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Category Archives: German
April 2016 Service Projects (Part 1) – Buttons and Teaching, Oh My!
Because of my job, I don’t have the bandwidth to organize activities anymore because I can be summoned at a moment’s notice to work on the weekend. So, most of my service work is done by teaching or making largesse … Continue reading
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Fall Coronation 2015 Dress in Progress
I am making a dress based on a Freydal woodcut from 16th century Germany.
Queen Esa’s Goller / Mariss Ghijs’s Embroidery
This is a German goller made by me. The embroidery was done by Mariss Ghijs. The yellow wool was dyed by Baroness Kaleeb the Green-Eyed.
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Compleat Anachronist off to the printers!
The “Compleat Anachronist 168: German Peasant Garb 1510-1540” written by yours truly will ship in early July.
Tempore Atlantia Winner :-)
I just heard that I won the Tempore Atlantia Competition at Atlantian 12th Night. Woo-Hoo! Thanks to Baroness Esperanza of Stierbach who brought down my German Landsknecht jacket and put it into the competition for me. Photos to follow…
My 12th Night Dress for 2015
Here’s my 12th Night dress and the inspiration image. I talk about this dress (and the sleeves) here: https://amiesparrow.wordpress.com/dress-diaries-2/16th-century-cranach-princess-dress/
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Holiday Faire Attire
Here’s my latest project. Landsknecht early 16th century. I have to remake the purse and re-photograph the dress.
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New Arts & Sciences posts in honor of Pennsic A&S Display today
As promised, I have updated my blog/website with new A&S posts in honor of the yearly Pennsic A&S display which I am missing this year: – Under “Jamestown ‘Jane’ coif,” I posted the documentation I wrote for the Smithsonian for … Continue reading
Taught early 16th century German garb in Isenfir
The German Garb class down in Isenfir was a great success today. It was my first time teaching German garb to a large number of folks (maybe 15?) for as long as I wanted. I think I have some converts … Continue reading
