[Regia-NA] Norse women's fashions
Hrolf Douglasson
list-regia-na@lig.net
Thu, 13 Nov 2003 23:33:10 -0000
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I am half way through making a new dress based on the Hedaby fragment. =
It is beautiful. Flattering to the fuller figure, with little wastage =
from the cutting out a swished nearly as well as a norman dress.
I normally wear the one you see on the website.
vara
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From: Kathy=20
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Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 11:22 PM
Subject: [Regia-NA] Norse women's fashions
I dont know whether i should use the word Viking in referring to the =
women on this list or not.. butif i amin error..... sue me! seriously =
though I would really like to know how women of the time period you =
cover dressed I know about the apron dress with its brooches and =
jewelery pinned between the brooches.. Or at least that is how i have =
seen them worn.. How accurate is that?
As a Celt i have a working idea as to what a woman would wear, but =
since my partner is Norse, i thought i should at least make an attempt =
to wear the dress of his culture now and then. =20
Any advice would be greatly appreciated=20
Kathy=20
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<P>I dont know whether i should use the word Viking in referring to =
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women on this list or not.. butif i amin error..... sue me! =
seriously=20
though I would really like to know how women of the time period you=20
cover dressed I know about the apron dress with its brooches =
and =20
jewelery pinned between the brooches.. Or at least that is how =
i have=20
seen them worn.. How accurate is that?</P>
<P>As a Celt i have a working idea as to what a woman would wear, =
but since=20
my partner is Norse, i thought i should at least make an attempt to =
wear the=20
dress of his culture now and then. </P>
<P>Any advice would be greatly appreciated </P>
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