Šaty jsou dvoudílné - skládají se ze spodního šatu (materiál béžový úplet) a svrchního oděvu - tuniky (materiál podobný saténu). Typickým znakem tohoto období byly tzv. pachy (zvonové rukávy), jejichž délka se lišila. Tunika byla v přepásána nad úrovní pasu, ale nikoliv stažena - bylo neslušné zvýrazňovat ženské křivky. Nedělaly se rozdíly v oblékání mezi vdanou a svobodnou ženou - jediným rozdílem byla pokrývka hlavy. Zatímco žena vdaná nosila hlavu ovinutou šátkem, obepínajícím bradu a schovávajícím hrdlo, či různé čepce, svobodná dívka nosila rozpuštěné vlasy, zdobené pouze pásky tkanin. (Ha, když se neodhodlám k čepci, budu mít svobodnou dívku :D).
The first attempt at something more difficult (from my point of view, very difficult). I've been admiring Denisa (molendrix) and her historical dress for a long time, by the way, her dresses are made in very accurate way. So I wanted to try something too. Actually, I was forced to it by two things. The first one was a purchase of my first collector doll (Princess of the Renaissance), which is excellent for historical clothes (and her original dress was a combination of velvet and something like nylon mack - !yuk!, she even did not have any underdress, shame, shame, shame) and the second one was a gift of green material with a design which called for something historcial. I had had this dress cut for some two months till I started and after that it was work for many long evenings (partly because my finger sometimes burst - I sew everyting by hand and needle is not always friendly to my fingers). I was waiting with putting this dress here because I wanted to make a hat, but I still do not have mood for it somehow... they wore too difficult things to make in medieval era. So "only" dress so far.
The dress has two parts - underdress (beige knitwear) and the overdress - tunic (something like satin). The "bell" sleeves (so called "pachy" in Czech) were typical for this era - their length was various. The tunic was belted above the waist, but not too narrow - it was not proper to make women's curves too visible. In medieval era there were not any differences in clothes between married and single woman - the only difference was a head. Married women wore scarf which went around their chin and hiding the neck, or different hats, single women had their hair free, decorated only with some ribbons. (Wow, if I do not make the hat, I will have a single woman :D).


Ahojky!
Předem Ti chválím krásné šaty a překrásný koníček :o) !Já sama také sbírám panenky - převážně sběratelské Barbie. Proto jsem se chtěla zeptat, kde a za kolik by se dala pořídit nějaká panenky z Birthstone collection a ráda bych Ti nabídla také jednu sběratelskou panenku (ještě v krabici, ve skvělém stavu), kterou mám dvakrát. Jedná se o Holiday Visions Barbie, je to taková zimní princezna v bílých šatech s korunkou ve vlasech...Budu moc ráda, když mi napíšeš na můj mailík a můžeme se třeba o panenkách pobavit, přecejen neznám moc lidí, kteří by měli podobný koníček :o) !Předem díky a přeji fajn den! Elis*