Making a 14th-Century Gown (or Cote) @TheSerialHobbyistGirl
Making a 14th-Century Gown (or Cote)  @TheSerialHobbyistGirl
Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
The making of a 14th-century gown inspired of an illumination in the Codex Manesse.

I've had the pattern for a very long time and the place I bought it from no longer has it but you can find it here. I can't vouch for the shop itself. amazondrygoods.com/products/people-of-medieval-gothic-period.html

The fabric is Barry linen from Gray Line Linens. The color is "burgundy" but it's the cameras didn't do it justice.

@MorganDonner's gusset tutorial: youtu.be/t0e1BqjWq7Y

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:56 Inspiration
02:17 The pattern
02:48 The making
11:48 The reveal
12:40 Outro

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