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Här är alla mina gratis sömnadsbeskrivningar; klicka på länken så kommer du till blogginlägget. Längre ner hittar du också allmänna sömnadstips, Materialkunskap och Symaskinsskolan. Gillar du dem? Hjälp mig skapa fler genom att stödja mig på https://www.patreon.com/handcraftedhistory.
How I attach buttons on a sleeve
Slashing and cutting fabric- a tutorial
Houppelande tutorial part 1
Shift for viking/medieval wear
Fur lined/trimmed gollar- step by step
Loose sleeves with ribbons
Pinned on sleeves 14-15th century
Enkel hängselklänning (vikingatid)
Easy apron dress (viking age)
Vikingatida mellanklänning (ett experiment)
Vikingatida kvinnokappa
Enkel klänning med kilar, vikingatid/medeltid.
Enkel undersärk/undertunika/skjorta, vikingatid/medeltid.
Fodrad gollar, 1500-tal
Tellerbarret/Landsknechthatt, 1500-tal
Trossfrau/Knektkvinnans huvudbonader
och hur de knyts, 1500-tal
Sköldehamnshätta, 1000-tal (sen vikingatid, tidig medeltid)
Euraklänning, vikingatid
Hängselklänning, vikingatid
Apron dress with four panels, viking age
Isydd ärm, medeltid (och modern sömnad)
Knivskida till en kniv
Tofs till tofsväskor
Säck/Fässing/Martebosäck, medeltid
Hur och varför du tvättar tyg och Materialkunskap.
Tips inför tygköp och marknadsshoppande.
Symaskinsskolan del 1
Symaskinsskolan del 2
Symaskinsskolan del 3
Symaskinsskolan del 4
I don’t see the “Translate” function on the right. There is a thing called “Read Everything in English?”, but it doesn’t give a selection for English to be translated to….
I’ll look into it- thank you for notice =) my blog has been a bit glitchy lately
Thank you, Linda! 🙂
It seems that google translate (that I use) has decided that my whole blog is currently in english, so you will have to use google translate “on your own”- go to their site or right click on the blog and use “translate” as a fast way (might take a visit to their site frist to fix this option)
Linda, I have tried this and it works somewhat, but the problem is that it doesn’t include the photos of the patterns and sewing processes, only the text, so that I cannot follow the instructions very well at all. It also does not follow your formatting….