Name: Emeline la ChauciereWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Emeline_la_Chauciere Over the past few years, my research project has focused on the cultivation and study of historical roses, with a particular emphasis on old world varieties. As a dedicated horticulturist and historian, I have meticulously researched and cultivated several period rose varietals in my garden. These efforts have allowed me... Continue Reading →
Emeline la Chauciere – Tudor Ensemble
Name: Emeline la ChauciereWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Emeline_la_Chauciere My current research project involves the creation of my first Tudor ensemble, an endeavor that combines historical processes with meticulous craftsmanship. The ensemble includes several key components: a chemise adorned with blackwork details, a hand-sewn green linen kirtle, tie-on sleeves, a wool and linen over partlet, and a coif. Additionally,... Continue Reading →
Amalie von Hohensee – Adventures in Bobbin Lace
Name: Amalie von Hohensee, OLWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Amalie_von_Hohensee My main focus in the A&S world over the past several years has been embroidery. However, the East Kingdom’s embroidery guild happens to have several categories related to lace. While the laces covered by this guild all fall under the category of “embroidered laces,” working on these laces inspired... Continue Reading →
Thallos of Brighton Manor – Goldwork and Embroidery Peacock Pouch
Name: Thallos of Brighton ManorWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Thallos_of_Brighton_Manor I chose a peacock because a SCAdian, who was a relative stranger to me, showed me an amazing kindness. She likes peacocks and I had wanted to do something nice for her. When I was sick last summer I stumbled upon Sarah Homfrey's goldwork YouTube channel and the idea... Continue Reading →
Sarah le Payller – Learning Oslo Stitch
Name: Sarah le PayllerWiki: https://wiki.eastkingdom.org/wiki/Sarah_le_Payller Materials used: 100% wool yarn from my stash, purchased bone naalbinding needle These are my first attempts at learning the Oslo naalbinding stitch. Naalbinding is one of those arts that I have attempted several times, but this time it clicked! I took a class with Abu-Darzin Ibrahim al-Rashid at Nova Schola,... Continue Reading →