Greg wrote:A glove pattern would be wonderful...I've been searching for just such a thing!

Sorry taking longer than expected. Hardware and software issues. Will do as soon as issued resolved.

Thx, good to be back. I'll work on that tomorrow.

I sat and and watch the film and I have to say it was throughly enjoyable. COnsidering the budget they had to work with and the everything else it came together great and I'd watch it again. In fact that's just what I did. If nothing else it really lit a fire under me arse to get me story outline d...

Sure, I'll look it over and see what I can do about scanning and stuff. Uh, and I'll post it over in the Crafts area I guess?

Hey there, finally getting back on after all this time. Went by your camp area but I think it was too early in the week maybe? And then we ended up being way busy, between battles, meetings, and baronial stuff. Although we actually made it to a couple of classes, including one on glove-making. Not t...

Hm, don't know if I'll dress in Ranger clothing while there, but I will be at Pennsic. My husband Lyle and I should be in N21 as that's where Bergental is usually located.

Not that I have worn any mail in the woods, but wouldn't it be a little noisy? I would think that ring mail in leather or similar would be a more practical choice. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but this mail seems to be very thin and a little flimsy. My guess is that it wouldn't hold up as well to...

i have some of these shirts, they are ok for larping, but if you do any full contact recreation i would advise against them they are pretty though Thx. I don't think I'd wear one of these unless it was along with some rigid armor, as far as full contact recreation, but I was kind of considering it ...

I hadn't looked at Ringmesh yet, I'll have to do that. I'd only looked at Icefalcon when I posted. I'd probably go for the Ringlord L if I were to get some. It does seem light and I'm no expert on maille. I do know that wearing a padded layer under any maille is advisable, and that you should get it...

*sigh* This was in reply to the "Mithril" discussion.... it wasn't supposed to be separate. Sorry about that.

Even brand new, Ring Lord's welded stainless chain shirts are less expensive: http://theringlord.com/cart/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=96&cat=Chainmail+Clothing&websess=49106515425527 (go to the bottom of the page) And if you want less shiny, it comes in black... (just below the pic of the sta...

This person also does enamel work. I have a couple of pieces by her.

She and her husband also make arrows and do leatherwork, for those who might need these services.

http://www.kellswood.com/krafts/index.htm

Thank you! I have been reading many of the posts, and also getting some advice from Siani, who told me about this forum. It may be a little bit, but when I have some things done I'll see about posting pictures. Definitely looking forward to learning more, and of course if I do have any useful knowle...

Mae govannen. I guess I should introduce myself as well, although I don't think I'll have much to say for a bit. *waves* I'm slowly working on getting a kit together, have a few useful skills most of which need lots of work, at least the woods-related ones! I live in a farming and also wooded area, ...