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I really love how narrow her apron dress is, and how her under dress has a deeper slit and a layer underneath. Viking Clothes, Viking Garb, Front Split Dress, Viking Reenactment, Sca Garb, Viking Dress, Viking Women, Viking Costume, Bird Print Dress
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I really love how narrow her apron dress is, and how her under dress has a deeper slit and a layer underneath.
a close up of a piece of fabric with yellow beads on it and some yarn
Iron Age Finnish Mantle - Fingerloop Braiding with Bronze Wire Coils. Part One. - a magyar jurta
Hey, this is looking kind of right!
a woman standing in the grass with her hand out to touch something on her finger
Selekjole a la Køstrup
Køstrup-style apron-dress. By Britt.
Finnish president Tarja Halonen in a reproduction based on textile and jewelry finds in a grave at Eura, Finland, dated to approximately 1000 C.E Traditional Finnish Clothing, Meanwhile In Finland, Medieval Tunic
Terminology: The So-Called 'Viking' Apron Dress - The Dreamstress
Finnish president Tarja Halonen in a reproduction based on textile and jewelry finds in a grave at Eura, Finland, dated to approximately 1000 C.E
Historical Viking, Nordic Scandinavian, Medieval Clothing, Viking Age, Medieval Fashion, Iron Age, Vikings
two mannequins dressed in costumes stand next to each other
Part of an exhibit in a Novosibirsk Museum. The dress on the right looks to me like an open-fronted apron dress plus a short front cloth--but with the front cloth sewn in place. http://sashka-nsk.livejournal.com/37056.html
a mannequin dressed in medieval clothing next to a piece of paper with information on it
Viborg linen smock, Complete reconstruction Instruction! 11th century Viking tunic. An accurate SCA Garb Option, also a great project for A competition! Viking Men Clothing, Danish Clothing, Viking Costumes, Swedish Clothing, Viking Tunic, Historical Patterns
Viborg Shirt
Viborg linen smock, Complete reconstruction Instruction! 11th century Viking tunic. An accurate SCA Garb Option, also a great project for A competition!
the instructions for how to make an electric coil with copper wire and other metal parts
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a close up of a piece of cloth with an orange and blue design on it
Iron Age Finnish Mantle - Fingerloop Braiding with Bronze Wire Coils. Part One. - a magyar jurta
Finger loop braiding with coiled wire. In-progress edge to an Iron Age mantle reconstruction by Lara Baker-Olin. "One of the striking features of the iron age Finnish Mantle is its heavily ornamentated borders. They are a composite of two different textiles techniques; integrated tablet weaving and fingerloop braiding. Throw in some bling in the form of bronze wire coils and you have a rich, complex work of art." (from her website)
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Finnish president Tarja Halonen in a reproduction based on textile and jewelry finds in a grave at Eura, Finland, dated to approximately 1000 C.E
Terminology: The So-Called 'Viking' Apron Dress - The Dreamstress
Finnish president Tarja Halonen in a reproduction based on textile and jewelry finds in a grave at Eura, Finland, dated to approximately 1000 C.E
Tablet weaving on my dining room table with C-clamps. Weaving Blanket, Card Weaving Patterns, Hungarian Clothing, Viking Crafts, Facial Reconstruction, Medieval Garb, Book Costumes
Iron Age Finnish Mantle - Integrated Tablet Woven Band - a magyar jurta
Tablet weaving on my dining room table with C-clamps.
a piece of cloth with small beads on it
The right down corner of an 11th century apron replica. Down is the brick wall - decorated tablet woven band that is woven into the fabric. In the side there is a variation of double selvage, a hollow plain weave selvage.
a woman standing in front of some type of clothing and accessories, with her hands on her hips
Projekt Opolanka
early medieval woman clothing, slavic, findings from Opole in Poland