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| Welcome to my Guides pages. These guides were begun with a view to sharing my knowledge with fellow re-enactors both in the local group 'Ulfstahm' and the national group 'The Vikings'. Sadly they only ever got published on the Ulfstahm website. Now though, I'm publishing them here. I hope they help to give people an insight into historical clothing manufacture and fashion! |
| General | |
| Colours | Details on the colours, fabrics and decoration styles used in the Dark-Ages |
| Fabrics | |
| Decoration | |
| Womens Head-dress throughout History | |
| Timeline of Fabrics | |
| Dictionary of Fabrics | |
| Timeline of Colours | |
| Timeline of Decoration |
| How to Make . . . | |
| An Early (Pagan) Anglo Saxon Costume (5th/6th C) | |
| A Late Anglo Saxon Costume (10th/11th C) | |
| A Toque | A 13th century piece of headwear, and how to make it |
| A Henin | A 14th century piece of headwear and how to make it |
| Tablet-woven Bands (Threaded-in Patterns) | |
| Trollen Cord |
| Sewing Techniques | |
| Measuring and Materials | What you need to know before you begin. |
| Early (Pagan) Anglo-Saxon - 5th/6th Centuries | |
| Tube-Dresses | Archaeological, literary and scientific information about these garments. |
| Under-dresses | |
| Trousers | |
| Brooches and Pins | |
| Belts |
| Late Anglo-Saxon - 10th/11th Centuries | |
| Wimpels | Archaeological, literary and scientific information about these garments. |
| Hats, Hoods and Hair | |
| Under-dresses | |
| Leg-bindings | |
| Trousers |
| Plantagenet (Early Medieval) | |
| How to Wear . . . | |
| The 'Circle with Hole' Head-dress | A Late Saxon piece of headwear |
| The 'Wimple, Veil and Toque' Head-dress | A 13th century Plantagenet piece of headwear |
| The 'Wimple, Veil and Circlet with Earcoils' Head-dress | A 14th century hairstyle and head-dress |
| All the information used in these pages has been gathered from many sources and these have been noted in the text. I am grateful to all my friends within the re-enactment world for their input - some unknowingly as bits of information have been gleaned from simply talking about the subject. |
| © Rosie Monument 2001 |