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This volume begins with a short introduction by Else Ostergard to the amazing finds of garments from the Norse settlement of Herjolfnes in Greenland. It then features chapters on technique - production of the thread, dyeing, weaving techniques, cutting and sewing - by Anna Norgard. Also included are measurements and drawings of garments, hoods, and stockings, with sewing instructions, by Lilli Fransen.
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Die Herjolfnesfunde sind wohl eine, wenn nicht gar die besterhaltenste "Fundgrube" in Punkto Kleidung des Mittelalters, sind hierbei doch nicht nur Fragmente sondern zahlreiche fast komplette Kleidungsstücke erhalten. Bereits im Buch "Woven into earth" wurden die mittelalterlichen Funde ausführlich dargestellt. In dem vorliegenden Werk, welches als Ergänzung zum ersten Buch zu sehen ist, wurden zahlreiche Funde, wenngleich nicht alle, kostümtechnisch ausgewertet und mit Schnittmustern, Textilbeschreibung etc. dokumentiert und erweitern so die Informationen von "Woven into earth" um einige Details. Einzig die genauere Datierung steht auch in diesem Werk noch aus, wodurch ein gewisses Hintergrundwissen beim Nachschneidern wichtig wäre.
Sehr empfehlenswert für jeden, der sich mit Mode im Mittelalter, z.b. im Bereich Living History / Reenactment auseinandersetzt.
Sehr empfehlenswert für jeden, der sich mit Mode im Mittelalter, z.b. im Bereich Living History / Reenactment auseinandersetzt.
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Nice, but not necessary
21. Januar 2011
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What I got is 'Medieval Garments Reconstructed: Norse Clothing Patterns', the "companion" book to 'Woven into the Earth: Textile finds in Norse Greenland', which is an expansion of Poul Norlund's work in which he summed up the excavation, in a 1920s book.
So I have a copy of the original, and the we-have-better-technology-to-do-this 'Woven' book, and now 'Medieval Garments Reconstructed'.
I don't really need this third book, which is just a graphing out of patterns, as I have been doing the same thing since I read Norlund's original book, back in the 80s.
But this book does stand on its own, without the other books. It has some nice, and large, pictures of the original garments, and then their reconstructions (right down to hand spinning the same type of yarn, and weaving it the same way, and sewing it the same way, reconstructions!) I do have to admire the people who undertook this great research, as there is no way I could have ever had the space or time, to do this. They even make recommendations about where to get the wool from the same type of sheep that were there in Greenland. The type of combs that were used are shown, and there are clear pictures of floor standing looms, and a discussion of weights, etc.
They do talk about finishing edges, even braiding cords, making buttons, and give diagrams.
And the graphs of those patterns which can help people who don't want graph out patterns on their owns - you can easily blow theirs up, make a mockup, and then tweak to your size and shape. A lot of us just do that ourselves, but I do know how daunting somethings are without a pattern. And that is the purpose of this companion book, to give those graphed patterns.
There is lots of white space in this book, around pictures, and on different pages.
It isn't really necessary to get this book, if you have 'Woven', and have been doing this anyway. But I didn't know that until I got it, and the pictures are very large and sharp.
IF you don't have 'Woven", then this book stands on its own, and would be very helpful.
Rowena
So I have a copy of the original, and the we-have-better-technology-to-do-this 'Woven' book, and now 'Medieval Garments Reconstructed'.
I don't really need this third book, which is just a graphing out of patterns, as I have been doing the same thing since I read Norlund's original book, back in the 80s.
But this book does stand on its own, without the other books. It has some nice, and large, pictures of the original garments, and then their reconstructions (right down to hand spinning the same type of yarn, and weaving it the same way, and sewing it the same way, reconstructions!) I do have to admire the people who undertook this great research, as there is no way I could have ever had the space or time, to do this. They even make recommendations about where to get the wool from the same type of sheep that were there in Greenland. The type of combs that were used are shown, and there are clear pictures of floor standing looms, and a discussion of weights, etc.
They do talk about finishing edges, even braiding cords, making buttons, and give diagrams.
And the graphs of those patterns which can help people who don't want graph out patterns on their owns - you can easily blow theirs up, make a mockup, and then tweak to your size and shape. A lot of us just do that ourselves, but I do know how daunting somethings are without a pattern. And that is the purpose of this companion book, to give those graphed patterns.
There is lots of white space in this book, around pictures, and on different pages.
It isn't really necessary to get this book, if you have 'Woven', and have been doing this anyway. But I didn't know that until I got it, and the pictures are very large and sharp.
IF you don't have 'Woven", then this book stands on its own, and would be very helpful.
Rowena
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Something's missing...
31. Januar 2011
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I purchased this title not realizing it was a companion book to another, and it would have been a great stand-alone book for costume researchers and recreationists if it had not forgotten one important thing...dates. Not a single garment is dated in the entire volume. Now I'll have to do more research to find out what century each of these garments are from in order to make a complete outfit from one time period. I like that they have full color pictures of the extant piece and the reconstructed pieces side by side, along with some great details about the original weave and color of the fabrics used.
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Wonderful to find this wealth of information easily available.
27. Februar 2011
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While this book is missing a few things to stand alone, such as dates, It is the perfect companion to "Woven Into The Earth." The garments are refereed to by their numbers, which makes cross refencing fairly easy. I can find a garment in this book, see the original, see the reporduction, read the exact measurements of the original and it's fabric content. I am then given a graphed pattern to follow which shows shaded which parts of the pattern are actual remnants of the original garment and which are the interpretations and filling in of missing fabric. It makes it easy to see exactly what I am looking at. I can then look the garment number up in "Woven Into The Earth" and find more informaiton, such as when and where the garment was unearthed, and in some cases even the specific location on a map of Greenland where it was found. All in all this book is a real gem and it is detailed enough for true historic reproductions as well as easy enough to follow for the weekender reenactor. A great book!
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