Make your own medieval clothing - Basic garments for women
To be dressed historically correct as a medieval re-enactor - it could not be simpler: the range of garments that those interested in the Middle Ages can now make themselves stretches from the High to late Middle Ages (1200 to 1500), and from a simple maid to lower gentry. Panels with lifelike, coloured illustrations revive the different medieval classes through their clothing and accessories.
"The colourful pictures and rich illustrations penned by Rolf Fuhrmann turn looking at this book into a pure treat and add to Wolf Zerkowski's texts perfectly." (Jürgen Ludwig, website landsknechtsportal)
"Thus this book is truly a great work, and surely an enrichment for those who seek a fundamental, practical approach to medieval fashion." (Pax Et Gaudium, 2004)
Ready for Battle - Make Your Own Chain Mail Armour
Whether it is for larp, theatre production, living history event or other related hobbies, with your own hauberk, coife, trousers or other chain mail objects you are ready for battle. But how do you create a custom-fit pattern for your own chain mail? What needs to be considered while making chain rings? And what are the best techniques for weaving thousands of rings together? These and other questions will be answered by the author step by step and with fully illustrated instructions. The reader learns the practicalities of how to transform a roll of wire into a chain mail armour.
Make your own medieval clothing - Viking Garments
Extensive additional information on materials and sewing techniques allows even sewing beginners with little experience to make sturdy clothing for winter and summer.
Make your own medieval clothing - Headwear for men and women
Veil, circlet, coife, bonnet, cap or hood? To give an authentic portrayal of a medieval character, you will need an appropriate period headdress. This carefully researched and richly illustrated book offers a wide variety of head coverings through the ages.
Make your own medieval clothing - Shoes of the High and Late Middle Ages
Make your own Medieval Clothing – Shoes of the High and Late Middle Ages is a practical guide for anyone good at crafts wishing to try their hand at shoemaking.
Make your own medieval clothing - Basic garments for men
To be dressed historically correct as a medieval re-enactor - it could not be simpler. The range of garments that those interested in the Middle Ages can now make themselves stretches from the High to late Middle Ages (1200 to 1500), and from a common beggar to lower gentry. Panels with lifelike, coloured illustrations revive the different medieval classes through their clothing and accessories. Clear, easily understandable pictures lead you through all the processes. Starting with the sewing techniques used in the Middle Ages even the layman learns how to neaten fabric edges, attach sleeves and make cords with metal points.
Recipes from the Shirefolk - A Book About the Greatest Art of All
Recipes from the Shirefolk – A Book About the Greatest Art of All is a treat for the eyes as well as the stomach.
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen „Kochen wie die Halblinge“ & „Rezepte aus dem Auenland“? - Ein Halblings-Guide
Ein paar Halblinge haben uns die Frage gestellt, was der Unterschied zwischen unserem ersten Kochbuch „Kochen wie die Halblinge“ und dem neuen „Rezepte aus dem Auenland“ ist. Nun, die Frage wollen wir euch gern beantworten!
Die Schneiderin der Halblinge - Carola Adler im Interview über ihr Buch "Gewandung der Halblinge"
Carola Adler kombiniert in "Gewandung der Halblinge" traditionelles Schneiderhandwerk mit Fantasy-Elementen. Im Interview diskutiert sie Inspiration und gibt praktische Tipps für Anfänger.