Another Luggage strap for our UK trip. Based this time off the heraldry of our home SCA Kingdom, Calontir.
Piece is of 10/2 Cotton. Total Cards 66. Pattern Cards 44. 45mm wide. Double-Face technique. Snip of GTT pattern below
For our upcoming trip to the UK (whenever all this COVID-19 nonsense is done) I decided to be a little extra with heraldic luggage straps for our four suitcases. This is for one of the small suitcases and features part of Vincent’s heraldry. As the suitcase is red, creating the strap as just the stripe made sense for the allusive heraldic look I was aiming for.
Project is 10/2 perle cotton. 40 mm with w/60 cards. Star Pattern is 38 cards wide. Snip of GTT pattern below. Double-face technique
That’s it for now.
Created for a camping shower dress in the style of a norse apron dress. There are two separate pieces of trim here – Duckie trim across the chest and bubbles for the apron straps. Completed around 2011.
Made as a gift for Vincent’s Calon Cross at Lilies 2011.
November of 2010. Originally meant to be a scarf, I decided that it was too thick and stiff to work well in that capacity. Shortly thereafter I started learning belly dance and decided that it made an excellent base for a tassel belt.      Cloud was uncharted/freehand. Star patterns below
This is the inspiration for the Night Sky Garters.
All patterns charted with the GTT. Cloud mirrors on second section, stars were woven randomly
Woven for use as examples of tablet-weaving in recruitment attempts. Were originally four, but I have only gotten three to take pictures of thus far. Completed in Sept of 2010. Some parts of this pattern were charted, some were freehand.
A long belt for a bliaut and matching garters. Made in August of 2010
Pattern images below. At least two of the files have corrupted in the decade since I made these, but most of them are here. All files charted using the GTT
Exchange made with someone as a gift for his lady, for a pair of wonderful shoes :0) Made July of 2010
Originally created to be used as favors for a crown tourney, these are intended to be representations of my own heraldry (blasted and eradicated trees, though these are mostly just blasted.) Created in 2009