These information booklets are A5 sized paperback booklets, with 24 pages in each. Each subject is treated in a similar way; with an initial background section to explain the use and depiction of an items during the medieval period, followed by an instruction section.

Fingerloop Braids

This booklet gives background information about the use of fingerloop braids during the fifteenth century, and discusses the BL ms Harley 2320, which gives instructions for making these braids.

Tablet Weaving: Narrow Girdles

This booklet describes the use of narrow girdles during the 15th century. It discusses a girdle which was held at the Hunt Museum in Limerick (now lost) and gives instructions for weaving a possible reconstruction, based on photographic evidence.

Tablet Weaving: Fringe

This booklet describes the use of fringe during the medieval period and gives instructions for tablet weaving, using four different methods, lengths of fringe.

Medieval Book Decoration

This booklet describes book decoration based upon items supplied by 15th century silkwomen to the Royal household. Instructions are given for making a bookmark, incorporating a fingerloop braid, tassels, and knot-covered button.

Tablet Weaving: Wide Girdles

This booklets describes the use of wide girdles during the 15th century. It discusses various styles and evidence of this type of girdle, and gives instructions for tablet weaving a girdle based upon the one worn by Margaret Van Eyck in the portrait of her by her husband.

Medieval Textile Purses

This booklet discusses medieval textile purses, their uses, decoration and styles. The emphasis is on those few found in the UK, however other extant examples are given and discussed. The instructions given are for a simple drawstring purse, and elements include how to make a tassel, fingerloop braids for the handles and drawstrings and sewing and lining the purse. The instructions are suitable for beginners in all techniques.