Medieval - Renaissance 650-1650 AD Capes & Tabards - Adult and Children size Sewing Pattern Period Patterns #92

Period Patterns Sewing Pattern number 92
Capes and Tabards, C. 650-1650 A.D.
Chest sizes 16" - 54" (Children and Adults)
Pattern Condition: Uncut, factory folded and complete with instructions
Patterns also include historic notes.

This is an excellent pattern for Renaissance Faires, re-enactors and theater groups . Sew capes and tabards for peasants or nobility.

View I - Floor-length half-circle cape without neckhole, fastened at front shoulder; before the 13th C.

View II - Calf-length half-circle cape without neckhole, fastened in front; before the 13th C.

View III - Calf-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fastened at front shoulder; before the 14th C.

View IV - Calf-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fastened in front; before the 14th C.

View V - Floor-length, almost half-circle cape, cut wide at the neck tapering to the hem in front, fastened at the shoulders; 11th-16th C.

View VI - Floor-length half-circle cape with neckhole and fitted shoulders, sewn on the left and fastened on the right shoulder; 11th-15th C.

View VII - Chest-length half-circle closed capelet, worn over cape VI above; 12th-15th C.

View VIII - Floor-length half-circle cape with neckhole and fitted shoulders, fastened in front; 9th-17th C.

View IX - Floor-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fitted shoulders and hood, fastened in front; 10th-17th C.

View X - Chest-length chaperon (half-circle closed capelet with integral hood), worn over cape VIII above; 12th-15th C.

View XI - Floor-length pelican (half-circle cape with neckhole, fitted shoulders, armslits, and unique hood), fastened in front; 14th-15th C.

View XII - Floor-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fitted shoulders, and small stand-up collar, fastened in front; 12th-17th C.

View XIII - Waist-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fitted shoulders, and medium falling collar, slung over the right shoulder, the hem turned up onto the shoulder, and fastened on the left. 16th-17th C.

View XIV - Hip-length half-circle cape with neckhole, fitted shoulders, and large falling collar, draped over the right shoulder; 17th C.

View XV - Hip-length cape with neckhole and fitted shoulders, sewn on the left and cut away on the right, fastened on the right shoulder; 15th C.

View XVI - Waist-length cape with neckhole and fitted shoulders, sewn on the left and cut away on the right, fastened on the right shoulder; 17th C.

View XVII - Floor-length hooded ganache (tabard with sleeve extensions) with front tabs, sewn closed at the sides and with a slit front neck; 12th-17th C.

View XVIII - Hip-length tabard; 15th C.

View XIX - Calf length tabard; 15th C.