Pouches finished

[frualeydis]

So, three in a general 13th-14th century style, two in wool and one in brocade, for Marc, Emund and Åsa. And then a saccoccia for Katarina, who often dresses in Italian 16th century style, and a 16th century pouch for Alfhild, who prefers 16th century English.

Comments

[merastra.livejournal.com]

Pretty! I like the colors and it's cool to see a bunch of different styles/periods from the same fabric.

[frualeydis.livejournal.com]

Thanks. It's all remnants from the investiture clothes for me and the baron, which I thought would add symbolic value to the gift.

/Eva

[clothsprogs.livejournal.com]

It's a neat idea for gifts, and they've come out so nice.

I was given a pouch made for me by a friend, back in the 90's and I've used and used it to the point it's worn out in places and heavily repaired in others.

Teddy