Helene du Puy.

Helene's beautiful pleated German aprons.

Some of this armour was made by Lord Kitan of St Florians (apprenticed to Leofric), and some by Sir Innigo Missaglia, from Ildhafn. The arms and legs were definitely made by Sir Innigo; I had a good conversation about the articulation with him. (It's smooth as, by the way.)

Elaborate German dress - photos and creator.

Lady Valeria de Borgia, who made the ruff and shirt.

Elizabethan ruff and beautifully-made hand-stitched child's shirt, made by Lady Valeria de Borgia.

"Illuminated" initial embroidered in split-stitch

This unfinished piece is Catalina's first attempt at stump-work.

Lady who embroiders the strawberries.

Rohese de Fairhurst with her wonderfully silly hat.

Close-up of Rohese's hat.

Katherine Alicia of Sarum from Riverhaven.

Some earlier work from this talented lady.

White-vine work by Katherine Alicia of Sarum.

Strewn-flower border - individual flowers well-executed, likewise overall design.

Applique and embroidery.

Later illumination, includes very nice ivy work and charming cat figures. Also some chain-stitch embroidery.

Oonagh O'Neill

Oognagh's mirror-work. She also does period jewellery, especially twisted-wire rings.

Crispin Sexi (and Baby Sexi), in front of his music. Rhiannon (vocal performance) is on his left.

Marienna Jensdatter, from Ildhafn, who is Rowan's apprentice.

Or nué work by Rowan's apprentice, Marienna Jensdatter from Ildhafn, very beautiful.

Sand-cast Bronze Plaque Belt.

Llewellyn ap Dafydd (Yseult's nephew) with some of his documentation.

Llewellyn's hand-made shoes.

Llewellyn's hand-made clothes, showing detail of silk-ribbon neck facing, running-stitched along both edges and whip-stitched at the bottom, plus hand-made button holes and buttons.