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A reference for various interpretations of reenactment bags using scandinavian handles
I used Haithabu 9 as the basis of my bag handles. Said bag is currently in the naughty corner to think about what it has done (provoked me into embroidery hubris)
I am once again cutting up thrifted wool coats to make something silly
Picture courtesy of Jessimond of Emerickskeep from the Graywood combined fighter practice, A&S, and populace.
BEHOLD! A man purse fit for a Me!
My Gokstad pouch is nice but too small for water and snacks for my little one, hence this. I made the Hedeby bag handles from an ash shipping pallet. The bag is wool overdyed marigold, the panel is silk overdyed green, and the braid and lashing are wool yarn from Joann.
Changes will be made. The bottom panel is matched in the back but not the front - I don't know how that happened but I will flip it around and move the silk. Now I need to try my hand at embroidery
