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Happy Makers Monday Everyone! :)
It's been a busy few weeks so I wanted to show you some of the stuff I'm been working on.
Everything displayed here can be found on my Etsy page, including fairy gardens, custom heraldry flags, miniature shields, prints, and more. :)
https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArcherInventive
May the creativity of the day inspire you. <3
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Reine déchue by Floriane E de C
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A Jeanne Hallee creation, c. 1912. I love this - it looks like it was designed with medieval style in mind.
An early example of a medieval 'bascinet' or 'basin' helmet. These would gradually evolve into helmets with visors to protect the face and eyes. One description of William Wallace has him wearing what is described as a 'steel cap' which may have looked something like this. The steel bascinet is slightly ridged down the centre. The camail attached to its lower edge is lined with leather and there are leather straps which would have fastened around the chin.
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9v, 12v, 21r, 22r, 39r, 40v, 48r, 55v, 65r, and 95v
Law Codes, MS Sang. 731, Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen
Bakc from a weekend of medieval markets! I buyed a new bodice west for one of my larp characters and some leather for my Goblin :D
