EXTANT EMBROIDERY
There is a certain crossover due to quite a few of these extant items being embroidered in a variety of techniques
BLACKWORK
CREWEL
CROSS STITCH
COUNTED STITCH
GOLD AND SILVER GILT
LONG ARMED CROSS STITCH
OPUS ANGLICANUM
WEAVE SEAM
WHITEWORK
EXTANT EMBROIDERY AND TECHNIQUES ON OTHER WEBSITES
* A stitch out of time , mostly 14th and 15thC german counted stitch and longarmed crossstitch , well documented
* Designs, Period, A Book of Medieval, Renaissance,and Heraldic Patterns for Needlework,with Many Charted from Original Embroidery Pieces of the Period.
* Frog purse, first half of the 17th century, enter 001413 in search field, Museum of London
* Historical resources , superb website covers most of Europe, techniques and the sca period
* Is Bargello Period ?, an embroidery technique that can be traced to the 16thC, but is mainly a 17thC and later technique
* Medieval beadwork page , possibly everything you could want to know about bead embroidery in the sca period
* Medieval Embroidery -Some Charted Examples , 14th and 15thC patterns of extant icelandic altar hanging and german pillow and box
* The Blackwork Embroidery Archives, Original Blackwork patterns inspired by historical sources
* The Elizabethan Practical Companion Blackwork Gallery , a good place to start for documentation of blackwork on garb and headwear
MEDIEVAL GERMAN EXTANT EMBROIDERY FROM BILDINDEX
