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If you have any fiber related links that you'd like posted on this page, please email me. Thank you. -
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Historic Textile Email Lists |
| Calontir Fiber Guild - This is the e-newsletter and e-mail discussion list for members of the Calontir Fiber and Needle Guild, within the Society for Creative Anachronism. |
| An Tir Spinner's List - a list for the discussion, in detail, of spinning, dyeing, weaving and other fiber arts within the context of SCA. Suitable subjects are: book recommendations and comments upon these, technical questions about fiber, discussions of the merits (or lack thereof) or various types of equipment or materials available, requests for help with research in period textiles and their uses, searches for sources for modern supplies and equipment, announcements of meetings and workshops, and anything else that may occur to list members within these guides. |
| SCA-Card-Weaving List - A SCA focused list for the discussion of historical Tablet/Card Weaving. Heavy overlap with tablet weaving list below). |
| Historic Needlework List - a list for the discussion of historical needlework .This includes, but is not limited to, embroidery, knitting, crochet, tatting, netting, lace making. Excluded are spinning, weaving, quilting, and machined techniques (such as machine knitting). Currently the list includes all time periods. Although sponsored and maintained by SCA members, this list not an SCA-only list. Please do not use SCA specific terminology. |
| Tablet Weaving List - a non-SCA list that focuses any type of tablet weaving. It is run by TWIST (Tablet Weavers International Studies & Techniques). Please do not use SCA specific terminology. |
| SCA Weaving List - Share information on early/Middle Ages/Renaissance weaving and its re-creation. Includes re-creation in the Society for Creative Anachronism, but anyone with an interest in medieval/Renaissance weaving is very welcome. Floor loom, table loom, warp-weighted loom, tapestry, etc. |
| Historic Costuming List - a non-SCA list for the discussion of historical clothing. Accessories and embellishments on clothing are also discussed. All time periods and places are discussed, with strong emphasis on 16th-19th century western clothing. Please do not use SCA specific terminology. To subscribe to the list, go to the website and look in the section labeled "Lists maintained outside Ansteorra". On the fourth line down, scroll to H-Costume and click options. This will take you to a subscribe page. |
| SCA Garb list - The purpose of this page is to create a showcase for the talented clothiers, costumers, seamstresses and tailors of the SCA to share their articles, class handouts, book reviews, and pictures of their work. |
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Dyeing of fiber or fiber productsThe Woad Page : a page devoted to the woad plant and its uses Period Sources Color in Elizabethan Dress list of cloth colors used throughout the 16th and early 17th century was compiled by Penny Ladnier Colors, Dyestuffs, and Mordants of the Viking Age : an introduction by Carolyn Priest-Dorman Colors for Lower-Class Elizabethan Clothing by Drea Leed Dye History from 2600 BC to the 20th Century by Susan C. Druding Early and Medieval Western Works on Dyes and Dyeing by Carolyn Priest-Dorman Fabrics and Colours by Trish Lambert, for the Grey Company Kathryn of the Hills' Dye Book Natural dyeing Carol Todd's homepage -- includes dye plant of the month Orchil, the poor person's purple by Chris Laning |
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For information about this page or reprinting articles and
artwork from this publication, please contact Galla Zandra (mka Carrie
Morgan). All rights for materials posted here remain with the original authors. Please respect their legal rights. © 1998. Last updated on: 19 Jan 2006 Disclaimer: These pages are not corporate publications of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and do not delineate SCA policies. In case of conflict with printed versions of material presented in these pages, the conflict will be decided in favor of the printed version. |
