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Great resource from an experienced and knowledgable costumer.
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Pictures of historical, fantasy costumes and Dress diary's. Medieval archery
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Be Your Own Civil War Clothing Designer!
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Facings are most commonly a type of edge treatment for neck and arm holes and occasionally slits. The essential mechanics required of a facing are that it 1) bind the edge and 2) be either decorative or invisible. Because we are most often working with rounded edges or a slit, clipping and grading seams is important. Otherwise, we end up with puckers and edges that won't stay put
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How to Make a
Cleopatra-Style Headdress
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Last Halloween we made 4 Jedi robes to go with some Star Wars masks we bought. These are the instructions to make the robes. We wanted to make the robes with as few pieces of fabric and as little sewing as possible
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This pattern is conjectural. It is based upon garments seen in Persian miniature paintings of 1300 to 1620.I have made many of these and they do look like the paintings if done this way.This pattern incorporates evidence seen in 18th, 19th, and early 20th century extant garments from Mongolia, China and India. It is very similar to a long-sleeved kimono with side gores added to the skirts.
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This diagram is based upon an extant garment shown in 'Lost Treasures Persia'. The garment is shown from the back, laid out flat. Front details are conjectural, based upon garments painted in miniature painting of that period and locale. This particular caftan is dated at last quarter of sixteenth century, though this type of garment was in style from about 1300 to 1620.
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Pictures and patterns to make a Renaissance-style hat
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Make this Middle Eastern hat
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A toga is one of the simplest pieces of clothing, which you can make stylish and fabulous nevertheless. You can learn how make a toga out of almost any cloth that you can find around the house, like thin blankets or veils or bedsheet.
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This pattern is based upon extant Turkish garments in the Topkapi museum, along with patterns for similar pants shown in Tilke. It is appropriate for Persian costumes from about 1300 to 1620. I have used a loom-width economy method of cutting since it is so easily adapted for this style of pants and gives the correct fullness.
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Patterns, description, pictures, in a sewing diary to help construct an Italian chemise. Suitable for costume, home wear, and Renaissance garb.
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I first posted the basic info about my version of an Italian chemise in my Florentine dress diary, but at the time, I talked more about my sources and changes I made to the pattern instead of tips about how to make one for yourself. So in the hopes of being more useful, I decided to go back and do a step-by-step guide in case you are interested in making your own chemise.
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How to Make Harem Pants; instructions, patterns, discussion
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Here's the technique for getting an Italian Ren, cotehardie, or other closefitting bodice that fits!
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Custom Corset Manufacturer; Custom Tailored Corsets for Tightlacers
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Costumes and Clothing (and accessories )from All Time Periods
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Great resource for costume information, topics include Imperial Rome,
Renaissance Italy,French, Viking era,
Medieval England, Misc European Projects
(Houppelandes, hoods, and "Burgundian" clothing), and more.
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"The costumes we are going to teach you to make today are Italian Renaissance gowns that represent the period from approximately 1470 to 1540. We chose this particular style for a number of reasons:"
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We are a mail order company that supplies 18th and 19th century reproductions for living history. We specialize in Historic Clothing, Camp Gear, Tents, Books, Music, Knives, Tomahawks, Oak kegs and other assorted goods for people or organizations reenacting the periods from 1750 to 1840 especially the French and Indian War, American Revolution, and War of 1812. We have been serving historical reenactors, movies, theaters and Pirates since 1973.
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The Jomsvikings are the leading Viking re-enactment organisation. Our warriors train intensively in the established Jomsviking
Fighting System using authentic Viking age steel weapons. We are the internationally respected fighting force; the most spectacular, dynamic and striking Vikings alive today!
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