DragonBear: Arts, Crafts, and Literature

Time 2020-11-10 06:03:25

Web Name: DragonBear: Arts, Crafts, and Literature

WebSite: http://www.dragonbear.com

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Columns by Master Kali Harlansson of Gotland on history for the current Middle Ages, originally printed in the Carolingian Minuscule newsletter. Article pages are available through the menu below.Having actually won a couple of prizes for cordials, it seemed both useful and responsible to share the research and recipes. And yes, cordials are period! New recipes added as of December 1st, 2004.How do you write a letter in a medieval style? Here are 34 examples of openings & closings taken from a wide range of periods, places, and circumstances.Oaths of Fealty & Acceptances from period texts of the Middle Ages, including some general forms and discussions of fealty.From the 1598 sampler by Jane Bostocke, a "blackwork" square with padded detached-buttonhole strawberries; with chart.A detail of a small bird from the late 16th c. Bradford table carpet in tent stitch; with chart.Ten counted-stitch versions of awards and badges from the East Kingdom of the Society for Creative Anachronism.An article based on handouts from a class on 16th c. samplers with many (color!) charts from the English "Jane Bostocke" sampler of 1598 and from two Italian and German samplers of the 16th century."A Book of Medieval, Renaissance and Heraldic Patterns for Needlework." Now completely on-line with over 250 counted-square patterns in glorious black & white!A large triple-layer heraldic rose from an English cushion dated 1601. Use two layers in red and white for a Tudor rose.Eighty plates from Joseph Strutt's A Complete View of Dress and Habits of the People of England (London, 1862) for on-line historic costume research.A compilation of recipes for pets from cyberspace and beyond. But PLEASE NOTE: this is an old collection and some of the ingredients may no longer be considered appropriate and may even be considered dangerous.

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