Textile Arts

Clothing and Costume: By the Ministry of Arts & Sciences for the Kingdom of Atlantia... many links for costumers.
The Costumer's Manifesto: A great resource for costume links.
The Elizabethan Corset Page: An informative page, with paterns and rules of thumb.
The Elizabethan Costuming Page: This is the actual home page for the corset page. It has additional links that are very useful.
An Anachronist's Encyclopedia - Clothes: Numerous links to clothing sites, everything from kilts and 12th century garb to Elizabethan.
Renaissance Costume Page: Links to 16th century northern european Renaissance costume references.
Calafia: Costumers Guild
How to Make Arthurian Costume
RenFest 101: So You Want to Go to a Renaissance Faire
Medieval Costume Do's and Dont's
Anglo-Saxon Dress for Men and Women: A nice essay on dress in the 9th century. It has pictures and describes the differences in clothing between social ranks. Not a "how-to", but it has the necessary background information that any costumer would need in making truly authentic garb.

Elizabethan Blackwork Embroidery Archives: A very fine site, offering a variety of reversible patterns.
Medieval/Renaissance Embroidery Homepage
History of Embroidery
Master Richar Wymarc's Medieval Embroidery Webpage
Bayeux Tapestry Images: Good pictures of the panels comprising the tapestry.

An SCA Handweavers Bibliography
Tablet Weaving Archive: An SCAer's delight.
Bonnie Datta's Weaving page
The Weaver's Hand
An Introduction to Inkle Weaving
Tablet Weaving Patterns
TurnStyler 1.0: Hey! Here's some software to keep the twists in line. There is demo software, but is always nice to support the creator...
Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.
Homepage Kurt Laitenberger: Nice samples of woven bands... not yet in English, but he's working on it.
Tablet Weaving Archive
Tablet Weaving: I have this link mostly for the pictures.
Tablet Weaving Information
Adventures in Tablet Weaving
Birka-Style Tablet Weaving Recipe
Tablet Weaving Patterns
1998 Tablet Weaving Adventure in England and Holland
Virginia Corman's Tablet Weaving Patterns
Brocaded Tablet Weaving
Three Recipes for Fourteens- and Fifteenth-Century Tablet Weaving
Tablet Weaving
Tablet Weaving Simulator: A Java-based applet. I haven't actually tried this one, but it looks interesting.
Tablet Weaving, Continuous Warp
Tablet Weaving Theory
A Saxon Threaded-In Tablet Weave
Eachna's Tablet or Card Weaving Page
Weaving Links
Warp Weighted Loom: Great pictures!
White Wolf and the Phoenix
Stefan's Florilegium: Medieval Looms

Handspinning with a Drop Spindle: Serves as a short introduction. Has a couple of books listed.
Spindlitis help page: How-tos on using a drop spindle.
Let's Ask Stefie!: A "Dear Abbey" style format for fiber arts such as spinning and dying fibers.
History of Dyes from 2600BC to 20th Century
Dye Recipes from the Innesbruck Manuscript
Spinning and Weaving: Compton's Online Encyclopedia entry for spinning and weaving.
Dyestuffs: Celtic natural dying, etc.
From Caveman to Chemist: Dye: Natural dying with recipes.
An Historical Overview of Dyes, Dying, and Fabric Colors in the Renaissance
Medieval Gardens: They kept many types of plants in their gardens, and some were used in dying cloth...
Kathryn of the Hills' Dye Book: Covers instructions for dying, mordanting, and making dyes.
The Woad Page: I heard that this plant may be considered a pest in my area... and therefore illegal to propagate? Be responsible and check on it before you grow it.