Dagges (or dags, or dagging) is an easy way to embellish your garments. They are essentially shapes cut into the edges of a garment. Dagges can be added to hoods, cloaks, hems, sleeves, etc.
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Check out this page filled with goodies for planning 14th century clothing. It is designed for those attending the Road to Rouen immersive SCA event, but it’s a great place for anyone interested in creating a 14th century outfit.
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Have an abundance of greens from your garden that you don’t know what to do with? Look no further than this yummy tart that is perfect for spring and summer.
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I've been eyeing this image of Lysbeth van Duvenvoorde (c.1430) for ages and decided this was the time to make my houppelande dreams come true!
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Take your ceramic jars from modern to medieval in less than an hour by waxing linen circles to use as covers.
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A list of 12 herbs and plants common in medieval gardens that you can include in your modern garden.
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Much to his dismay, my husband can't wear his beloved baseball cap at events, so I made him a dagged hood that can be rolled up into a snazzy chaperon. This type of hood/hat combo is was common during the late 14th century and throughout the 15th century.
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