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Zsuzsanna Marton

two crocheted stitches are next to each other on a white piece of cloth

Hand Embroidery Tutorial

Pola Kristik

Pola Sulam

Hand Embroidery Stitches

Tacked Herringbone Stitch - Sarah's Hand Embroidery Tutorials

How-To Instructions for Nearly Any Embroidery Stitch #embroidery

a close up of a piece of cloth with a drawing on it

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viking apron with Valkyrie embroidery

an old black and white photo of the shape of a map with vines on it

Mammen Embroidery

Acanthus Vine on Viking clothing. A relatively narrow band of curving vines and three-lobed leaves. These motifs are entirely filled in. The photographs show a very pale (white?) outline, medium tones filling in the leaves, and a darker color for the "bars" at the base of the leaves. The museum reconstruction has dark blue "bars", a white outline elsewhere, leaves and vines filled with gold, with the "extra leaf" (see the diagram) alternating between light blue, gold, and orange.

Scale armors (and my viking stuffs)

Scale armors (and my viking stuffs) - Craft forum

a person wearing a brown shirt with green and gold designs on it's chest

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Tunic by Othala Craft - Viking and Slavic clothing

VALGRED - Embroidered pattern for garb.

two green and blue dragon heads with intertwined lines on black background, one is facing each other

Embroidery Designs Ideas

Viking embroidery design with dragons - Daria Andrieieva

Viking embroidery design with dragons on Behance

two different types of stitching on brown fabric

Sca Garb

Anglo Saxon

Embroidery Inspiration

Hand Embroidery Designs

Embroidery And Stitching

Officers Meeting and Anglo-Saxon Cuffs

Officers Meeting and Anglo-Saxon Cuffs ~ The Needles Excellency

a close up of a tie and a gold coin on a red plaid cloth with blue thread

A simple version of the Mammen vine scroll, and how to sew it freehand.

Instructions for doing opus anglicum, the English embroidery often used to decorate altar cloths and vestments. I understand it went into decline after the middle of the 14th century because so many of its practitioners died of the Black Plague.