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New year, new project! I'm tackling the last of the 60s, the 1660s! Come with me and explore French fashion in the reign of King Louis XIV!

Happy new year! I'm so happy with what I've accomplished in 2024, and super excited to show you my plans for 2025! Thank you for sticking with me, I hope the next year will bring peace and happiness!

After so much medieval sewing, I thought I'd give you a little medieval Christmas treat! Join my dear friend Marion and me as we experiment our way through four medieval recipes. And please, please be patient with us - none of us have made a cooking video before! I'll be back with more sewing content in a couple of weeks, but in the meantime: Have a wonderful holiday season! Thank you so, so mu...

I'm making an outfit for every century of the Middle Ages. And we are at the end, at 1560! Time for some urban English streetwear - Elizabethan style! Time: Partlet: 5 hours Gown: 25 hours Cap and foreheadcloth: 5 hours Hat: 4 hours Materials: Stashbusting!

I'm making an outfit for every century of the Middle Ages. Time has come for the turbulent 1460s, where I will be making a Burgundian outfit on a budget! With a saucy secret version towards the end... Time: Kirtle: 16 hours Tailed cap: 4 hours Sleeves: 3 hours Houppelande: 17 hours Hennin: 10 hours Hood: 6 hours Materials: Wools from tekstil.no The rest is stashbusting! Cost: NOK 1760

I'm making outfits from every century during the Middle Ages. For the 1360s, I already have three increasingly posh outfits! Will my sinful silky surcoat bring back the Black Death?!

I'm making outfits from every century during the Middle Ages. Time has come for the 1260s, where my love for medieval clothing started! Come take a look at my high medieval wardrobe, and the illustrations that inspired it! Cost: Dark green wool: NOK1200 Time: Dark green dress: 17 hours

I'm making outfits from every century during the Middle Ages. Time has come for the 1160s and my absolute medieval girl crush: Eleanor of Aquitaine! Cost: Wool fabric: NOK1200 Wool yarn: NOK500 Time: Kirtle: 50 hours Bliaud: 45 hours Girdle belt: 10 hours Photography by my amazing boyfriend! Thanks to Kongsvinger fortress for being the perfect backdrop.

I'm making outfits from every century during the Middle Ages. So let's recreate the dress of Ælfgiva (who did that thing with that priest you know...)! Cost: NOK 1980 Time: Overgown: 9,5 hours Hood: 2,5 hours Photography by my amazing boyfriend! Thanks to Midgard Vikingsenter for being the perfect backdrop. Drums of the Deep av Kevin MacLeod er lisensiert under en Creative Commons - Navngiving ...

I'm making outfits from every century during the Middle Ages. What is more natural for a Norwegian like myself than to start with those famous Scandinavian Early Medieval Pirates? Cost: None! I used scraps from my stash and garments I've made before. Time: Birka smokkr: 15 hours Køstrup smokkr: 13 hours Hedeby smokkr: 27 hours I highly recommend the article by Hilde Thunem: urd.priv.no/viking/s...

I don't know how to do projects without being ambitious about it! Come with me and recreate medieval costumes from the thousand-year-long period!

I needed some 1960s dresses! Come along with me as I show you how I made them! Materials from Selfmade.no Time: 20 hours Cost: NOK 1610

Come with me through the history of baby wear and baptismal clothing while I remake my mother's wedding gown into something special...

I've made a wardrobe for a Norwegian domestic servant living in the 1830s. Now that it is all done, I wanted to share how it looks when worn - and when worked in! All in all, the project took about 70 hours. I made a dress and a short gown, along with a few caps, kerchiefs and aprons. Join me again in a couple of weeks, when I'll be tackling a whole different time period! Music: "The Day I Met ...

1830s Mini Dress?! Making a Romantic Era Short Gown!

Old Fashioned Re-fashioning! Making an 1815 come 1830s Servant Dress.

Planning the wardrobe of an 1830s Norwegian Lady's Maid!

Dressing Anne Boleyn! A Tudor Get-Ready-With-Me

Making Underwear fit for a (Tudor) Queen! - Tutorial

Making Anne Boleyn's Infamous French Hood!

Making a Farthingale - a Luxury Tudor Hoopskirt!

Faking Fancy Tudor Clothing! Making a Forepart and Foresleeves - Anne Boleyn Style!

A Gown Fit For a Tudor Queen - Chat and stitch

Making a Tudor Kirtle!

New Project Reveal: Becoming England's Infamous Queen!

Out with the old - in with the new!

Knit and Chat: Making a Romantic, Historical (possibly NSFW) Christmas Gift!

I made a 1905 Tea Gown in one week (with no pattern!)

Re-creating an Art Nouveau Dress Bodice