Viking tunic pattern

This is the “must-have” item to begin your kit if you want to do your first steps in re-enactment. This pattern works for a wool tunic or a linen under tunic. To take the measurement, the easy way is to have a look at clothes that fit you and you need to add at least 4 to 5cm to the length and width for the seams. Here I have an old tunic that I am using as an example. The main body part which is composed of two rectangles one for the front and one for the side. Draw the rectangle with a

I am reconstructing a X century denizen of Truso and I spent last couple of weekends terribly busy on reconstructing: – Linen under dress – Wool upper dress The problem is that nobody s…

Enter your measurements for a FREE custom pattern. This is a replica of a real Viking shirt from 10th century Norway. Please note the pattern is only available in the online generator. It's not available for download or print at this time. Details below.

"A Quick & Dirty Look at Viking Women's Garb in the 9th & 10th Centuries" by Carolyn Priest-Dorman

11th CTunic pattern - copyright N.Saunders

After writing in a previous post about my Viking age coat/kaftan, I was asked which pattern I used. Well, I used a very basic Viking age dress pattern and simply cut open the front panel to create …

A medieval looking shirt is a must have if you are into wearing historical costumes. Here's how I made a simple medieval shirt. Author: Simon Livingston, Category: Fiber / Textile, Costuming, Sewing