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Susan West

a necklace with several different beads and charms on red background, including two pendants

Two Viking Hoards: Hoen and Vårby

bensozia: Two Viking Hoards: Hoen and Vårby

Valkyrja.com

Gorgeous embroidery! http://www.valkyrja.com/ Looks like the embroidery is on a panel pined over the apron dress.

Please read this about belts: http://www.medieval-baltic.us/vikbuckle.html Please read this about apron dress construction : http://urd.priv.no/viking/smokkr.html

side lace apron overdress

side lace apron overdress - Google Search

Fair Outfits

Medieval Clothes

Viking Costume

Surcot I. by chac-chac on DeviantArt

Layers without bulk. I like it. This dress could work for Ayla. Don't know the time period, though...

Art Deco Inspiration

Beautiful Objects

Art Nouveau Design

Art Institute Of Chicago

Are you kidding me? An Elvish fork?! WHY was this not an option when I made my wedding registry?!

an image of a celtic symbol with leaves on the bottom and green letters in the middle

celtic tree | Tumblr

Wood Burning Patterns Stencil

Wood Burning Stencils

Wood Burning Ideas

Urban Threads

Wood Burning Crafts

Wood Burning Patterns

Calligraphy Alphabet

Quilling Patterns

Wood Burning Art

Machine Embroidery Designs | Urban Threads

Crescent Moon_image

Celtic Tree by LaughingAstarael on DeviantArt

celtic tree

Related searches

How to Lucet

How to Lucet. Here is an interesting and old Norse way of making cording for drawstrings, laces, etcetera. It is called, Lucet and here is a video on how to do it. This is new to me; I have never heard of this before not seen this tool. :) ~Lee Ann H #crochetgottaloveit

Aged Clothing

Паспорт комплекса Тани.

Amazing blog. Hedeby Viking reconstruction, multiple pieces (clothing, footwear, adornment) + documentation.

an old black and white drawing of some different types of items in the style of medieval art

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the necklace is made from stones and wood

Viking Festoon

Festoon of very large beads from a Viking Age discovery. In the Iceland National Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland.