Living history.
Living history was a part of my life for 11 years. Studying the history of medieval garments going back to the Viking age, but mostly from the early renaissance. I delved into book upon book talking about the fashions, materials and accessories of men, women and children to learn. It was rewarding and fascinating work being commissioned to recreate garments for medieval reenactors. I used manuscripts, medieval effigies and incised slabs as my references.
A medieval tournament in Edmonton. All the garments in this photo, except the pink and the black dress, were made by me.
14th century gonfalons made for weddings, living history events and home decor.
14th century men's garments.
14th century Ladies garments.
14th century men's garment's.
Various 14th century garments.
14th century garments.
14th century children's garments.
My kid needed shoes, so i made a pattern and sewed them together.
14th century accessories.
Regency era garments.
Custom costumes.
"Little sister" from Bioshock, Barbabeau from Barbapapa, and a custom cloak.
Nosferatu jacket.
Bridesmaids dresses. I made four of these in different sizes, with matching cloaks.
Custom Unicorn costume.
Steam punk coat and vest.
Norwegian folk costumes called bunad.
Huggy Wuggy pillow.
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