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The Cotehardie & Houppelande Homepage: |
Patterns Page |
More informations and patterns are available on the specific pages for each of these other items of clothing, Shirts, Leggings, Shoes, Hats, and Cloaks. There are links on those pages to even more details about those respective items of clothing on my sewing Site.
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Cotehardie | |
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Pattern for a man's cotehardie, with a realy bad sleeve patern, but a nice tippet
About the female cotehardie
Pattern for the front peice, cut two one for each side.
Pattern of the back, also cut two same as the frist.
This one has an incredibly huge sleeve head which reaches up to the neck and acros the chest and back, and down the sides. It shows a very tailored fit, complex but it fits like a glove. I know one fellow who made himself one of thes and after sixteen atempts he got it together and it fits like a second skin and he still hade full range of movement. He chose to cut it out of two colours of fabric, blue and yellow then it all went together kinda party colour, but alternating so all the gussets show up clearly And it looks great.
Front panels
front side panels
Back side panels
Back panels
Here is a simple robe pattern Contemporainious to the cotehardie, excelent for use as monk garb
A female T-tunic
This is a Sideless Surcoat pattern often worn over a cotehardie ban it can be worn of the dress beside it,
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Houppelande | |
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A short houpelande with slit sleeves. pleat the sleeve in to the armsye then pleat the front and back through on a belt and you will look great.
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© Ragnar Torfason 2005 January 28 |