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I havent ever worked with wool because of the cost, but I was able to snag a lighter weight wool suiting at a thrift store. I did make a kirtle (GFD) out of...
6 Aug 8, 2011
7:30 pm

Raven Rose
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I am looking for patterns for plus sized garb. I am a 26/28 and have had a lot of problems finding patterns in my size. Can anyone help me out? At this...
12 Aug 8, 2011
7:30 pm

Jennifer
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Hi all I still need help with my garb of a monk< I posted a week or so ago and now getting desperate. What I need is a pattern idea and then where to get the...
6 Aug 7, 2011
9:07 pm

otsisto
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HI there, Have you googled??? There are several pages with detailed info. http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/monks-clothes-in-the-middle-ages.htm My suggestion is...
4 Aug 7, 2011
8:46 pm

otsisto
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I am looking for documentation on parti-colored houppelandes or houppelandes that displays heraldic symbols. There appears to be a parti-colored brocade gown...
57 Aug 4, 2011
6:31 pm

Charles
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Do I have to wear a farthingale under my tudor dress? I have seen several mentions of early tudor dresses not requiring a farthingale. My dress is leaning to...
4 Aug 4, 2011
6:04 pm

Kimiko S.
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I decided I'm not going to put all this work into my tudor gown and then pair it with a cotton chemise. What is a good weight linen for a chemise?...
10 Aug 4, 2011
5:28 pm

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I was given a nice 2 sided material. It looks somewhat of a heavy twill weave. One side is almost dark cranberry, but shot thru with black. The other side...
10 Aug 4, 2011
3:30 am

Morana Revel
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I spin Raime. It is a wonderful material to use and extremely period authentic. It is a form of stingless nettle. Nettle was one of the original materials...
1 Aug 4, 2011
3:09 am

Morana Revel
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If you want to see my first attempt at making a corset. Please follow the below link. Keep in mind its only the inner most portion. I still have to cover it...
1 Aug 4, 2011
2:41 am

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finshed, and with shiny shiny accesories! http://opusanglicanum.wordpress.com/2011/08/03/just-call-me-alison-the-end/ tanya...
1 Aug 3, 2011
8:54 pm

Tanya
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i was wondering if there is a universal pattern for a tunic that i could use to start of with?...
8 Aug 3, 2011
2:30 am

Ann Catelli
elvestoorder
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Hi to all on the list and I hope this finds all well. I have a few questions that have cross over historical ramification for me. I not only do SCA again but...
1 Aug 2, 2011
8:53 pm

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Fashion Fabrics Club sells ramie by the bolt. Unfortunately searching on ramie doesn't yield all the results. You have to go to linen by the bolt and browse...
6 Aug 2, 2011
8:51 pm

Joanna Hobbins
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I need fitting help! My Mom just is not getting it and my gowns are ending up 3 sizes too big! I can make a fancy dinner for you for your fitting help!! Please...
1 Aug 2, 2011
2:44 am

Cilean_69
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I've just finished an experimental hennin to go with the red kirtle I've been making, how I did it here ...
3 Aug 1, 2011
2:44 pm

Caroline P
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Respected friends: The "tissue linen" on the JOAnn's website is only 60% linen, with 40% cotton. For a veil it doesn't matter much, but for shifts beware:...
1 Aug 1, 2011
2:44 pm

Honour Horne-Jaruk
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This is a note from your still-as-yet Friendly Moderator. If anyone knows celtscat @ aol.com ... please notify them that they have been spammed. They will be...
1 Jul 29, 2011
4:53 pm

Chawkswrth
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Greetings, I have been wondering if there is any reason not to start a cotehardie mock-up from the geometric pattern of T-tunics the Period Way and adjust from...
22 Jul 29, 2011
4:44 pm

Alditha de la Tye
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Hello, Thank you for the recent discussion of garb for religious. Now, I'm going to ask my annoying question again. Has anyone anywhere studied the age...
6 Jul 29, 2011
4:44 pm

pixel39
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... Our Fabricland- brick and mortar fabric store in Ontario, Canada, has ramie - and Raimie linen blends. I just bought some. Thanks for this as I was a bit...
1 Jul 29, 2011
4:44 pm

tudorpot@...
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Has anyone made the Netherlandish Working Woman's dress pattern made by Reconstructing History? If you have can you please share with me how you went about...
5 Jul 28, 2011
10:12 pm

Audrey Bergeron-Morin
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Well I decided to make a cotehardie from the 5 yards of linen/rayon blend (when I bought it I didn't realize the difference). I don't have it sewn together...
15 Jul 28, 2011
5:55 pm

pixel39
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... (snip) ... I have seen examples of this fabric, but have never heard it called anything but "shoddy", which certainly helps explain our present use of that...
1 Jul 28, 2011
5:54 pm

Honour Horne-Jaruk
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I need help with an image search! I'm looking for illuminations/miniatures/tapestries of women in armor, c1330-1530. Allegories, saints, whatever--the only...
11 Jul 28, 2011
4:16 pm

richard johnson
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... Your local hardware store, the clear tubing I think I found it in the A/C section, with the brass nipple connectors. Or there are basketmaking reeds, the...
1 Jul 27, 2011
5:29 pm

Kataryn
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I am making a grey linen sottana with slashed sleeves, with all materials and trim from stash. This time, I am experimenting with metal rings in the hand sewn...
3 Jul 27, 2011
7:02 am

Kat
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I've decided to take a chance and create my own pattern based on the Gored Kirtle pattern on the elizabethan costume website and I had a couple questions. ...
45 Jul 26, 2011
8:32 pm

Dianne Stucki
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I know I should know this one, but heck if I can figure it out right now (I swear, placentas are made of brain cells*). What is PoF? -- Ulrike *At the post...
20 Jul 26, 2011
3:29 pm

lindorie55
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I found a picture in The Tudor Tailor of Queen Jane with blackwork cuffs that look a lot eaiser to stitch than the ones I have been working on. The picture is...
3 Jul 25, 2011
9:43 pm

Bonnie Booker
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