Wyniki wyszukiwana dla hasla tmta"3 tmta9 Man s basie short cote 4. Pattern layout for Fig 3 The cote shown is planned on 2.4 m of clottmta0 Woman s finer cote 6. Layout for Fig 5 The cote is planned on 3.3 m of cloth, 150 cm wide. Thtmta1 1 Platę 6 Early 14th century cote This is similar to Cotes, Fig. 5, in a medium weight woolletmta2 Neck styles 7. Neck styles The neck was often hidden by outer clothing or head-wear. Ensure ttmta3 Shoulder and armhole fit8. lmproving shoulder and armhole fit b. Narrow taptmta5 The kirtle is a shaped and fitted garment which probably appeared in the 1360s. Over the tmta6 Materials Outer fabric - use medium or lightweight woollen materiał or worsted; in a good strtmta7 1 1 Basic kirtle 2. Basic kirtle, iater 14th century onwards The shape follows the personal btmta8 20 cm b. Wide but shallow neckline to match the surcote in Surcotes, Ftmta9 o LU > oo SELYEDGES 4. Fuli pattern and layout for Fig 2 The patterns are shown on 150 cm tmta 0 20 cm 5 66. Short sleeve for Fig 2 This later sleeve reaches about halfway down the upper armtmta 1 Flat-fronted kirtle7. Flat-fronted kirtle, mid 15th century onwards This kirtle was worn undetmta 2 9 Fold u Q Lii > —1 LU CO 20 cm 9. Skirt pattern and layout for Fig 7 Shown on 150 cm widetmta 4 Doublets The doublet almost certainly began as a military garment, the close fit making a sectmta 5 Materials Outer fabric - use lightweight (but firm) woollen or worsted cloth, closely-woven ltmta 6 Basic doublet 4a _ 4. Basic doublet, mid 14th century onwards a. The neck ctmta 8 Platę 7 Mid-15th century doublet and hose A fashionable doublet (Fig 6) with joined hose {Hostmta 9 Platę 8 Back view of doublet This shows the characteristic V-back of the collar, sometimes matmta0 6. Fashionable doublet, mid to late 15th century The collar was high and sttmta1 8. Puff sleeve for Fig 6 The sleeve is in two parts: the lower section, madę up with interlinWybierz strone: [
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