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St. Martin's Feta

Simple cheese crumbly in texture similar to feta made with common kitchen ingredients. Salt is very important here you are likely going to n...
Of Sleeves and Gussets...

Bocksten Tunic 14th Century, Vaburg Museum When fitting a tightly buttoned sleeve to ones arm it is necessary to construct a sleeve with...
The Griffin Dress (In Progress)

Lady Joan de Foxley (1378) The Idea: the manufacture of some sort of heraldic surcoat from the later half of the 14th century. The cu...
Lady's Fitted Gown - Angryhat's No Fuss Method

There are many names for the fitted garment that women started wearing at some point in the 14th century, but whatever you want to call them...

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