Thank you for these videos. They are extremely helpful. I am making tunics for my nephews and then weaving belts. They will be making pouches for treasures we find while exploring.
The piece around the inside of the neck opening is a "facing". The diamonds in the armpits are "gussets." Your tunics and dresses are very nice. I'm feeling very inspired to do some sewing.
Thank you! Sometimes the words escape me as in not a native speaker and these are pretty specific. Let me know if you are ever in need for the Dutch words :) and I hope you enjoy starting sewing project!!
Good question and I had an incling but I looked it up: A yoke is a shaped pattern piece that forms part of a garment, usually fitting around the neck and shoulders or around the hips to provide support for looser parts of the garment, such as a gathered skirt or the body of a shirt. Yoke construction was first seen in the 19th century. Think cowboy shirts and such. So I think if it’s and outer part of the neckline and decorative instead of a facing that is on the inside we can get away with calling it a yoke.
Signe of Horses I will. I went to the thrift store last week and found a beautiful 1970’s long wool coat that I’m going to pull apart to use the fabric for my over tunic.
Yay! And thank you. If you`re making your own tunic please share it, I`d love to see. I`m on FB and insta so feel free to send me a message or something with the result :D
When I was younger it was all I could do to find clothes that met my style and size. Now I just love seeing a stack of fabric turn into a wearable thing. I do find Im lacking the time these days but I still love it!
Ooh I like your hair down like that! Also like that tunic! Thanks for sharing how you did it! I’m a bright color person, would that work for Vikings? 😂😝
Sure, look at Anne the Archer on Instagram she is all about bright colours as well. Im more of a muted viking though I do have one or two bright red pieces and I love my blue trousers..
Yeaaaah now i dont have to walk half naked around😉 Great video. First i have to was and clean my clothes from the days at the medieval festival at Winschoten. See you soon🤗
Thank you for these videos. They are extremely helpful. I am making tunics for my nephews and then weaving belts. They will be making pouches for treasures we find while exploring.
This makes me so happy, thank you for letting me know I contributed even in the smallest way in having adventures ❤️ #releaseyourinnerviking
Great tourtorial. Thank's for sharing.
My pleasure Ole.
Wonderful video! Thank you for making it🌻
My pleasure!
Thank you for the tutorial! I had fun watching it and will definitely apply what I learned to my next sewing endeavours!
Go for it! Please share the result with ne
The piece around the inside of the neck opening is a "facing". The diamonds in the armpits are "gussets." Your tunics and dresses are very nice. I'm feeling very inspired to do some sewing.
Thank you! Sometimes the words escape me as in not a native speaker and these are pretty specific. Let me know if you are ever in need for the Dutch words :) and I hope you enjoy starting sewing project!!
What's a yoke then?
Good question and I had an incling but I looked it up: A yoke is a shaped pattern piece that forms part of a garment, usually fitting around the neck and shoulders or around the hips to provide support for looser parts of the garment, such as a gathered skirt or the body of a shirt. Yoke construction was first seen in the 19th century.
Think cowboy shirts and such. So I think if it’s and outer part of the neckline and decorative instead of a facing that is on the inside we can get away with calling it a yoke.
I’m looking to make an over tunic. I like the way you put the extra gore in the back. Thanks for sharing!
Let me know if it worked out for you!
Signe of Horses I will. I went to the thrift store last week and found a beautiful 1970’s long wool coat that I’m going to pull apart to use the fabric for my over tunic.
Loved this video. You have a great personality that shines through. You have a new fan!
Yay! And thank you. If you`re making your own tunic please share it, I`d love to see. I`m on FB and insta so feel free to send me a message or something with the result :D
Thank you for this! I'm working on a men's tunic for a friend and this was very helpful. :-)
So glad it helped! #releaseyourinnerviking
Wow, I have already had the honor to see this tunic up close and personal. Stunning piece of work! Loved seeing it come into being by this tutorial.
yups.. you had the first look wearing it with matching cardwoven band!
I’m inspired! Thanks!
Good to hear, let me know when you need help with creating ;)
Excellent! Thank you for sharing your tunic making adventure ! (I love to sew tops- its so satisfying to make a garment that fits so well)
When I was younger it was all I could do to find clothes that met my style and size. Now I just love seeing a stack of fabric turn into a wearable thing. I do find Im lacking the time these days but I still love it!
Ooh I like your hair down like that! Also like that tunic! Thanks for sharing how you did it! I’m a bright color person, would that work for Vikings? 😂😝
Sure, look at Anne the Archer on Instagram she is all about bright colours as well. Im more of a muted viking though I do have one or two bright red pieces and I love my blue trousers..
Yeaaaah now i dont have to walk half naked around😉 Great video. First i have to was and clean my clothes from the days at the medieval festival at Winschoten. See you soon🤗
hurraaaahhh! Let me know if you need help, we might have to organise a viking sewing meet up :D
@@SigneofHorses would be great😊