Skjoldehamn hood

In 1936 a body was discovered in a bog near Skjoldehamn (Skjold harbour) on the Norwegian island of Andøya. The find included a complete costume consisting of a shirt, a kirtle, shirt, belt, trouse…

This tutorial is made with the support of my Patreons. Support me to help me make more free tutorials! The Skjoldehamn hood is a find from the 11th century, and because it is the only find of this …

Learn what types of “decorative” stitches were actually used on the Skjoldenhamn hood, and the function of each.

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Learn what types of “decorative” stitches were actually used on the Skjoldenhamn hood, and the function of each.

This tutorial is made with the support of my Patreons. Support me to help me make more free tutorials! The Skjoldehamn hood is a find from the 11th century, and because it is the only find of this …

This is a hand woven hood inspired by the early medieval Skjoldehamn hood. It's woven with two soft wool and alpaca yarns in earthy gray shades, creating a unique and beautiful texture. It's warm, soft and suitable for autumn, winter or spring. This is my version of the Skjoldehamn hood, it's only inspired by the original find, not a reconstruction. Measurements (approx): Front length (from neck to tip): 30 cm/11,8 inch + fringe Hood depth (from front to back of the hood): 33 cm/12,9 inch…

Preparing for the trip back home to Haithabu before more bad weather sets in. Near Current-Day Damp, Germany ; Latter half of the 10th Century.

As a Viking reenactor, one of my challenges is recreating garments worn centuries ago, with no instructions on how they are put together. I read through several sets of instructions for how to make…