I sometimes portrait the wife of a high ranking nobleman in Sweden. In the late 14th century the movers and shakers of their time did have access to fancy fabrics of high quality, even silks, so I …
I sometimes portrait the wife of a high ranking nobleman in Sweden. In the late 14th century the movers and shakers of their time did have access to fancy fabrics of high quality, even silks, so I …
I sometimes portrait the wife of a high ranking nobleman in Sweden. In the late 14th century the movers and shakers of their time did have access to fancy fabrics of high quality, even silks, so I …
Research and re-creation of medieval costume and crafts by THL Edyth Miller
I sometimes portrait the wife of a high ranking nobleman in Sweden. In the late 14th century the movers and shakers of their time did have access to fancy fabrics of high quality, even silks, so I …
Get the perfect overdress for the 14th century! Buy our full-size paper pattern with complete instructions and historical notes for 14th century Sideless Surcote. Worn over the tightly-fitted kirtle, this is the overdress Church elders called "The Gates of Hell" because it revealed a woman's curves through its side openings. Fits busts 28"-48" and waists 21"-41". All Sizes in one envelope. Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you've come to expect from Reconstructing History. Suggested Fabrics: light weight to coat weight wool or silk; light linen, silk or fur for liningYardage Requirements: 3 yds 45" or 2 yds 60" wide
And today I have some pictures of my new 14th century cyclas / sideless surcote with the completed "Meridian Cross" appliqué work for you. :)
I sometimes portrait the wife of a high ranking nobleman in Sweden. In the late 14th century the movers and shakers of their time did have access to fancy fabrics of high quality, even silks, so I …
Looking for the perfect Medieval ensemble? Welcome to the 14th century! This is our downloadable pattern with complete instructions and historical notes for 14th century Sideless Surcote. Worn over the tightly-fitted kirtle, this is the overdress Church elders called "The Gates of Hell" because it revealed a woman's curves through its side openings. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All sizes are included in one digital download. Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you’ve come to expect from Reconstructing History. Your purchase delivers as a PDF download of US letter size pages. Just open and print on your home computer. Other page sizes (A4, Arch E,...) as well as paper patterns available at our main website: https://reconstructinghistory.com/ Suggested Fabrics: light weight to coat weight wool or silk light linen, silk or fur for lining Yardage Requirements: 3 yds 45" or 2 yds 60" wide Let us help you! At Reconstructing History, we want to see you wearing the best garments you are capable of making. Email us at info [!at] reconstructinghistory.com and we will answer any questions you might have.
Embark on a journey through medieval allure with our exquisite Medieval Sideless Surcote in Panne Velvet, worn gracefully over a kirtle, sold separately, by OnceUponATimeGowns. This regal ensemble seamlessly combines opulence and historical charm, transporting you to an era of grandeur. The luxurious panne velvet drapes elegantly, creating a sumptuous and radiant aura. The sideless surcote design not only allows for a glimpse of the meticulously crafted kirtle beneath but also adds a touch of regality to your ensemble, perfect for noble gatherings or historical reenactments. OnceUponATimeGowns takes pride in the meticulous craftsmanship of this ensemble. The panne velvet, known for its softness and sheen, is chosen to enhance both the visual and tactile aspects of the garment. The thoughtful design ensures a flattering fit, accentuating the silhouette while maintaining comfort. Customization is key to creating your unique medieval look. Choose from a range of rich velvet hues to match your style and preferences. The ensemble's combination of the sideless surcote and kirtle showcases a perfect fusion of historical accuracy and modern flair. Whether you're attending a Renaissance fair, participating in a historical reenactment, or simply desiring a touch of medieval splendor, the Medieval Sideless Surcote in Panne Velvet by OnceUponATimeGowns is your gateway to a world where elegance and history coalesce. Step into the past with confidence, knowing your attire reflects the artistry and passion that defines OnceUponATimeGowns.
Being a trial member of the 14th century re-enactment group Fraternis Militia Carnis I was invited to the carnival at the annular meeting. I decided to dress up as a popular medieval saint, Catheri…
I have found in my research that I keep coming across many terms related to medieval clothing that I am not familiar with, and I doubt most people are. While normally I would just infer meanings o…
Free Shipping on Orders Over $35 within the USA Brand: Simplicity 8725 Size 4 - 8 Bust Size: 29 1/2" - 31 1/2" or Size: 10 - 14 Bust Size: 32 1/2"- 36" Condition: Uncut, still in its factory fold Envelope condition: Good condition with light shelf wear. Description: Pattern and instructions to make: ©1999; Medieval Costume Collection by Martha McCain Designs. Costume package includes Costume patterns for a Medieval style cotehardie and a sideless surcote. This is an original sewing pattern not a reproduction or a finished garment. Please see my other Medieval patterns here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VintageAnderburg?ref=shop_sugg&search_query=medieval Please see my other Renaissance patterns here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/VintageAnderburg?ref=shop_sugg&search_query=renaissance Unless the pattern is already lovingly folded, I iron and place all my cut patterns into numerical or alphabetical order. Factory folded patterns are left as is so as not to disturb the fold and the envelopes are ironed. All patterns are sent in a plastic bag to protect from moisture. Patterns are from a pet friendly home.
