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(More customer reviews)If you want to be a kern at the next fair or event this is the pattern you'll need. It goes over a leine (see the link) and makes the most perfect Gaelic impression. This is no cheap Ren fair pattern, but a seriously researched reconstruction. All the work is done for you. You need only cut and sew.
The Man's Leine or Saffron Shirt Pattern
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The Kilcommon Jacket and Trews - a 16th Century Irish Suit. Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes to make a replica of the Kilcommon bog find including jacket with hanging sleeves and bias-cut trews. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits up to 55" chest with instructions to fit larger chests. Embellishment suggestions included. Suggested Fabrics: wool flannel for cloak and trews, tabby (plain weave) for jacket Yardage Requirements: jacket ? 3? yards at least 45" wide trews 4 yards at least 45? wide (more if matching checks) mantle ? 2? yards at least 45" wide Notions: thread. Tudor, Elizabethan, Colonial, English Civil War, Cavalier, Renaissance, Medieval, Irish, Scottish, Highland, Highlander. The real outfit of an Irish kern! The Kilcommon Outfit is the single extant example of the clothing of a 16th century Irish warrior. And our pattern is as close to the original as you can get.
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