Viking reenactment

Everyday life as seen through the eyes of a viking living in a modern world. A norse blog about my life as a history reenactor & middle earth-enthusiast.

This is my latest just-because-it’s-nice project. I wanted to make a viking outfit on a certain theme; so I chosed my amber necklace and worked from that one to create a whole outfit. Some pi…

A man wearing a costume at a viking reenactment

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This tutorial was made 4 years ago, in Swedish, but my dear blog reader Eva Bolinder took the time to translate it for you. Thank you Eva! Fancy blue coat in thick woollen twill, with silk decorati…

Amazing recreations of Viking Age burials by re-enactment group Andrimners Hemtagare!

"Sigfus the Shield" Woolen Tunic Winter Viking tunic with trim Sigfus was not always a fighter. Born in a small village, he was once just a child who dreamed of his boots hitting the same sand as Ragnar and Harold, of sleeping under the Northern Lights, and sailing through the fjords at sunrise. He didn’t know it as a boy, but one day he would do all of those things - and so much more. This new addition to our bestselling Viking Collection will help you brave the cold weather so you can…

Attending a Viking-themed wedding calls for attire that honors the rich history and culture of the Norse people. Traditional Viking wedding guest attire combines comfort, practicality, and intricate design elements inspired by the Viking Age. From tunics and gowns to accessories like brooches and belts, every detail adds to the immersive experience of the event. In this guide, we explore ten creative ideas to help you dress authentically and stand out while respecting the theme. 1…

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Viking reenactment: a linen undergarment, a brown woolen dress with long sleeves, and an apron dress with silk decorations and metal posaments. Also a blue coat, a checkered shawl and a pair of needle bound mittens (dyed with yellow leek). On my head I'm wearing a silk veil, fastened to a linen cap with two needles. Everything is hand sewn with waxed linen thread. The jewelry is mainly Birka (as the rest of the outfit), but the large box brooch in front is based on a find from Gotland.

Amazing recreations of Viking Age burials by re-enactment group Andrimners Hemtagare

Viking Tunic "Ingvar the Sailor" Woolen tunic with trim, hand stitching, and linen accents In this addition to the "Viking" collection, we proudly present the "Ingvar the Sailor" short-sleeved woolen tunic. This T-shaped tunic, crafted from remarkably soft and luxurious 100% natural wool in captivating hues, brings both comfort and style to the forefront. Notable for its unique design and extra finishing, it features shortened sleeves and flax linen accents that adorn the neckline, bottom…

At Vinter, a Norwegian historical reenactment training weekend, female fighters hone their swordsmanship and stand toe to toe with men.