Both outfits made by me. Lord Tarien Dane models an Elizabethan men's outfit on the left; I'm wearing a sideless surcoat trimmed with fur.
Photo taken at "Don't Drink the Water"
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This garment was made for a Tacky Garb contest. Unfortunately, there was no judging, since I think I'd have won :)
Photo taken at "Arrg 2: Electric Bugaloo"
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This cape accompanied the Tacky Garb for the evening, and then was gifted to Kristoff Fuegger von Augsburg upon its completion. Each of the fleur-de-lys on the cape are hand-adorned with a pearl.
Photo taken at "Arrg 2: Electric Bugaloo"
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A black doublet with sleeves and matching hat. Gold embroidery is in progress on the hat. The necklace was made by HL Bronwen Arianwen.
Photo taken at "Nordskogen 12th Night 2004"
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In the center of the photo, I am wearing my first cotehardie, or gothic fitted gown. Lady Mathile did the original patterning.
Photo taken at "Pennsic 32"
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The "Evil Queen from Snow White" gown. This is based on Simplicity pattern 9929, but I had to modify it to make it more accurate. The jewelry was custom made by my friend Bronwen after she saw the in-progress photos. The rapier belongs to Don Gauge, but he wasn't using it at the time :)
Photo taken at "Northshield's Final Coronet Tourney"
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On the left, I am wearing a purple Italian Renaissance side-lacing gown. On the left, Lady Muirgheal is wearing a reversable bodice made by Felix Needleworthy.
Photo taken at "Northshield's First Crown Tourney"
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This is a Tudor-style gown from the mid-1500s. There is a corset beneath the bodice. The whole gown only took about a week to make!
Photo taken at "Nordskogen 12th Night 2003"
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This is a professional portrait of the Tudor dress. I made the headpiece by hand the night before the event.
Photo taken at "Clothiers Seminar North 2004"
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This is the final version of the Tudor gown. I added the fur-lined sleeves and gold chain belt, and the neckline and cuffs of the chemise have lace.
Photo taken at "Northshield's 3rd Crown Tourney"
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A coat in the style of Henry Tudor. The upper sleeves are puffed and slashed to show the contrasting lining. Made as a gift for Don Senan O'Faolan.
Photo taken Summer 2005
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This wool-lined cloak was made for Don Lazarus Gauge as a surpise gift.
Photo taken December 2004
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A close-up of the clasp mechanism, of which I am very proud.
Photo taken December 2004
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This is my second set of rapier armor. The jacket by itself meets Midrealm requirements.
Photo taken at "Fighters School 2005"
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The doublet shown here was made for Simon (known as "the Lesser") because he needed garb for war.
Photo taken at "Fighters School 2005"
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This is a Turkish-style fitted coat that I made in 4 days.
Photo taken October 2004
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This photo shows the hat/outfit combo in action.
Photo taken at "Northshield's Second
Crown Tourney"
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This garment is two pieces: the first is a cream-colored underdress (gamurra), an Italian fitted, side-lacing gown. The red overdress, known as a giornea, is sewn up the sides and clasps in front.
Photo taken December 2004
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A close-up of the clasp on the giornea.
Photo taken December 2004
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Left to right: Ladies Nezhka, Teffan, and Cealfind. These bodices and skirts were made in the colors of the kingdom, and worn at Northshield's first kingdom party at war. We were triplicates :)
Photo taken shortly after "Gulf Wars 14"
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This rapier hood was made for Don Rodrigo de Montoya.
Photo taken at "Pennsic 34"
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The red-and-white garment, lined in green, was made for Don Lazarus Gauge, who also helped design it.
Photo taken at "Boars Head 2005"
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A back view of the houpelande.
Photo taken at "Boars Head 2005"
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This doublet and pants combination, along with the shirt, comprise my current rapier armor.
Photo taken at "Boars Head 2005"
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This is an over-cotehardie with hanging sleeves and hook-and-eye closures up the front from waist to neckline. It is worn over a black linen cotehardie with buttons up the front, and an under-cote of white muslin. The necklace was a gift from Her Highness Northshield, Gwyneth Felton.
Photo taken at "Warriors and Warlords 13"
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Photo taken at "EVENT"
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Photo taken at "EVENT"
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Photo taken at "EVENT"
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