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Bob has poofy sleeves, come marvel at his spiffyness.
Learn MoreBob is forced to seek collar help from the great and powerful Oz.
Learn MoreBob can pleat! He pleats his sleeves onto his doublet body.
Learn MoreThere goes Bob again! Herein he cues you all in on his next grand project.
Learn MoreThe 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.
Learn MoreAre you intimidated by sewing projects? Well, our next project is designed just for you. Read on...
Learn MoreHere's a brief article on my love for 15th century clothing and how I propose to test it on my willing "victims".
Learn MorePatterns have only been commercially available since the late 19th century when companies began to produce patterns intended for homemaker use. But the history of patterns stretches far back through the centuries. As apprentices, tailors learned how to take a customer's measurements and draft the pieces that would make up the clothing to be constructed. The patterns a tailor made during his apprenticeship would often stay with him throughout his entire career. Needless to say, patterns were closely-guarded commodities and were not shared for fear of losing business.
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 MoreDebunking the myth of top-stitching down all your seams.
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