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Of Sleeves and Gussets...

Bocksten Tunic 14th Century, Vaburg Museum When fitting a tightly buttoned sleeve to ones arm it is necessary to construct a sleeve with...
Grey Surcoat (In Progress)

woman playing with squirrel Luttrell Psalter 1340 - 1350 This is Canada... it gets cold... my solution is a wool surcoat. The Idea: S...
The Sleeveless Kirtle

Birth of St. John Baptist Turin-Milano prayer book Summer gets hot, and it's no secret that I can't take the heat. My solutio...
The Griffin Dress (In Progress)

Lady Joan de Foxley (1378) The Idea: the manufacture of some sort of heraldic surcoat from the later half of the 14th century. The cu...
Lady's Fitted Gown - Angryhat's No Fuss Method

There are many names for the fitted garment that women started wearing at some point in the 14th century, but whatever you want to call them...

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