Getting Dressed For Hedeby - Nordic Woman 9/10th Century

[@allyncollins359]

I wear my dresses every day, shortened for modern use, without a belt and with pockets. In winter I wear a wool overdress.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Why the 2 layers? Is it cold in summer there too- in Scandinavia?

[@misabelle3218]

Great video! Thank you for showing the architectural finds along side the dress!

[@werelemur1138]

Looks cozy, and I appreciate the documentation.

[@henriettanovember4733]

Very interesting! Especially the bag as I never saw such a bag before. (I would like to make one, are there any instructions for it anywhere you could recommend?)

[@a-papst-production144]

Live is so funny! Today I found a homepage and there is used the same technique I interpreted 😅 The differenze is I used a very thik woolen loden as bag and a thinner rope for hanging. www.patreon.com/posts/how-to-make-bag-73088327?fbclid=IwAR2PyPsQP_qsg-LlPOpyRNZwfQWMpt4qpyOn9nZH0xf_4YdT9u5wqvhb-YE

[@henriettanovember4733]

@@a-papst-production144 Oh, thank you so much! What a coincidence!

[@shannonburke5286]

What is the material of the veil?

[@a-papst-production144]

I used a wool mouselin for the first layer. It is very think ans fits very good. But I don't like the fact, you can see my hair through. So I use a very thin but tightly woven tabby weave wool.

[@lusolad]

Thats beautiful.

[@brooke_reiverrose2949]

Absolutely love this, well done! Definitely will watch it over and over Were the socks knitting or naalbinding or something else, I wonder

[@a-papst-production144]

Thank you :) For the socks I used a source from York, which is made with naalbinding. But there are also sources of sewed socks.

[@nadinekremann-will1188]

Sehr schönes Video 🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@sondengaenger]

Wie immer klasse!

[@a-papst-production144]

Dankeschön

[@AdaKizi248]

Only one observation: you couldn't nurse a baby in that dress.

[@a-papst-production144]

@@AdaKizi248 yes, this ist an intresting discussion in some time periods.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

@@a-papst-production144was it a wealthy outfit & not worn but by those who hired wet nurses? Peons wearing 2 piece outfits ofc or slits in their dresses and maybe a vest over?