Money changers bag – cloth version
This is the latest version, and possibly my best interpretation to date, of the money changer’s bag recovered from the Mary Rose. Previous versions have had leather bags, but this one uses hemp canvas, with…
Shoulder wallets
Useful carry-all bags based on 15th and 16th Century manuscript illustrations. Throw over your shoulder, over your staff, or over your donkey!
Latest embroidered bag…
Another version of the IHS bag recovered from the Mary Rose (1545). Last embroidered bag for the time being… my eyes need a rest!
IHS Pouch
This is the second of the replica pouches made for the Mary Rose. It only has the one embroidered panel so only took around 20 hours to make (as opposed to over 45 hours for…
Embroidered Tudor Pouch – some revisions lower down…
This bag has been a long time in the making! I did the first mockups for it over 10 years ago when I first realised how beautiful it would have been. For one reason or…
Purser's money bag
Made as part of a batch of objects for handling and filming… The only parts of the original bag to survive were the wooden core, some of the woven leather from the handle, and the…