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Medieval Silkwork: Tassels&Co: Turk's head knot basics
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Tassels&Co: Turks head knot basics. A 13th century purse. Tassels&Co: How to do a basic tassel. The Count of Holland, c. 1290. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Monday, July 20, 2015. Tassels&Co: Turk's head knot basics. Although I have never seen turk's head knots made from braided cord on purses before, I did spot them on a c. 1500 rosary in the Museum of London earlier this year. In my attempt to recreate these knots in the fir...The p...
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Medieval Silkwork: Tutorials
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All together respectably dressed. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. How to do a basic tassel. How to make silk gimp. Tassels with turk's head knots. Making a smocked apron. A collection of tutorials. Subscribe to: Posts ( Atom ). A stitch in time. En ternet version af grønlandsdragten D10594. New research on Hallstatt 3 tablet woven band (HallTex152). In deme jare cristi. A posh Hanseatic knife for Johan Crullinc. Long time no see.
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Cultureel erfgoed Enschede
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WATERTOREN HOOG EN DROOG. MACHINEFABRIEK B. BRUNINGMEYER. FINA AVIA TANKSTATION GLANERBRUG. HET ROZENDAAL DE ROOMBEEK. TRANSFORMATORGEBOUW H.B. BLIJDENSTEINLAAN. VAN HEEK and Co. NOORDERHAGEN. TRAMLIJN ENSCHEDE GLANERBRUG 1908-1933. BASILIEK ST. JOSEF. VOORMALIGE KERK APOSTOLISCHE GEMEENSCHAP. GROTE KERK OUDE MARKT. ST JACOBUS DE MEERDERE LONNEKER. PASTORIE SCHOLTEN REIMERSTRAAT 40. GEDENKNAALD VOOR G.J. VAN HEEK. WONINGEN EMMASTRAAT 1 - 8. VOORMALIG THEEHUIS DE APENHOF. TOERNOOISTRAAT 2 - 14. BOERDERIJ ...
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Medieval Silkwork: April 2013
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Two things off the list. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Friday, April 12, 2013. Two things off the list. I finally got two projects done that have been haunting me for quite some time :-). The first one is a woollen dress I started making nearly two years ago. The other one was putting the skirt-part on my 'bra'-shirt. Find more info on this project here. More on this project here. The theory) and here. Subscribe to: Posts ( Atom ).
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Medieval Silkwork: Publications
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All together respectably dressed. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This selection from my writings includes only those articles and chapters that deal with medieval and early modern dress history. You can find a full bibliography, including lectures and conference talks, on my academia page. I Baatsen, J. De Groot and I. Sturtewagen,. I Baatsen, B. Blondé, J. De Groot and I. Sturtewagen,. Een gouwen rync ende een ransse" : de gerimpelde ...
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Medieval Silkwork: A 13th century purse
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Tassels&Co: Turks head knot basics. A 13th century purse. Tassels&Co: How to do a basic tassel. The Count of Holland, c. 1290. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Wednesday, July 15, 2015. A 13th century purse. Recently I posted about the Floris V project. As I'm sure you remember. What was not in the design drawing was a nice purse for the Count. Well, of course I could not really let that happen, so I ordered some nice fabric. The one bel...
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Medieval Silkwork: February 2014
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Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Wednesday, February 26, 2014. Remember this woollen dress. I posted about last year. It is now finally completely finished! Can you spot the difference? Not only convenient for easily reaching your purse, also warm for your hands! The slits are finished on the inside with a strip of linen, the inner red edge is made with loop braiding. And the outer red edge is a fingerloop braid of five bows.
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Medieval Silkwork: February 2015
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Through the viewfinder: Scenes from the life of Sa. The mi-parti dress # 2. Embroidery basics: ground fabric. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Monday, February 16, 2015. Through the viewfinder: Scenes from the life of Saint Andrew. In this series, named after TtV photography, I want to share with you a work of art, be it a painting, sculpture, manuscript or drawing from my vast collection of museum visit images. Top frill and a white vei...
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Medieval Silkwork: June 2015
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Paper patterns of Saints. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Monday, June 15, 2015. Paper patterns of Saints". In my last post. Shortly after the death of Seigneur. Literally: floor) of Gregoris’ and Adriaene’s house, the clerk noticed two naeymandekens. Detail of a sewing basket, Gerard David, The Nativity with Donors and Saints Jerome and Leonard (c. 1510-1515), Metropolitan Museum. In the next room, inside a garderobe. Which today means...
