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The sixth installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreThe seventh installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreThe second installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreThe second installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreThe Third installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreThe second installment in the series highlighting our new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
Learn MoreOur new sewing project! See Kass's husband Bob use Reconstructing History products, like bronze needles, linen thread and wool flannel, to make RH004 - 14th to 16th Century Peasant Man - from the skin out.
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Learn MoreAre you new to medieval re-enactment? Are you frustrated, tired, and don't have time to do all this research just to go to your first event? Never fear. I'm here to help you!
Learn MoreAn article of how-tos for the beginning seamstress. How to make your first garb.
Learn MoreTo hand-sew well one must start with the perfect knot.
Learn MoreA how-to article showing beginners how to handsew using period accurate stitches.
Learn MoreThe basic back stitch, used for seams that require strength is the second most popular stitch in handsewing. Learn how here!
Learn MoreCartridge pleating provides authentic shaping to many seventeenth century garments, including petticoats, ruffs, and gowns. This style of pleating can be recognized by its distinctive figure-8 fold. Although it is a time consuming and labor intensive process, the actual method of forming the pleats is simple.
Learn MoreThis article is in preparation for an SCA class on how to be more authentic in your dress, accoutrements, and persona. It's an article for beginners and for people who have been around for a long time but who would like to be more authentic. Here are some suggestions on how to start. Use them in good health. And smile. It's fun!
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