Medieval Festival 11 by T.Rex
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Saturday, June 10, 2017
Another important thing during the medieval period was keeping warm in winter. Here we have a woman selling furs from different animals. The fur was cut by pattern and sewn to form warm clothing. It was also used in bed to keep warm. Most of the fur in this photo was from sheep. And it was quite expensive, being somewhat rare. There are more pelts beyond the man in white jacket.
She also sold patterns with descriptions of how to make medieval dress from year 400 to year 1400, based on clothing in museums and opened graves. Some even from finds in peat bogs. It's amazing how clever people back then were, both in weaving, pattern making and solutions to sewing.
ENJOY!
Comments (4)
Richardphotos
I could not use wool for any purpose. I tried when I was young and I was scratching like crazy. very allergic.
great capture
Faemike55
interesting narrative and great picture
Krittermom
Back then fur and wool would have been the warmest thing available. I guess polar fleece was just not around!
RodS
They also didn't have PETA back then.... Of course in those days, hunting was for survival - not sport (unless you were royalty or a lord of some kind...). Yeah, they didn't have Khol's or Walmart back then!
Cool photo tour you're taking us on, Michael!