Costuming:

• The Arador Armour Library
• ARMAMENTARIVM: The Book of Roman Arms and Armour
• The Costume Page, An index of costume links, for those who study and/or make costumes: costumers, students, historical re-enactors, dancers, theatrical costumers, and those interested in fashion, textile art, and costume history.
• The Costumer's Manifesto--a tremendous number of links to other pages, arranged by topic and era for more specific periods and accessories.
• The Frazzled Frau: documentation for 16th-century garb.
• Gerry and Julie's Landsknecht and Costume Site: contains research for German Landsknecht garb.
• Historical Costuming FAQ
• Im Frauwenzimmer Wirt vermeldt von allerly schönen Kleidungen: 16th-century German garb.
• JP Net Kimono Hypertext--includes a history of kimono with examples on mannequins
• La Couturiere Parisienne Costume and Fashion Site--has a great selection of portraits from various centuries, some with close-ups
• Melanie Schuessler Costume Design & Construction - Lady Melisande's page
• Reconstructing History--Irish and Scottish, including detailed drawings, made in person, of the Shinrone Gown
• The Renaissance Tailor--miscellaneous info on creating 16th and 17th century costumes
• Research Library (from the Computer Scenographics site)--has links to numerous online art galleries, including the Shakespeare materials at the Folger, for those who want to do their own searching for images

Crochet:

• Arachne's Web
• Calontir Fiber and Needle Guild
• Crochet and the SCA

Dyeing:

• Black In Period : The use of black as a dye, ink and paint between 1150-1250 By Lydie LaBarthe
• Calontir Fiber & Needle Guild
• Colors, Dyestuffs, and Mordants of the Viking Age : an introduction by Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Dye Links
• Dyeing
• Early and Medieval Western Works on Dyes and Dyeing by Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Fabrics and Colours by Trish Lambert, for the Grey Company
• The Woad Page

Embroidery and Needlework:

• Anglo-Saxon and Viking Works of the Needle : Some Artistic Currents in Cross-Cultural Exchange by Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Assisi Work: Noah's Ark by Lady Clare de Estepa
• Blackwork Embroidery Project by Clare de Estepa
• Calontir Fiber and Needle Guild
• Developing Your Own Pattern Book  by Maistreas Sîban nî Sheaghdha
• The Elizabethan Practical Companion Blackwork Gallery
• Embroidery - ca 11th century Scotland
• Embroidery and Costuming by Lord Henry Percivale Kempe
• Embroidery Techniques from Regia Anglorum
• Lady Roxanne's Blackwork Article
• Medieval and Renaissance Embroidery Homepage
• Simple Embroidery by Sîban nî Sheaghdha
• 16th Century Blackwork Embroidery by Kateryn de Develyn
• Viking Embroidery Stitches and Motifs by Carolyn Priest-Dorman

Knitting:

• Arachne's Web
• Calontir Fiber and Needle Guild
• Fifteenth-Century Men's "Acorn" Caps (and How to Knit One)
• Hand Knit Hose a Knitted Stocking Pattern By Donna Flood Kenton

Lacemaking:

• Arachne's web server - the lacemaker's home page
• The Bobbin by Robert I. Spragg
• A brief overview of the early history of bobbin lace
• Calontir Fiber and Needle Guild
• Lace in the SCA
• Lace Resources (links)
• The Lacemaker's Home Page
• 16th Century Bobbin Lace: A Practical Introduction by Mistress Mathilde Adycote
• Sprang - The history, origins, construction and use of thread twisting, from Regia Anglorum
• The Use of Bone in Making Bobbins for Bobbin Lace

Quilting:

• America's Quilting History
• A Brief History of Quilting
• British Quilt History
• A Collection of Notes on the Historical Aspects of Quilting
• Exploring Quilting History
• History of Quilting

Spinning:

• An Tir Spinning Guild
• Spinning - Dark Age Crafts site

Tablet and Inkle Weaving:

• Bibliography of Sources for Information on Period Tablet Weaves by Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Braid-Weaving - tablet weaving information from Regia Anglorum
• Brocaded Tablet Weaving by Lord Rufus of Stamford aka Robert Schweitzer
• A Saxon Threaded-In Tablet Weave by Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Tablet Weaving from Dark Age Crafts site
• Viking-Style Tablet Weaving: Birka Strapwork Motif by Carolyn Priest-Dorman

Weaving:

• Galleria delle Tappezzerie
• How To Build a Frame Loom
• How to Warp Your Frame Loom
• Tapestries Presents : A Timeless History of Tapestry and Wall Hangings
• Weaving on the Warp-Weighted Loom : Some Source Materials by Carolyn Priest Dorman