Learning lace

IRCC

I'm so bad keeping this up its been easier to post on Facebook- so I will catch up here when I can

2.5 months into the IRCC so I've been busy

Photo dump now I'll come back and describe later

Lazy posting

I've been lazy posting but I've been busy so I'll try to play some catch up and hopefully get it all

Thread wrapped buttons

Another set with white accents

For her majesty Mongolian

For his majesty Mongolian

Her collar 

His color

Both finished

Black work partlet

Painted salwar pants- one leg

Part of my heraldic ottoman I'm trying to put together for Crown

Dogessa Gown

Inspiration for the new gown

 
Similar styles all taken from

Mores Italiae,'1575

Unknown Artist, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

Partlet

Camicia

Flat front bodice

Lantern sleeve

Wide sleeve coat

Necklaces

Girdle

Earrings

Gloves

Hat. *there are some concerns the hat may be presumptuous of sca rank so jury is out if I'll attempt it

Veil

I'm also thinking of doing a similar gown in a diffrent color scheme with a doublet over dress but we will see how this one goes- maybe I'll save that for the next IRCC

Stonegate

I see I have not been great in keeping my blog updated lately. The main reason for this is since April the area I've been playing with have been working on becoming a shire. It's been a lot of hard work and I admit things have been moving very fast. This split while supported has not been easy. We are basically going from maybe we should do this to official in 6 months (if the heraldry gods are with us and pass our name the first time through). We are also doing this with pretty much no support from the barony besides a go away don't let the door hit you on the way out. With the issues the barony has been dealing with the last two years we couldn't expect anything diffrent. So that's my excuse- I've got some projects in the hopper and will be posting them soon

Scrolls for uprising

#100daysofembroidery

The Barony of Loch Salaan's needlework guild is holding a challenge to do 100 days of embroidery. I was a bit late hearing about the challenge but figured why not.

I decided to use the Pattern by the attack laurel based on the blackwork pattern above that is housed in the MET

traced and framed now to stitch