Weaving,

My tangled web, weaving cloth and trim

by Morweena goch Bengrych June 7, 2021 17 Comments

Recreating the Cambridge Diamonds with woad dyed linen and learning to weave cloth on a floor loom

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2021, Clothing and Accessories, Embroidery, Metalwork, Weaving,

Early Medieval Slavic Garb: A Beginner’s Journey into Embellishment

by Caterina da Savona June 7, 2021 13 Comments

I wanted to learn some basic embroidery and narrow-ware weaving skills. I ended up falling down a rabbithole! This about my journey and lessons I learned along the way.

2021, Experimental Archaeology, Fiber Arts, Textiles, Weaving,

Experimental Textile Archaeology of Firenze 1490

by Aspasia Bevilacqua June 7, 2021 20 Comments

Working with fibre is like learning music: you can be taught the mechanics, but no-one can teach you the soul. I have gone down many rabbit holes and learning to weave cloth for Aspasia in 1490 Firenze is the focus of this presentation.

2020, Fiber Arts, Weaving,

Teaching Tablet Weaving During the Plague and Beyond

by Elewys of Finchingefeld July 9, 2020 11 Comments

Exploration of the Oseberg 12L1 woven band, the pattern, fibers, and theories about what it may have looked like in period. I have also been using modern technology to make learning more accessible to beginning tablet weavers.

2020, Alchemy, Embellished Objects, Embroidery, Experimental Archaeology, Textiles, Weaving,

Late 14th Century Tabby Weave Plaid Fabric

by Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire July 7, 2020 16 Comments

A sample of wool cloth based on an extant textile excavated from Baynard’s Castle.
Embroidery in silk based on extant finds in the eras around the Song Dynasty.

Exhibits by Topic

2020 2021 Accessories Alchemy Archery Bookbinding Calligraphy Cartography Clothing Clothing and Accessories Combat Arts Creative Anachronisms Culinary Cultures Outside of Western Europe Embellished Objects Embroidery Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Experimental Archaeology Fencing Fiber Arts Games and Pastimes Heraldry Historic Medicine Iconography Knitting Leatherwork Metalwork Music Painting and Illumination Paper Arts Performance Arts Poetry and Literature Pottery Research Scribal Arts Storytelling Textiles Weaving Woodworking

Exhibits by Author

'Izza al-Dimashqiyaa Adrianna The Fierce Aenor de Pessac Aeron Corrino Alasdair Mac Roibeirt Alexandre de Sant Roma de Sau Alicia du Bois Athelyna de Oldenfeld Aurora Prindel Caterina da Savona Charles de Bourbon Ciana dei Libri Ciar ingen Fiachnae Claire le Deyare Dunstan M'Lolane Eden the Mad Eleanor de Bolton Feradach mac Tralin Fina MacGrioghair Gera Gangolffin Gerald de Huntington Grace Amundsen Barnkow Gwir verch Merewith Halima al-Rakkasa Isabella da Firenze Iuliana de la Sara Kanavati Nakkan Knut Thorngondobald Lantani de Forez Madrone Athenaeum Webster Madrone Webster Marcella di Cavallino Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire MargaretPalmer Mecia Raposa Millicent of Eaglescliff Morweena goch Bengrych Nykera D'Argento Rannveig skrifari Rauokinn Starradottir Rotrude Halfblind Tanikh bint Farida al-tabibah Viscountess Kerij-e Vittoria di Carduci Zulaikha al-Zarqa'

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