Viking dress pattern

PDF sewing pattern: VIKING DRESS. This set contains 2 different models of medieval dress pattern : - model A (simple dress, slit at the neckline + overdress open on the front) - model B (simple dress, round neckline + apron-dress) The dresses and overdresses are interchangeable for more possibilities This pattern is a perfect base for different live action role-playing costumes (LARP). It is also very suitable for Viking, Celtic or medieval inspired outfits. Available sizes: X-Small to…

I am reconstructing a X century denizen of Truso and I spent last couple of weekends terribly busy on reconstructing: – Linen under dress – Wool upper dress The problem is that nobody s…

On Saturday, I finally finished a dress for me! Technically, this is a wearable muslin... I was pretty sure it would work, since it wa...

Selling Points 1. Characters: Viking 2. Style: Medieval 3. What's in the box: Dress Specifications Gender: Women's, Types: Dress, Characters: Outlander, Viking, Material: Terylene, Style: Vintage Dress, 18th Century, Medieval, Hemline / Train: Maxi, Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve, Elasticity: Inelastic, Look After Me: Washable, Pattern: Solid Color, Net Weight (kg): 0.34, Clothing Waist (cm): XS:76;S-Women:81;M-Women:86;L-Women:91;XL-Women:96;XXL-Women:101;XXXL-Women:106, Shoulder Width (cm)…

This blog post contains a collaboration advertisement for sewing machine guides from Sewingland. I thought I would share my best tips and tricks for making good apron dresses, since I have made a w…

****THIS IS NOT A PHYSICAL OBJECT!! YOU WILL RECEIVE A PDF TUTORIAL FILE.*** Medieval Tunic PDF This is a costume tutorial, with instructions to draft and sew your very own basic Medieval or Viking era tunic, inspired by artwork and garments from the middle ages. This project is perfect for your next fantasy or reenactment event! This listing is for a Pattern Drafting and Sewing Tutorial that includes directions to create a basic medieval tunic also known as a T-tunic, based on historical…

Posts about viking woman written by Linda at Handcrafted History

in which our plucky heroine, though still sick as a dog, stashes these instruction here, in case anyone is interested... This simple to make, simple to cut out, patternless pinafore is based on cloth fragments from the Viking Age. We have almost no completed garments, but tattered fragments were tarred and used as ship caulking; said caulking, recovered from archaeological digs, has been interpreted to be parts of a garment like this one. What I like about this concept is that it is also…

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