Medieval T-Shirts UPDATED!

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 4:27 pm

Hi All,

Just wanted to make a quick request that you visit our new Cafepress shop for the Historic Camelot Project and check out the selection of medieval T-s and more that we have.

All sales directly benefit the Historic Camelot Project and our Medieval Village Open-Air Museum.

Click HERE to go directly to our shop!

Thanks for supporting us and more Medieval Designs to come.

Gregoire de Lyon · Post by **Gregoire de Lyon** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 4:49 pm

Heads, I win

LOL

Ned Chaney · Post by **Ned Chaney** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 6:08 pm

Maciejowski Bible miniatures on Tee shirts 'n stuff!!! YOW!!! COOOOOL idea!!! I really like the "Heads I win" one. Must buy a baseball jersey!! Any chance of adding some Coffee mugs?? EXTREMELY easy to do. I have a cafe press shop m'self.

Cat · Post by **Cat** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:23 am

Hey Lloyd!

How are ya? I just wanted to ask a question about the puppy T shirt. Is the 2XL the largest you can get? I measured my dog, and I think it would be way too small. Her neck circumference is 20.5", and her chest circumf. at the widest is 40.5". I didn't check the other measurements, but I thought I would see if you could order something that would come close to those measurements. I have always wanted to buy her a "shirt", but nobody makes 'em big enough, and "human" shirts are too big at the "waist". If you can order it, can you let me know how much it would be?

Thanks!
Cat

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:37 am

Hi Cat,

Doing well, very busy with the project and now we have the possibility of having land to build the village on - which is making it extra busy (good thing I retired from jousting!).

I have no idea. I don't actually see the products, as they all come from Cafepress. My dog is way to big for most "dog clothes" and I usually end up putting him in a woman's large T-shirt and knot it underneath.

As for cups, give me a little bit - I have more items to put up today during my lunch hour and I will make sure that those are included.

DAVID01 · Post by **DAVID01** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 10:14 am

Holy Bejesus Cat, what kinda dog you have, a Newfoundland?
:shock:

http://www.newfdogclub.org/

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 2:06 pm

Lots of new stuff! Come by and shop often!

Cat · Post by **Cat** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 2:18 pm

Lloyd,
Let me know if you ever come across doggie clothes for big puppies.

I guess for now I will just put people clothes on her.

David,
My "puppy" is a Dane. She's not big like you are probably thiking of, but she's tall, long, and lean - like a giant greyhound. As far as weight goes, a Newfie probably outweighs her by about 50 pounds. She only weighs 117. She doesn't really look all that big to me, but whenever people see her, they always say "That's the biggest dog I have ever seen!" I have seen bigger Danes though - some of them are so tall you almost can't believe what you are seeing. I would love to see a wolfhound up close though. I've heard they are the tallest dogs in the world. Very cool.

Cat

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:36 am

New Medieval Humor section added (with much more to come!)

Medieval Humor

Cat · Post by **Cat** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 10:01 am

My god that's hilarious! Heheheee "Pull my finger" heheeeee...

You know though, I never really understood the male fascination with poo. Anything related to poo will soon have a guy in tears due to excessive laughing.

I can't wait to see what else you come up with! If you can, update this thread when you add some more stuff to the humor section because I'd love to see it! When I have money, I want to buy a shirt!

Thanks for posting this!
Cat

Ps. I would also love to see pics of the land you obtained for your Village! What an awesome project!! I have been thinking about something similar for years. Open air markets, taverns, merchant shops, the whole deal. People could rent period clothes and spend the day wandering around the complex, watching artisans make their wares, watching combatants....combat....(?), and then spend the night at an Inn located on the property, or set up camp. You could have summer camp type things where kids can come and spend a week or 2 and learn to make various items that they can take home with them, or learn to care of the horses, learn archery, learn to be a squire, etc....the possibilities are endless! Ok, I was ranting a little wasn't I. Sorry.

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 3:32 pm

Another new shirt added in section medieval humor 2 (monty python based!)

Jonny Deuteronomy · Post by **Jonny Deuteronomy** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 4:53 pm

The Rod Walker Classic Package Protector is priceless!
http://www.cafepress.com/historiccamelot.45348887
All the best dressed jousters will be wearing them in 2006!

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Thu Jan 26, 2006 11:48 am

Many more "Python" inspired items added today!

HERE!

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Mon Jan 30, 2006 5:24 pm

Just a Bump!

Help to support the Historic Camelot Project!

www.historiccamelot.org

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Sat Feb 04, 2006 11:50 pm