Below is a list of my projects, either in-progress or completed. Items are numbered to assist me in tracking my progress in the SCA’s A&S 50 Challenge, which involves creating 50 things in the Arts & Sciences before May 1, 2015 in honor of the Society’s 50th birthday. Those items with additional information or photos offer links.
- Trestle Table (see plans)
- Gothic Chairs (6 complete)
- Linen kirtles (4)
- Linen partlets and tunics (8)
- Doublets (3)
- Tablet-woven bands (6)
- Canvas shade fly and poles (3)
- Blackwork favor (sampler)
- Fur Goller (cape)
- “Starfish” hat
- Blackwork and Goldwork Caul, A&S entry for 2012 (see documentation)
- Woffenrock (arming gown)
- Linen shirts (7)
- Oak Banner Stands (2)
- Silk Appliqued Banner
- Blackwork Needlebooks (see booklet)
- Red Wool German Goldwork Gown, A&S entry for 2012 (see documentation)
- Smock with Goldwork based on Dorothea Meyer’s portrait
- Smocks with Honeycomb Pleatwork (four completed)
- Tellerbarret Hats (8) (see documentation)
- Smocked apron (see booklet)
- German linen gowns with round necklines and multiple guards, one slashed (4)
- German damask gown with velvet guards (in progress)
- Landsknecht doublet (wams) with paned, parti-color sleeves
- Silk and pearl goldhaube, A&S entry for 2013 (see documentation)
- Wool hosen (2)
- Wool schaube (German men’s coat)
- Silk damask schaube
- Waffenrocket (simplied waffenrock that behaves like a tabard–see post)
- Fingerloop braids (many)
- Cranach Saxon court gown (see research, pattern, and notes)
- Leder wams, a.k.a. leather jerkin (see research, pattern draping, and construction)
- Hanging canvas organizer for a pavilion
- Pink damask and brown velvet gown with pearl brustfleck
- Low-neck hemd based on Dorothea Meyer’s 1515 portrait by Hans Holbein, A&S entry for 2014
- Carved limewood doll with articulated arms and clothing, A&S entry for 2014
- 16th. c style tragedy play in five acts, A&S entry for 2014
- Research paper on pleatwork, A&S entry for 2014
- Red knee-high linen hosen with garters
- Landsknecht wams in black and red wool with full paned sleeves
- Pleatwork frame based on a woodcut for the cover of a German modelbuch
- Boy’s wool/linen doublet based on the Alpirsbach find
- Boys slashes hosen
- Simple hauben (gold haube and unterhaube)
- Pleating frame made from wood
- Leather slashed slippers
- Honeycomb pleated apron for the Coronation Silent Auction
- Finely pleated linen apron with honeycomb stitch, stem stitch, and chain stitch and drawn work hems (A&S entry for 2015)
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Now that I’m almost at 50 projects (well, really I’ve gone over as I counted multiple items only once), I’m thinking of setting another challenge — 50 tutorials! Think I can do it?
