[Ansteorra] Pattern Question

Casey Weed seoseaweed at gmail.com
Mon Aug 15 18:21:43 PDT 2011


Easy to follow but agony to fit.  The designer made the mistake of scaling
them linearly (which isn't how people work when they are bigger or smaller
than the original).

If you are good at draping and fitting they make a nice starting point but
there is only one size on her patterns that is going to be accurately
scaled.  Lucky you if you happen to be that size.

It's not like following a Vogue couture pattern but it certain lsn't easy
work.

Writing for Hanse-

Sir Dieterich

On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Amanda Baucum <kyrogue at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm looking at a few of the Reconstructing History patterns and was
> wondering if anyone had an idea how easy they were to follow.  The specific
> patterns I'm looking at are:
>
> 209 - Netherlandish Working Women's Outfit
>
> 017 - 14th Century Women's Kirtle or Cotehardie Pattern
>
> 508 - Fruitseller or Common Woman's Dress Pattern
>
> 511 - 1500s-1525 Florentine Woman's Outfit Pattern
>
> Any experience or opinion on the difficulty to use these patterns would be
> helpful.  Thank you!
>
> ~Alys Langton
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