This group is currently inactive, but the Kingdom of Lochac is full of people interested in these and other historical skills. To connect with people who share your interests, go to Lochac’s Arts and Science’s page.
Continue reading →Welcome to the website of the Fibre Guild of Lochac. Lochac is a kingdom in the Society for Creative Anachronism. The Fibre Guild of Lochac exists to promote knowledge of the fibre arts and crafts including but not limited to … Continue reading →
Applications for the role of Guild Mistress/Master are now open and available at the link below! Applications will be open until the 13th of June. The two week voting period will start after that date. Apply Here
Continue reading →Hello all, Meroe has come through again with this month’s award cord. Enjoy! Variations using a Kumihimo disc If you can contribute the award cord for October, please let me know!
Continue reading →Hello all and sorry for the lack of July award cord. The August cord is that unicorn of documentable tablet woven bands: a threaded in four-forward four-back pattern. Well, almost. The blue tablets at the edge of the band rotate … Continue reading →
My name is Mistress Victoria Thrakesina. I married into a noble Byzantine family, which has wide interests in the cloth trade and prides itself on the quality of it’s products. As part of my familial duties I spin, weave and … Continue reading →
This is my favourite fingerloop braid and it’s quite a simple one. It’s from the Harley 2320 manuscript. The original reads: A green dorge of 6 bowes: Set 4 bowes of one color on B, C right and B, C … Continue reading →
This month’s award cord is again brought to you by Meroe M. Cahill (Rohese de Fairhurst). Five strands
Continue reading →Every third Sunday of the month, the Southron Gaard Fibre Guild members get together to share what we’re working on and to learn from each other. By popular request, at our March Fibre Guild get-together we had a go at … Continue reading →
This month’s award cord is variations on a four strand plait by Meroe M. Cahill (Rohese de Fairhurst). Download and enjoy! Four strands four ways
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