At the end of this week's episode of @fossandcrafts I invite people to send us pictures of their historical crafts/experimental archaeology/historical reenactments/etc so I figured I'd start it out. Here are some of the craft projects I talked about in the episode!
We'll start with me spinning on a Turkish drop spindle
Roman two-beam upright loom. It is almost ready to weave on, but my heddle jacks are too short to create a sufficient shed, so i have to extend them before I can start weaving.
My Roman persona, Amelia Clara, for the SCA including a nodus (the hairstyle popularized by the empress Livia) based off of a Janet Stephens tutorial
Regency attire with @cwebber (I made both costumes ... though we couldn't find appropriate stockings for Chris's breeches)
Steampunk with @cwebber and my mom (You can tell Chris's costume is basically the same base level as the Regency attire but with some embellishment)
@mlemweb @fossandcrafts @cwebber is that a ray gun or a tiny dirigible he's holding?
Clockwork wings are so cool!
@shapr @fossandcrafts @cwebber
We're all holding cheap toy guns that we got from thrift stores and upcycled into steampunk ray guns :)
Thank you! I was rather fond of those wings! (except that I kept getting stuck on other people's costumes as I passed them in the hallway)
@mlemweb @fossandcrafts @cwebber that’s so cool!! Love the steampunk!!
@mlemweb @fossandcrafts @cwebber wow lots of work that turned out looking amazing!
@mlemweb @fossandcrafts @cwebber I shall henceforth envision you always at ease in your library in such proper attire
@joeyh @fossandcrafts @cwebber
Man ... now I really want to do a photo shoot in the library wearing regency attire
@mlemweb
I can't believe the woman us that old
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@mlemweb @fossandcrafts haha wow this is amazing! 
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Tiny warp-weighted loom with a tablet woven band