Last weekend, I packed my sewing mashine, overlocker and 16 meters of fabric and took a train to Copenhagen. Four days later, I return home with a lighter suitcase and pictures of these lovely, happy ladies in the most beautiful viking gowns. I’m the one in normal clothes, Louise is in red underdress and green overdress and Ida is in green underdress and red overdress.
Underdresses in medieval “cotehardie” style in 100 % linen. Overdresses in viking “apron” style in thin 100 % wool and brooches made of gold and bronze FIMO.
Read more about construction, sewing and see all the funny pictures on my blog:
http://mydearlizzie.blogspot.com/2012/03/krigslive-viii-sy-workshop-med-tserne.html
Read more about the brooches, belts, jewellery and headdresses on my friend Louise’s blog:
http://www.etkoebenhavnerliv.blogspot.com/2012/03/krigslive-workshop.html
This is the result of great teamwork. It would not have been possible without the help from Louise and Ida.
100 % linen, 100 % wool, FIMO, 14 buttons, iron-on interfacing, thread
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Mar 28, 2012, 04.05 AMby yelmore
Absolutely wonderful! (I am 1/4 Dane…) Looks like alot of fun!
Mar 28, 2012, 01.04 AMby marec
How interesting!
Mar 27, 2012, 09.59 PMby sophienissirios
How cool. That would have been a lot of fun to make :-)