A translatio n from a Norwegian book on the find.

A comparativ e study of extant garments in
North-We stern Europe.

A thesis in Swedish. The English Summary starts on page 324, about 7/8ths of the way through the document.

An Armour Archive tutorial by Sir Vitus von Atzinger

A press for making curved plywood shields.

Being a 'script' for a workshop on how to build a persona in the SCA. "Script Directions " are marked.

A blog post on the use of bias to creat drape in tunics.

A very in-depth series of questions to develope your persona.

A thread discussing a couple of prosthetic hands, including that of Götz von Berlich. If you scroll down, there is a period image of the internal workings of such a hand.

A short book on the subject by Eule von Haginbald. Gent.

A Reproducti on of a 15th Century Style Falconer’s Gauntlet. By Lady Brianna McBain CoM, CoSC

Mistress Enid d’Auliere' s take on the pleated bliaut.

Notes from a class on Norse Accessorie s by Sunnifa Gunnarsdot tir. Includes photos of extant jewelry (including different forms of the art), woodworkin g, eating utensils, etc…

A blog post on a reconstruc tion in the Style of the Birka Wallet

Several Articles on the Tarsoly, the belt pouch of the 10th century Magyar.

Article mainly on the Thorsbjerg Trousers.

late 14th to early 15th century. Wooden box with tin alloy badges.

An applicatio n of archaeoast ronomy to Greek religious, architectu re, cosmologie s and landscapes . PhD thesis by Efrosyni Boutsikas.

A collection of Folk, Bardic, and SCA songs.

A reliquary bag from Trier, Germany.

The origional webpage is now gone, however it can be found in backup (?) in the reocities server.

A method of cotehardie constructi on utilizing a body block, and based on a number of extant garments from the period.

A guide aimed towards Ren Fair players. The informatio n has a number of paintings and illustrati ons with it.

An overview of Elizabetha n Men's Clothing.

A log of how a pair of venetian pants based on those in Patterns of Fashion were made.

Some clothing patterns from the book Textilfund e der eisenzeit in Norddeutsc hland. Includes patterns for the Thorsjberg , and Damendorf trousers.

Instructio ns for making a 8-10th century shirt from Turkey based on an extant find.

A second article from House Barra on this santa-styl e hat, giving improved instructio ns on how to draft the pattern.

An Armor Archive tutorial on making leather axe heads for SCA heavy combat.

An excellent paper on Braes, Hosen/sock s, and shirts from the Maciejowsk i Bible. Contain extant images and in cases multiple possible patterns of constructi on.

Medieval and Renaissanc e part songs--rou nds, madrigals, etc...

Link to Tempus's personal songbook. It should take you to the SCA page (full of SCAdian filks)--th ere are several other pages by theme as well.

As the title says, more specifical ly on creating a simple sleeve cap.

Drafting custom body blocks. At the bottom of the page is a link to the next stage in the process--c reating a toile. The Renaissanc e Tailor.

A series of tips, and advice on improving your sewing plan, and finished product. By the Renaissanc e Tailor.

Article on sewing and patterning of bias, as well as the use of bias bindings in period. By The Renaissanc e Tailor.

Article including extant examples.

A rough overview of clothing in Elizabetha n times, mainly using Philip Stubbes' The Anatomie of Abuses as a source

A simple class handout on seam treatments on early period clothing.

Period patterning is easier than one might think. Gowns and tunics made with rectangles , triangles, and
occas ional parallelog rams and trapezoids occur in cultures and times throughout the purview of the SCA.

An article on Norse Apron Dresses by Lady Nastassiia Ivanova Medvedeva, including her pattern for a four panel dress.

Making supportive kirtles using the geometric constructi on method.

Recreating women' s beads from Gotland in the Viking age

Diagrams of the seams believed to have been used in the Viborg Shirt.

This article focuses on the garment that was worn together with the characteri stic oval brooches by the Viking women.

Authors research on the underdress , using extant scraps.
S ome informatio n on the Viborg Shirt as well.