Liebe Nille, Hab Dank für die gute und detaillierte Anleitung. Das Serk Kleid habe ich fast fertig, ich verziere nur noch die untere Saumnaht. Es passt wie angegossen und war schon beim Nähen so zufriedenstellend. Jun wage ich mich an das Smokr. Ich musste ein bisschen umrechnen, weil die Formel für mich, mit meinem "Mutter-Verdienst-Kreuz" nicht ganz hingehauen hat, aber nun wird es sicher werden. Tussend Tak. Ganz herzlichen Dank. P. S. Mein Sohn hat auch schon das Hemd und die Hose aus Deiner Feder.

Hi there! I'm a little confused about the top of the sleeves. Where you "hem normally & fold back". I'm not sure weather the folded back hem should be on the right or wrong side of the sleeve in the end. Tank you!

First of all, thank you very much for your instructive tutorials. First of all, I'm in reenactment and sew a lot myself. I taught myself. I have a question about the sleeves, how they are sewn by you. There is a lot of tension and movement on the arm seams due to the arm and shoulder movement. And the running stitch, even if it is made small, is only quite loose. Wouldn't a backstab be more durable?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! People like you who take the time to share this on the internet are angels❤

Hej, Tack for din beskrivning av hur man kan sy en linneskjorta. Jag har aldrig förstått hur den lilla fyrkanten under armen ska användas men nu börjar jag förstå. Jag ska titta på din Viborgs Skjorta också för att se hur man fäster den mot kroppen. Jag googlade hur länge vi har haft katter i Skandinavien, så nu tycker jag om att tänka att din katts lek med ditt handarbete kan ha sett lika dant ut under Vikingatiden. Vänligen, Anncha Hi, Thank you for your explanation of how to sew a linen shirt. I've never understood how the square gusset under the arm works but now I'm beginning to do so. i'm going to watch your Viborg Shirt too and see how you sew it against the bodice. I had to Google how long we've had cats in Scandinavia, and now I'd like to think that your cat's playing with your work might be mirroring a scene back in the Viking era. Yours, Ann

I purchased your pattern and am finally about to start working on the Viborg Shirt! When cutting out my linen, do I cut exactly along the edge of the pattern? Or do I need to add a little extra for seam allowance?

Wie wunderbar. Hab vielen Dank. Ich habe heute Deinen Kanal entdeckt, weil ich auf der Suche nach guter, energetischer Kinderkleidung bin. Vielen, vielen Dank für Dein Wissen. Ich werde lernen und nähen. 😊

Amazing never seen this

UwU

There is a dress behind you in this video. Do you sell this pattern for it?

Thank you for this video. My Ancestors where from Viborg. They moved over to Liverpool UK in 1890's and our family has grown vastly with many second names now. Our original Danish name was Clausen. They lived in Viborg but apparently they where originally from Gothenburg Sweden. I have other Danish ancestors called Andersons. Liverpool UK and Scandanavia seem to have rich history between themselves ✌🏻

The Northman is my favourite film - and you are very skilful, as the film was incredibly authentic.

Very nice do u sell copies of ur work work ?

Beautiful work. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise and method online. I admire your work so much.

This was fascinating! Now I want to add a woven band to something!!

I'm so impressed by this video...!

Two needles on one thread is how you sew a SADDLE STITCH. It will hold even if one half breaks.

I'm looking for the appropriate material to make this tunic. Thank you.

What a great video! Thank you so much for sharing. I'm wondering if I could make these out of recycled materials🤔

Lovely work, and a clear demonstration of how to do it. I've learned a lot, just from this video - I can't wait to watch your others! Thank you!

These videos are such a brilliant help for making period clothing. I only wish I had seen these 6 years ago when I cut out my first two or three attempts of making this tunic.. I didn't know the diagonal seams were just a fold sewn down... I thought it was four triangular panels sewn together, took me many hours more to sew than I should have.. in fact I'm currently working on the third attempt at this tunic I cut six years ago but left it only a little done out of frustration and my poorly functioning male brain 😂 fingers crossed I finish this one half decently 😉

Taak, det er bare for fedt at se, den prøver jeg sku 😊❤❤

All right! I bought your book when it first came out, and between it and these videos (and a lot of reading and spinning), i’m ready to wind a linen warp for this serk! 🎉

Thank you very much for this amazing DIY it helped me a lot!!

I'm presently making this smokr and wonder would it be accurate from extant finds to make the top band using a Lucet fork?

i love your video. Is this sleeve called a S sleeve? I made some dresses like so. Found in Heddeby i think. Thank you for your clear video.

Hello, thank you so much for these great videos!😊 Should I sew all the seams as a flat felled seam if I don't do a lining? Including all the seams of the other parts

I love seeing the work using overhead camera angle.

Your sweater is great! As is your studio supervisor 🐈‍⬛ I know tabby weave was the weave for linen, but do you think or have a feeling that other weavers got bored, i know i do, and wove either twill or huck-type weaves for linen?

If we’re planning the layout for weaving, would you start a narrower warp for the sleeves? Or add two sleeve lengths to the total length? Also, would you weave this in a broken lozenge, or a basic 2/2 twill? I find a lozenge or chevron weave make a less bias-y fabric than a straight draw.

A beautiful white gown! For those of us who are "white challenged", could we dye it? Or start the weaving with dyed threads (takes less room in the dyepot)?

Thanks for this! I’ve tried to figure out how to tension the threads, but never considered a back strap - what a dumb-dumb. And the corners & tassels! Fabulous. Thanks for all your videos - seeing work in real time is invaluable for learning.

Do you construct the side godet in this same manner?

Es macht Spaß dir zu zusehen wie du diesen tollen Rohstoff bearbeitest 😊

This is fabulous! I’ve padded out dummies before, but didn’t know about steaming, or armscy & neck circles. What a thorough and helpful video: thanks!

I really want to skritch that kitty’s tummy!

Bellissimo lavoro. Meraviglioso: Congratulazioni.

Bellissimo lavoro. Meraviglioso: Congratulazioni.

I know I am a year late to the video, but do you know if the maker of your awl sells them anywhere?

They remind me of pants that the Chinese and perhaps Japanese wore. A bit of the Samurai flavor also. MC Hammer too. And of course Genie pants. I just love the way those pants have that center piece that the leg parts are attached to.

Thank you!❤

I bought your book-Viking dress garment clothing and panicked! I thought I had to draft the pattern after reading the book. So these videos and link directing me to the pattern pieces gave me relief….

So beautiful, crisp, neat hand sewing! Godets are in my life now…

I wondered about your opinion of Viking women wearing head scarves or head wraps?

absolutely stunning