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Some Free Pattern Sheets for Ladies' Medieval Costumes
Notes:
- These are really cutting diagrams, shown as they would be laid out
on fabric to cut them out.
- These are not all really period in cut, though they give a
reasonably period effect when worn. Whether or not a pattern is period
is noted on the sheet.
- No sewing instructions are given.
- Patterns are given in two ranges - Small-average and large-average.
Approximate measurements for fit are given on each sheet.
- Information on appropriate fabric content, color and pattern choices
is given
- Yardages for washable and non-washable fabrics are given
- Necessary notions are suggested
Click on the thumbnail to reach the full size sheet, then select "File
> Print" to print the sheet out. They are sized to print on one
8.5 x 11 sheet of paper.
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Larger sizes (12-18) |
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Smaller sizes (6-10) |
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An Early-Medieval Gown
based on modern ethnic dress cuts
Includes a cutting diagram for a keyhole neckline facing
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Simple Open-sided Surcote
Alternate cutting methods are shown for napped and non-napped fabrics
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Simple Sleeveless Surcote
Alternate cutting methods are shown for napped and non-napped fabrics
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Simple 'Norman-style' Gown
Includes a cutting diagram for a keyhole neckline facing
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Simple Smock
Includes diagrams of methods to add fullness to skirt area
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Simple Half-circle Cloak
Includes diagram of trimming application
One size fits most (One diagram is given for both size ranges)
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