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Hand embroidered Wool keyhole neck facing hand-dyed and worked with 100% wool threads.
base color is green with gold, rust and black acanthus leaves. You can go to my website to see this pic if it doesn't load here:
http://lokislocker.net/aa/images/2a.jpg
http://lokislocker.net/aa/images/2b.jpg
Starting price is $100.00 for this facing, plus shipping.
I will be going to Pennsic, so hand delivery may be available.
If you would like us to attach this facing to a tunic, the cost will be an extra $75 ($85 if you are XXL or bigger). All seams will be done with a machine, but the facing will be hand stitched so no machine stitches will be visible. We will attach a matching colored cuff facing for an extra $25. We will attach matching bottom facing for an extra $35 ($45 with a Norman style riding slit). Knock $5 off if we do both cuffs and bottom. We can embroidery these facings for an extra charge, of course.

If requested, any options or customizations will be done AFTER Pennsic.

All payments are due immediately for the facing. Payment for any customizations are due upon completion. Customer will have 15 days to pay for custom work upon completion. If customer is unable to pay for the entire product within the deadline, the entire product will be sold and facing payment will be lost.

We are available for custom work. This custom work can be as ornate as you want. For examples of our work, see http://www.lokislocker.net.

DIBS! Plus the cuffs and hem please. Will contact you ASAP cause i know where you live!

G

She didn't charge enough for that!!!! Stunning work. Absolutely stunning!

Jestyr,

There are more where that came from

Trust me, she does Amazing work.

G

Oh, I know. I have three of her tunics. It isn't enough.

When I am wearing one of her's, I can't go through an event without at least one person saying how amazing my tunic is.

In my opinion, for Viking and Early Norman garb, her work is as nice as anyone in the known world.

Not even remotely my persona, and yet I am somewhat resentful to have missed this opportunity.

Gorgeous stuff!

I have seven or eight more facings that are finished, message me if you want to discuss options, I do have some items that are later period......

just to be a little more explanatory, I have created garb up to and including 16th cent, Mongolian, Saxon, and - am currently working on 14th century french as well as Japanese, so don't count yourself out! You can see a bit of it on my website.j