Atlantian Artisans & Craftspeople

Website features informatio n on 12th century clothing and accesories . In persona, I am a lady in the court of Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Research and projects in 16th century clothing.

Site for documentin g my efforts to make a Viking boat

Includes lyrics (and sometimes music) for the filks Cassandra has written. Includes pictures of her sewing projects, including a number of Italian Ren gowns.

Danr has created a few classes and a lot of projects, mostly in wood and metal, in his efforts to learn all the arts a good Norseman would know. This page has links to all his A&S projects including some works in progress.

A record of my research, articles, and classes regarding historic martial arts under the auspices of the SCA, Inc.. There are also a small number of articles I have written on other topics, all related to SCA combat.

Website includes Girard's brewing, and Guenievre's cooking and sewing.

Fearless navigator of ships and ... er ... more ships ...

Isabel has done a lot of research into Norse culture and the arts that her persona would have known as a good Norsewoman . Her work encompasse s costuming, several fiber arts, and broader cultural topics, as well as glass lampworkin g and a few others. This page links to all her research, A&S projects, and classes.

Isobel Bedingfield's costuming page – picture galleries (including the Hall of Shame), how-to and research articles, the Attack Laurel Academy ... and more.

So much more.

Images and research on costume in medieval and renaissance Spain and Portugal.

Personal site devoted to learning about boat making, particular ly of Norse tradition during the Viking era.

My principal A&S interest is daily life in 9th Century Anglo-Saxo n culture. The scope of this interest encompases costuming, weaving, dying, embroidery , calligraph y and illuminati on, toys and games, woodworkin g, casting, etc. I also do a lot of Elizabetha n costuming for my fencing husband and 14th Century clothing for my children.

Material culture resources and articles on onomastics, pre-17th century embroidery, and SCA arts & sciences (including documentation-writing, participating in A&S competitions, etc.)

Course handouts on Imperial Roman clothing and accessorie s in Rome and its environs during the first few two centuries CE. Women' s garments (mamillare , tunica, stola, strophium, palla), accessorie s, and hair are discussed; patterns and constructi on are provided. Men's garments (tunica and toga) and children&# 39;s garments (tunica and toga praetexta) are discussed in brief. Source images and annotated bibliograp hy included.

Master Llwyd' s personal SCA site with class materials and lists, details of his rapier force measuremen t machine, and historic martial arts interests.

My desire is to present well-resea rched papers and easy to follow projects for anyone who might find them useful. Includes papers on early medieval Byzantine clothing and accessorie s.

Poetry by The Artist Formerly Known As Olsk Buslavl'