#my garb

I have a roman pattern tunica I've sewn from two large matching towels. Sew them together on the pink.

So every evening when I get off work, I get myself a shower and slip into my luxurious towel tunic rucked up over a belt. I walkabout outside (to the delight and distress of my neighbors) then it's inside for sitting-dry-time where I eat candy or junk food and drink something decadently fruity while listening to music and enjoying the company of my lovely mutuals on this webbed site.

Here’s a progression of all my cannon and non-cannonical garb looks.

Picture courtesy of Jessimond of Emerickskeep from the Graywood combined fighter practice, A&S, and populace.

BEHOLD! A man purse fit for a Me!

My Gokstad pouch is nice but too small for water and snacks for my little one, hence this. I made the Hedeby bag handles from an ash shipping pallet. The bag is wool overdyed marigold, the panel is silk overdyed green, and the braid and lashing are wool yarn from Joann.

It's an early medievalish boaty thing with me and my girls (i'm the round one). I spent a day looking at boats on tapestries, slept on it, and decided to shoot my shot.

Its armor and weapons or massive bling - there's no in between with this kid. She finally approves of the dress.

6 panel birka hat, patterned using a bedsheet and sewn together at Defender of the Fort. Made from the sleeves of two thrifted wool coats in a herringbone weave. The yellow was a black/white weave that I threw in with another dye project. And because I am a dork I decided to do some embroidery

Practiced with this double diamond thingy off of one of the panels of överhogdal tapestries, tried my hand at the ubiquitous sunwheel (my renfair guild badge), and the sca blue feather as my first time doing a fishbone stitch. I need to embroider 3 more panels without resorting to drawing dicks everywhere, but it's hard to resist.