



leatherwork.

knitting and crocheting wasn't invented yet, so this is what they did; needlebinding. a much slower technique. and a bit limited; it was mostly used for hats and socks, i'm not sure about wristwarmers, but they certainly are popular among the 'new' vikings.

most of these viking enthusiasts are quite hard core when it comes to authenticity and craft. a lot of the dresses are hand sewn.




1 comment:
What a wonderful post! This looks like such a cool event! Where and what was this event? I would love to learn more about this! Do you do hand dying yourself?
~emily
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