Medieval “Token of Affection”
In days of yore (before indoor plumbing), it was common for a lady to give her knight a token of affection to carry into battle. You can do something similar whether or not your beloved heads off to work every morning toting a broadsword.
I’ve put together a tutorial for making a simple cross-stitched bracelet that you can personalize to your heart’s content.
This is an easy and romantic gift, and would also be an excellent item to give to groomsmen/bridesmaids for a medieval wedding.
(Incidentally, my workshop is beginning to get cluttered with prototypes, so I’m selling a few of the items I’ve made for tutorials in the One-of-a-Kind section of the store. If you don’t want to Doom It Yourself, you can buy it cheap. The bracelet shown above is available here).
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January 9th, 2011 at 11:04 pm
Yes, I read about those ancient times about some tokens a lady give to their knight.It’s heartwarming.Although nowadays is different but we can still do it.A bracelet cross-stitched is a very good idea.We can personalize it which is so very cute.I should have time to attend some tutorials or simply read more about it on this blog.