Sibylla de Haze
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Sibylla de Haze (pron: de Hah-zeh) currently resides in the land between the Barony of Altavia and the Shire of Darach, and is an active participant within Altavia. She joined the SCA in 2014 after a lifelong obsession with historic costuming.
She maintains the costuming blog Crinolines & Cavaliers
She enjoys historical costuming, and fashion history research from 16th century Italy.
Persona
Sibylla de Haze (pron. Hah-zeh) was born in 1515, in the city of Bruges. Lady de Haze was born into a wealthy merchant family that was unified in marriage to strengthen alliances between families of Venice and Bruges/Antwerp.
Laurel Lineage
On June 25th, A.S. LVII (2022), Sibylla became apprenticed to Viscountess Whilja de Gothia.
Households
Das Freie Fähnlein
Flaxen Abbey
Offices & Associations
Seneschal: Barony of Altavia (2021 - Present)
Deputy Seneschal: Barony of Altavia (2021)
Member: Arachne's Web (Caid)
Event Staff
GWW 2014 Volunteer: Gate & Fighter Support
GWW 2015 Volunteer: Fighter Support
Virtual: Altavia/Angels Yule 2020 & Altavia Anniversary 2021 Triviameister
Classes Taught
Fiberuary 2021 (SCA-adjacent) - Kirtle Patterning 101
Caid Arachne's Web - Introduction to Reticella Needle Lace (Punto Tagliato & Punto in Aria techniques)
Barony of Altavia A&S - Needle Lace 101
GWW A&S - Needle Lace 101 (Punto Tagliato / Reticella)
Projects, Awards, & Publications
- Pentathlon 2022: Costume Review, 1st place Journeyman: A Burgundian ensemble, 1480-1490.
Photos
Linen and wool cotehardie dress: completed in 2012.
Cranach Dress: completed in 2013.
Burgundian V-fronted kirtle ensemble and accessories appropriate for the 1470's.
Italian Sottana appropriate for 1550's to 1560's.
A Burgundian ensemble appropriate for 1480-1490.
