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Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Quiet round here, isn't it. I've been being distracted by modern life this year, but there will be things forthcoming. Stand by for the Blue Wool Officer's Suit, doublet and breeches tailored to the client, involving fine-wool, white-linen lining, canvas, muslin, cotton batting and many yards of white linen thread to stitch it all together. Officer's shirt to go with it. And pewter buttons. Only not on the shirt, obviously. Thursday, March 24, 2011. Shirts, common and posh!

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Quiet round here, isn't it. I've been being distracted by modern life this year, but there will be things forthcoming. Stand by for the Blue Wool Officer's Suit, doublet and breeches tailored to the client, involving fine-wool, white-linen lining, canvas, muslin, cotton batting and many yards of white linen thread to stitch it all together. Officer's shirt to go with it. And pewter buttons. Only not on the shirt, obviously. Thursday, March 24, 2011. Shirts, common and posh!

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Seamstress Guild 1640s: Hand sewing for Absolute Beginners

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Tuesday, October 27, 2009. Hand sewing for Absolute Beginners. The assumption here is that you have never touched a needle, pin or thread in your life but want to start hand-sewing your new kit! I'll try to be clear, and to put in everything required but I've been sewing a long time so PLEASE tell me what I've left out or not described properly! THREAD: If you're going to the effort of hand-sewing your mid-C17th kit, then it makes sense to use linen thread if you can. I'll try and find some links to ...

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Seamstress Guild 1640s: Quiet round here, isn't it...

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Quiet round here, isn't it. I've been being distracted by modern life this year, but there will be things forthcoming. Stand by for the Blue Wool Officer's Suit, doublet and breeches tailored to the client, involving fine-wool, white-linen lining, canvas, muslin, cotton batting and many yards of white linen thread to stitch it all together. Officer's shirt to go with it. And pewter buttons. Only not on the shirt, obviously. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Seamstress Guild 1640s

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Monday, January 18, 2010. Shirt - a quickie at top speed. the neck/ collar. Cartridge-pleats, to control the fullness - just gathering would make it puff out. It should lie a lot flatter across the back this way, although it isn't ever going to lie dead flat like a modern shirt - the fullness needs to be here to create the shape for the neckline. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Shirt - a quickie at top speed. the neck/ co. Underarm gussets and sideseams. View my complete profile.

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Seamstress Guild 1640s: Underarm gussets and sideseams

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Thursday, January 14, 2010. Underarm gussets and sideseams. A quick post, so please ask if it isn't clear - mainly photos to illustrate the last post, on underarm gussets and sideseam gussets. You put in the square underarm gussets sewn so that one side is seamed to the body-front immediately below the sleeve; the adjacent side is sewn to the sleeve-front; the next side is sewn to the sleeve-back and the final side is sewn to the body-back. You can see how the seamstress two centuries ago cleverly offset...

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Seamstress Guild 1640s: Shirt/ Shift Part Two: Sleeves

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Monday, November 23, 2009. Shirt/ Shift Part Two: Sleeves. Having cut out your pattern pieces, you now start actually making the thing! The link I gave before gives instructions which you can follow if you like. Mine are roughly the same, just in a slightly different order plus I don't cut any shaping for the neck-hole. I start with the sleeves. The seam is reversible, looks the same each side, and has no raw edges showing (raw edges are structurally weak). Fold it lengthways and pinch the fold at the sh...

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Thursday, 6 February 2014. A New Pair of Breeches. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Caroline Vincent's Pages (new stays post). ECW Living History Resources.

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Ready to wear (1640s style): You Can Leave Your Hat On....Maybe

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Thursday, 25 October 2012. You Can Leave Your Hat On.Maybe. Injunctions of the Garrison of Oxford in Order to Religion published by order of the King. In 1645 to govern th...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): A New Soldier's Coat

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Thursday, 9 January 2014. A New Soldier's Coat. The original coat is made from closely woven wool, felted so that when you cut the fabric it will keep the edge without fra...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): May 2012

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Monday, 28 May 2012. Monday, 21 May 2012. This seems to be borne out in this detail from The Coaches Overthrow, a broadside published by John Taylor in 1636. The man i...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): Sittingbourne Stays

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Thursday, 18 October 2012. Century of stays being worn very much at all, thought there is some evidence from the 16. Certainly a lot of thought in this area is now inclini...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): Another Montero

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Friday, 7 November 2014. It's a good story at least. Anyway, below is a photo of the hat in the museum. Maybe you can understand my reticence to make it? The odd thing is ...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): October 2013

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Tuesday, 8 October 2013. In the meantime, I'd like to recommend my other blog on clothes which sprung from here, but which I felt would do better with a fresh approach.

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Ready to wear (1640s style): October 2012

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Thursday, 25 October 2012. You Can Leave Your Hat On.Maybe. Injunctions of the Garrison of Oxford in Order to Religion published by order of the King. In 1645 to govern th...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): November 2014

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Friday, 7 November 2014. It's a good story at least. Anyway, below is a photo of the hat in the museum. Maybe you can understand my reticence to make it? The odd thing is ...

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Ready to wear (1640s style): New Pair of Breeches 2

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Ready to wear (1640s style). This is the webpage of a group whose aim is to improve the kit and clothes of a UK seventeenth century Civil War reenactment group, using the most up to date references and research. Feel free to comment on any of the subjects raised here and return often as I want to keep the discussion lively and ongoing. Saturday, 1 March 2014. New Pair of Breeches 2. I needed to look at some more evidence. The first most numerous type is basic gathered legs with no visible ties or decorat...

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