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jenthies: Alfrun Ketta at the end of the class
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jenthies: Making it Work: no care for grain
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jenthies: Textile Techniques in Central Europe
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jenthies: Head coverings
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jenthies: Plausibility
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jenthies: Recreated samples of thin braids used
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jenthies: Considering the sources
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jenthies: Silk fragment usage
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jenthies: Herringbone stitch and hem/seam treatments in context
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jenthies: Time and place specific finds
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jenthies: Surviving appliqué: one find, two examples
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jenthies: Fiber types: wool, linen, and silk
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jenthies: Wool twill examples and sources
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jenthies: Extant examples of pleats in wool and linen and brooches
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jenthies: Wool tabby examples and sources
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jenthies: photo
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jenthies: photo
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jenthies: Alfrun's handwoven wool gauze head cloth
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jenthies: Wool herringbone and twill examples
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jenthies: Silk examples and sources
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jenthies: Linen sources
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jenthies: Inside view of pleated apron
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jenthies: Alfrun's pleated front apron