Secret Scroll
Initial letters for a super secret scroll commission due soon. I can’t show anything explicit, but I might show a glimpse now and then…
Initial letters for a super secret scroll commission due soon. I can’t show anything explicit, but I might show a glimpse now and then…
Today’s job was making linen bias tape for a friend’s doublet. Miles and miles of bias tape.
As Far As The Eye Can See Read Post »
One of my continuing goals is to be as authentic in my craft as I feel I can reasonably be. Sometimes that means that I machine sew my clothes except for visible stitches. Sometimes that means I order three ounces of white silk tram to dye with natural dyes for embroidery. This time, it means
Parchment and Quill Read Post »
Remember that maiolica tile I painted? Yeah, I still haven’t taken it to get fired, but I painted a plate, too! A bunch of us got together and bought a few little pieces to work on together. Some of us had practice tiles. Some of us had plates. Amata threw that plate herself. On a
I finally processed all the pictures from the Natural Dying symposium I went to in September. Somehow, I thought I’d done it already. Better late than never, I suppose. Mordanted fabric strips and threads. We used strips of cotton and linen fabric, and wool and silk embroidery threads, so see how each material took the
Natural Dying, uh, Dyeing Symposium Read Post »
Letters of intent for Nick’s rapier teacher and fellow student. Illumination and calligraphy by me. I did one for Nick, too, but neglected to take a picture of it. I’ll see if I can fine one that someone else took… Edit: I found one I took to show Nick what it looked like (he was