The work of Honorable Lady Simona della Luna, as part of the Society for Creative Anachronism. I'm in Bryn Gwlad, Ansteorra - also known as Austin, Texas. My main interests are 15th and 16th century tailoring in Spain and Italy, as well as bookbinding and other pretty things.
Showing posts with label women's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's. Show all posts
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Black Widow Pockets
You know what Black Widow, member of the Avengers and super spy, needs with her outfit? Pockets. She needs pockets. Just... don't ask what she's keeping in there. You probably don't want to find out.
Sunday, November 11, 2018
Norse Apron Dress
Our local group's fall event was Norse themed. I usually wear much later-period clothes, so out of an abundance of caution I tried on my Norse outfit ahead of time. The blue linen 10-gore dress I made with Ysabeau of Prague's help several years ago (perhaps my second piece of SCA garb) still fit, but the snug gray herringbone weave apron dress was no longer an option. Time to make a new apron dress!
Friday, October 26, 2018
A Little Bit of Norse
The event this weekend has a Norse theme, so I’ve spent the past week hard at work in a new apron dress. More details and photos to follow after the event.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Black Widow Doublet
Elfsea Baronial College was at the end of September. I was intrigued by the prospect of a full day of A&S classes (like a mini King's College!), but I was really hooked when I learned that they were having a "Disney your garb" costume contest. Any Disney-owned character was fair game. Some friends and I decided to go as Avengers. Chris was Dr. Strange, Franchesca was Pepper Potts, and I was Black Widow. The pockets, and the to-be-made sleeves will have their own posts, later, but here I'll show the doublet I made. It was pretty, functional, and carried the theme of the character well.
I did not win the costume contest, but I enjoyed playing with the techniques and exploring how the dress in the painting might have been made.

I did not win the costume contest, but I enjoyed playing with the techniques and exploring how the dress in the painting might have been made.
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