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A Journeyman's Journal of Arts made for the SCA.
Inspirations and Other Artisans
- A Fisherman Knits
- Brigida Vadesbana
- Dar Anahita
- Dyestuffs: Notes
- Dyestuffs: Pioneer Thinking: Natural Dyes
- Elizabeth Darnley's Mongol stuff
- Elizabethan Costume Homepage
- Fabrics Store - LINEN!!
- Furniture for your Encampment
- History of knitting/guilds
- Karen
- Kingdom of An Tir
- Knitting: Dickinson's Period Knitting
- Knitting: Knit clothing in period
- Knitting: Knit Like a Pirate
- Knitty.com History of Knitting
- Max Tilke's Online Oriental Costuming
- Middle Eastern - Mistress Safia
- Middle Eastern: Agnes Cresewyke Turkish clothing
- Middle Eastern: Fenris's Persian clothing article and images
- Middle Eastern: Halima's basics
- Middle Eastern: Halima's kamis
- Middle Eastern: Halima's Middle Eastern Costume page
- Middle Eastern: Kismeta Ottoman costume
- Middle Eastern: Laurellen's Turkish costume layout
- Middle Eastern: Roxane Farabi's Persian Clothing 16th c.
- Middle Eastern: Salwar pattern
- Middle Eastern: Steven Baker's Turko-Mongol coat
- Mongol-Turkish-Persian coat
- Mongolian clothes
- Pre-Mongol and Persian
- Quickly Unraveling
- Renaissance Tailor
- Samurai Knitter, author of History of Knitting 101
- Sherts, Trews and Hose
- Socks of the Common Man
- Socks: Anahita's Egyptian sock directions
- Socks: Eleanor of Toledo's socks in T.I.
- Socks: Englishwoman's knit wool stockings
- Socks: GeorgAnne's EoT socks
- Socks: Susanna's Toledo Stockings
- Some Clothing of the Middle Ages
- Turkish Socks
- Viking - Vigdis (with links)
- Viking costume overview
- Viking Dames Tunieken
- Viking Men's clothing - overview
- Viking stuffs from Thora
- Viking tunic how-to (fairly good)
- Viking tunics - Overview of Patterns
- Viking tunics Tjurslakter
- Viking Underdress
- Viking undertunic at U Tulsa
- Viking Women's Clothing: Thora's Quick & Dirty
- Viking: Hurstwic clothing overview
Followers
About Me
- KayLee Patterson
- Every few years, I reinvent myself. This newest iteration is that of author. I have also been a costumer, quilter, newsletter editor, seminar administrator, teacher, weaver, mom, and much more.
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