European Costuming

Below you'll find pictures and documentation for some (though certainly not all!) of the many pieces of European garb I've made.

European Garb
	6th Century Byzantine Brocade Dalmatica and Superhumeral (Click on the images for full photo)
	Late 14th Century Men's Wool Cotte Hardi People call me crazy because I sewed this garment completely by hand, but it was made in exchange for a pair of pattens from Sir (then Lord) Andrew Grey. Late 14th Century Women's Linen 10-gore Kirtle (Click on the images for full photo)
	1400 Flannel Houppelande from the Herjolfsnes Dig (plate 63) (Click on the images for full photo) I have made so many of these houppelandes, men's and women's both, I've lost count!
	1425 Silk Twill Houppelande and Wired, Padded Roll Headdress (Click on the images for full photo)
	1430s Velvet Houppelande with Slit-Front Sleeves (Click on the images for full photo)
	1530 Women's Early Tudor Velvet Gown and French Hood 1537 Women's Early Tudor Velvet Gown and Gable Hood 1536 Men's Early Tudor Linen Doublet, Brocade Skirted Jerkin, Silk Velvet Gown and Flat Cap (Click on the images for full photo)
	1570s Wool and Linen Flemish Working Women's Kirtle, Gown, Partlet, Over-partlet, Sleeves and Caul (Click on the images for full photo) I must be really crazy, because I sewed this entire outfit by hand!
	Master Kevin of Thornbury with six-month-old Regan Smith (Click on the image for full photo)