HUZZAH!

The Sct. Brigitta pattern has been found, and tested. So I will start on the real one tomorrow. Here is some pictures of the finished sample. Hope you enjoy. Hopefully will I be able to post a Tutorial on the Sct. Brigitta Pattern soon. 😀

More patterns and links to the sct. Brigitta cap

Here is some useful links- enjoy!

Swedish PDF with patterns and useful text: http://www.textilverkstad.se/pdf/funderingar_kring_en_huva.pdf

Blog from 13costumes: http://13costumes.livejournal.com/11438.html

Blog from The Sinister Spinster: http://geekyyarn.blogspot.dk/2009/10/14th-century-capcoif.html

Sample of the brigitta cap

Hmm.. okay. My sample of the brigitta cap didn’t go that well. It was to small, and i couldn’t seem to tie it the right way. Thank god I didn’t you the expensive fabric!

Oh yeah! I also got my fabric. The wool is not what I imagine, but I can use it for a cape instead.

The Bonnet of St. Brigitta (Pattern)

I will make this cap/bonnet as the piece I will pin the headscarf to.
There is an Danish article here

Patterns for Medieval Chemise

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Here is my patterns from the book “nordbomønstre”. I am going to change them a little so I can have a long sleeve and pro haps a little tighter.

When you print them about you just scale them up to 500 % and print it as a poster. Enjoy!

Fabric is on it’s way

I just bought the fabric I will use for my Nun Project. I have decided to be a Novice – this means I’m going through the admission process to be a Nun. Thought it would fit better with my age. Most nuns went through a years long Novice training. So will be wearing a white Vail.

I can’t wait to show you guys the fabric!

 

 

Project Nun

My main inspiration in this project are the pictures/illuminates/paintings of Hildegard of Bingen.

She is one of the most famous Nuns in the medieval. I have also selected which style I want to saw in. Im going to focus on the styles between the year 1200 and 1450.

Here are some pictures:

Welcome

This is my first post. Usually are these post very doll and all “hallo let me introduce myself”. I’ll try to make this a little different. I will share my project with you.

I have participated as a volunteer on The European Medieval Festival for many years now. Here I have handed out flyers, helped the artists and been a Ticket Inspector. This year I want to try something else. So I decided to help the churches with their ceremonies. I’m going to be a Nun. Usually I can wear the same costume for most events. But this time I have to make a custom-made one. I don’t think my boyfriend is so excited as I am, hehe