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Plantagenet (14th century): Horizontal Braiding, Gorget Gorget--when a wimple is worn without a veil, pinned over hair coils on the side of the head (Fig. 19). Sometimes the coils were braided horizontally (Fig.18). Horizontal Braiding- popular in the mid 14th century, the head would go uncovered, but sometimes a fillet would support the plaits ( Fig. 22).

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Simple Steps to Look Great in a Veil #SCA #garb #headgear

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Graceful ways to wear a veil

How to wear a veil so that it doesn't come off nor look odd.

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A free tutorial for the construction of hair pieces to add length and period style to any reenactor's head.

Plantagenet (1154-1399): Wimple, Barbette, Fillet and Crespine Barbette- supposedly introduced by Eleanor of Aquitaine, was a band of linen encircling the face and pinned into place. At first it was only worn by royal ladies with a circlet or coronet (Fig 11) but was eventually adopted by all classes Wimple- appeared by 1190, a length of fine linen or silk draped underneath the chin, across the throat. The ends were pinned at the crown of the head. During this time period, it always…

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20ème Foire médiévale de Souvigny : les costumes!

Ahh la foire médiévale de Souvigny! C'est grâce à elle que j'en suis venue à aimer les costumes! Mes toutes premières pièces étaient cousues à la hâte pour l'édition 2010. Le banquet était magnifique, tout le monde était costumé, les artistes étaient époustouflants et il régnait une vraie bonne ambiance... La première fois, les tenues étaient plutôt 100% polyester mais c'était ma première approche du costume médiéval et ce fut la révélation! J'avais utilisé la technique du moulage pour le…

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Haube: 1) Cut a strip; Measure your head were you want your Haube to fit x 7 cm, double fold it. 2) Cut out a circle (mine is 40 cm diameter) 3) Pleat the circle to fit into the strip, leave an opening about 12 cm in the back. 4) Add a pair of strings and tie it in the back Thank you Mistress Caterucia Bice da Ghiacceto, Caid, for the pattern!

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History and Women: Hair styles of the medieval period

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Hair adornments in medieval times Accessories used to Stylize Hair during Medieval Period During medieval times it was difficult to imagine a person without headwear. Excluding the children, it was compulsory to wear head pieces whether they were men or women belonging to all ages. At that time headwears were not only decorative pieces but also played a part in defining people's etiquettes and elegancy, moreover it was a part of social standing of people in society. We can say that the war…

How to make and wear a veil and a wimple.

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Hunnun pukeminen 1 / How to wear a veil 1

Näitä tarvitset / You will need Huntu (esim. 90×90cm neliö) leukaliina (esim. 60x 90 cm suorakaide) ohuesta pellavasta. Hunnun ja leukaliinan mittoja voi muutella oman makunsa mukaan, mutta on kann…

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Anglo-Saxon (600 – 1154): Simple Veils, Head-tires, Combs, and Pin During this time the head was always covered with no hair showing, although it was usually braided elaborately underneath the veil. Veils- made of light-weight fabric like silk, cambric, or fine linen. They were usually rectangular lengths with a hole cut in the middle for putting the head through. Head-tires- circlets of gold that could be worn by any Saxon of rank at this time. The circlets could be made of other…

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These cauls are made of Rigilene (plastic corset boning) which is cut to length, covered in ribbon, sewn together in cages for the side of the head and a circle for the top and then filled with false hair encased in a very fine hair net. The whole thing is then beaded to co-ordinate

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Medieval Lady’s Costume

THE MEDIEVAL LADY CIRCA EARLY 1300s I have created this page to tell you something about some of the outfits I wear when in role as a lady and how I made them. This pic below is one of my oldest ou…