Medieval crafts

Viking Braids - Make a Trollen Wheel: A Trollen Wheel is a tool for making patterned cords or ropes which dates back centuries. There is some debate about whether Vikings actually used these or not, but it is a popular craft for children at medieval fairs and Viking-age reenactments non…

missjoss on Instagram: A fun way to make a medieval braid. If you make a really long one I recommend bribing a friend to help tightening it with a finger if…

Make an authentic medieval coil candle from scratch with beeswax and DIY candle wicks!

Medieval Leather Needle Case: Just like my last leather tutorial, you will not need any of the fancy leather equipment for this project. This Instructables is designed to be completely created by hand tools that you should already have! I've recently created a video for you g…

Create Medieval Letters with our fun craft activity guide template. Buy art and craft supplies at Baker Ross, inspiring creativity

Medieval Period: How To Make A Quill Pen. To create Medieval manuscripts, scribes had to learn first how to make a quill pen and that is what we are doing today. Also, you may like my post Medieval History for Homeschool. Before printing machines were invented every copy of a book had to be written by hand. Scribes would copy and meticulously write every word using ink and a quill pen. Many medieval-era documents, including manuscripts, have survived the many centuries since the Middle Ages.

Looking for a fun, unique, and educational gift for your favorite medieval history buff? Look no further than the Medieval Pouch Games! This set includes two classic games, Alquerque and Gluckhaus, both of which offer a unique glimpse into medieval recreational activities. Alquerque, also known as Alea Errantaria or Alquerques, is a game that's closely related to modern-day checkers. Following the same general rules, this game offers a fascinating look at how pastimes can evolve over…

Make these gorgeous dragon eyes from flat clear filler marbles and use them for dragon jewelry or to carry around in a simple pouch. Best dragon craft ever!

Please heed my warning: this post is extra long. Also, I meant to post it on Monday. It's been that sort of week. Each summer, my district invites teachers to create their own week-long classes for local kids. So guess who's asked to do art classes? This past summer, we used cardboard, glue, and foil to make some cool foil plates based on those I found here (via Pinterest). The kids LOVED them and they looked great (note: we opted to use tempera instead of shoe polish), so I decided to…

This list of over 27 Medieval Activities for Kids is sure to make your learning adventures fun!