The Universal Tunic
SKU: MED016
Period Pattern No. 16
Up to 14 different long- and short-sleeve tunic patterns.
- Above-the-knee tunic with front slit neckline, tight sleeves and gusset.
- Calf-length slim tunic, slit at the sides, with front slit neckline, tight sleeves and gusset.
- Floor-length slim tunic with wide neckline, tight sleeves and gusset.
- Floor-length slim tunic with back slit neckline and lined angle-wing sleeves.
- Ankle-length slim tunic with back slit neckline and bag sleeves.
- Floor-length slim tunic, slit at the sides, with back slit neckline and tube sleeves.
- Calf-length slim tunic, laced at the back, with front slit neckline and lined bell sleeves.
- Calf-length slim tunic, laced at the back, with front slit neckline and tight sleeves.
- Ankle-length tunic with front slit neckline, tight sleeves and gusset.
- Calf-length slim tunic with front slit neckline, tight sleeves, gusset and dagged hem.
- Calf-length slim tunic with front slit neckline and short tube sleeves.
- Below-the-knee tunic with back slit neckline and dolman sleeves.
- Floor-length, very wide, sleeveless tunic with wide neckline.
- Floor-length tunic with wide tight sleeves ending in tippets.
Each pattern in the line includes cutting lines and instructions for sizes 6-20. The instructions are prefaced by many pages of historical notes and dozens of annotated photographs of the original costumes from period sources. The designer also shares ideas on enhancing finished gowns with beading, trims, and fur. Medieval Miscellanea patterns are not for beginners and require a fair amount of sewing knowledge, but they are worth the effort. This is one of the easier ones.
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