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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog: Brooch for Sale!
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Last weekend, I drove to Michigan with my husband to attend a science fiction convention. While I was at the convention, while digging around in the tote bag I took along to hold personal items I wanted to be able to grab quickly, I found a surprising item. This item:. This brooch is, as best I can tell. It's item no. Z-15)...
Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog: The Greek Head Wrap, in wear
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Wednesday, April 1, 2015. The Greek Head Wrap, in wear. Having tried to put on the head wrap about half a dozen times and looked these photographs over, I have a number of observations that may be worth thinking about:. If I make another such wrap, I will use a thin, narrow, tablet-woven band instead of thick wool. I believe the resulting wrap would...
Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog: HSM #3--A Greek Head Wrap, Completed!
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. HSM #3- A Greek Head Wrap, Completed! The head wrap, laid out before use. A few minutes of rustling through the boxes and piles that comprise my "stash", a few hours with needle and thread, and voilà! A head wrap, as shown in the photograph to the left. (Click on the photograph for a larger and more detailed view.). Based upon J...
Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog: A Happy Frob
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Sunday, January 25, 2015. The brooch and beads, on the white wool for the shift. I'd meant to spend January making the "foundation" garment for my early Norwegian and völva. Outfits- a long, white wool tunic. January started busy, but I figured that I'd have plenty of time to start the project on Martin Luther King Day weekend ( i.e.,. Note: The reconst...
Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog: Greek Hairnet Questions
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Saturday, May 9, 2015. Because the textile-making technique now known as sprang. Was definitely used by early Scandinavians, as the Borum Eshøj find and other contemporaneous archaeological finds attest, I have been planning for a while to learn sprang. To make hairnets- the ancient Greeks. Does not use a weft, but consists of twists carefully made on p...
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Handicraft by Agis: September 2012
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Tuesday, September 18, 2012. Granny squares - testing a new pattern. Last night I found this exciting granny square pattern. I'm sorry it's only in Swedish) and I just had to try it. Here is the result! And when on the subject, do you have any favourite granny square versions? I'd love to see more! Do you know of any that fits together (in size) with the traditional (at least, the one I've heard is the most traditional here! You can see them in the second pic.) granny square? Links to this post. No sewin...
Handicraft by Agis: November 2011
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Monday, November 7, 2011. My ancestry (old photographs.). A new show is airing on tv here in Sweden, in which a bunch of americans rediscover their Swedish ancestry. Watching the show ("Allt för Sverige", which by the way is great! Has brought up thoughts about my family history, and I've been looking a lot at old pictures from the early 20th century. I find it interesting in so many levels! And lived with his family in Uppsala. I am also a bit fascinated by what is going on in the background of the pict...
Handicraft by Agis: Homemade yoghurt!
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Friday, December 7, 2012. As I grew up I knew that yoghurt somehow came from milk. Still, I had gotten the impression that one couldn't make yoghurt at home, because. well. just because! This notion stayed with me until just a few weeks ago, when I stumbled upon a recipe for homemade yoghurt. At first I thought "wow, this must be for those people who raise cows! But looking closer I finally understood that no, this was something ordinary people could do in an ordinary kitchen using ordinary milk. Actuall...
Handicraft by Agis: Making a dress form (duct tape)
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012. Making a dress form (duct tape). Some time ago I came across something very inspiring. Some blogger (I'm sorry, I don't remember the blog adress or the name of the blogger! Had created a dress form out of duct tape, instead of buying a "real" and expensive one. Now finally I have been able to make my own (with the help of my darling husband, Marcus! And I am happy to show it to you all, and hope to inspire others to try it too! My very own dress form! Solo arte textil artesanal.
Handicraft by Agis: Making perfume
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Thursday, November 29, 2012. This morning the landscape outside my window had turned crispy white, beautiful. Moving on. It's perfume making time! I am out of perfume. Empty bottle, nothing left. And at the moment I can't really go spend lots of money on new perfume (it's disgustingly expensive, isn't it? But though I've moved out from the city and turned into a lantis (the swedish equivalent of a 'hillbilly') I'm trying not to become a complete. Slob, and thus I still wanted new perfume. As I said, I ma...
Handicraft by Agis: November 2012
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Thursday, November 29, 2012. This morning the landscape outside my window had turned crispy white, beautiful. Moving on. It's perfume making time! I am out of perfume. Empty bottle, nothing left. And at the moment I can't really go spend lots of money on new perfume (it's disgustingly expensive, isn't it? But though I've moved out from the city and turned into a lantis (the swedish equivalent of a 'hillbilly') I'm trying not to become a complete. Slob, and thus I still wanted new perfume. As I said, I ma...
Historical living with Hvitr: May 2015
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Historical living with Hvitr. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. I finished the working class mantua. And took some photos last night. In period it would have been worn over a couple of petticoats, but I don't have the petticoats to go with it so you will have to imagine them. I do plan to make the petticoats, but they aren't as interesting to construct as the mantua itself so I haven't done them yet. Here you can see the bodice and skirt drape:. The draped skirt looks really nice from the back:. It's based on exis...
a stitch in time: So many things.
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A stitch in time. Togs from bogs and other dirty laundry from medieval times! Subscribe in a reader. A stitch in time. Yours truly is a medieval archaeologist specialising in garment reconstruction and historic tailoring techniques. View my complete profile. Looking to buy tools and materials for historical textile crafts? Or one of my books? You can find them in my shop. Fair Prices for Crafts (a ranty series of posts). Fair Prices part II. Fair Prices part III. Fair Prices part IV. Fair Prices part V.
a stitch in time: Update your Adobe Flash Player!
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A stitch in time. Togs from bogs and other dirty laundry from medieval times! Subscribe in a reader. A stitch in time. Yours truly is a medieval archaeologist specialising in garment reconstruction and historic tailoring techniques. View my complete profile. Looking to buy tools and materials for historical textile crafts? Or one of my books? You can find them in my shop. Fair Prices for Crafts (a ranty series of posts). Fair Prices part II. Fair Prices part III. Fair Prices part IV. Fair Prices part V.
Historical living with Hvitr: Deciphering a palaeolithic textile
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Historical living with Hvitr. Monday, 13 July 2015. Deciphering a palaeolithic textile. For HSM challenge 7. I'm reconstructing a headband found at El Wad in what is now Israel. The headband was buried with its owner, who came from the Natufian culture. And lived in the El Wad area during the palaeolithic. In this blog post I'll talk about the process I'm using to reconstruct the headband, and why I think it's likely the original headband was made this way. Remember, radiocarbon dating gives dates as BP ...
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Real Estate blog for Cathy Wildung, REALTOR, Keller Williams Classic Realty NW, Licensed in MN. Thursday, April 9, 2015. Do I really need to stage my home to get it sold? The answer is "Yes! Cathy's Corner West Mestro Real Estate. The Spring Market is Here! It's a great time to purchase a home now as we still have historically low interest rates below 4% and they will likely rise this summer. The snow is gone and the weather is fine! Cathy's Corner West Mestro Real Estate. Monday, September 22, 2014.
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Cathy's 1960 Chevrolet Corvair. Updated June 25th, 2010. In November of 2004, Cathy received her late God Father's 1960 Corvair, thanks to his son, Herb. The car is a Monza 900 two door coupe. It was Blue in color and in need of a good clean up and restoration. Here is the story of Cathy's Corvair. The new photo is at the 2010 Corsa National Convention where Cathy's Corvair won an award for peoples choice, Early model, Coupe! The National Award Winning 1960 Corvair 900 Monza Coupe!
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Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog
Yet Another Costuming Blog. Loose Threads: Yet Another Costuming Blog. This blog is about historic costume, primarily Western costume, from the dawn of history until about 1600 C.E. Sunday, March 11, 2018. The "Bag" Part of the Hedeby Bag- Construction. Over the last few days, I have been thinking about cutting my fabric for the wooden-framed Hedeby bag, and how the bag should go together. Outer layer with gores pinned in. Links to this post. Thursday, March 8, 2018. Some One Afternoon Tutorials for 2018.
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Crime, She Writes. True crime author Cathy Scott's thoughts from the keyboard . The Page 99 Test. Alireza Doostdar's "The Iranian Metaphysicals". I Am a Cat by Galia Bernstein. Additions to Grits' Reading Pile: On prosecutors, pretrial detention, plea bargaining, and more. Murder on the Brewster Flats - LeGarde Mysteries, book 12. Meek Mill: An Entitled Rapper, Not a Poster Boy for Unfair Treatment by the Criminal Justice System. CLEWS Historic True Crime. The Pulpwood Queen's Book Club. GO TO SAVING MIA.
