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Medieval / SCA Clothing Patterns & Tutorials
Hat – Proknekt
Sideless Surcotte
Some Clothing of the Middle Ages - Tunics - Charles of Blois' pourpoint
As I am busily cutting and sewing lots of Ottoman Turkish clothing before coronation I thought it was a great time to create some sew alongs or cut along in this case. I know the diagrams work for some folks but others need to see the real deal in progress. Here I will share a…
So, I've been a little silent lately. It wasn't on purpose, I've just been working on a lot of stuff lately, and it's sometimes hard for me to balance the things I like to do (this blog) and the things I've committed to doing (the things I'm going to be posting about this week). It's
La grande assiette is a term for a tailoring method used in the mid/late 14th century and throughout the fifteenth century in which a sleeve was inserted into a deeply-set arm hole with the assistance of triangular gores. A freely moving sleeve piece set deeply into the body of the garment allowed full and unconstricted … The tailoring of the grande assiette Read More »
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For full clothing description click here For the Qamisa (undershirt) pattern click here For the Egyptian Salwar pattern click here *** The Metropolitan Museum has reclassified the garment I used as inspiration for this project to Seljuk in origin. I do not feel this nulls the research I did on the construction of the garment,…
This is my pattern for tunics, chemise, dresses. Whatever. Medevial-oid and tons better than a T-tunic or some silly “trace around your t-shirt patterns”. Sometimes called an R-tunic or “rectangular tunic.” This pattern uses gussets and gores. Love love love gussets and gores. I started with a pattern from a period garment that placed a gore in the middle of…Continue Reading→
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Two SCA peerage award cross-stitch and needlework patterns: Laurel and Pelican badges.
Recreating 14th Century Braies
Irons used to shape and bake wafers in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
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Part II of an ongoing series of making your own buttons in a period fashion... Sorry it took so long. On my first try at this, the pictures...
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