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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Red and White Wool and Linen Medieval Hood
This hood is a fantastic hand-sewn example of a medieval wool hood from the 13th-14th century. The buttons were hand cast pewter, with the lining made from linen. What a great inspiration piece!
Blue and White Wool and Linen Medieval Hood
I found this photo on flickr of a pretty blue wool hood with cloth buttons done in the period style, hand sewn facings and a linen lining. I would love to know where I can source documentation regarding the use of contrasting colored cloth buttons on 13th - 14th century clothing. I have seen painting documentation of the top stitching done in contrasting colors, and will post the painting when I run across it again.
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