pattern making

[pepin1948]

Perhaps I should post this under the historical reenactment link, but it is pattern making so will start here.

I'm looking to make an outfit for my son, who will turn 3 in August. We frequent the PA Renaissance Faire. He is about a 4T in size. Top to bottom, I'll take all suggestions (i.e. footwear too). His dad wears a monk's robe (he was Friar Tuck on the cast there), and I tend to go with a more Scottish theme (my clan is MacLaren).

[Patrice]

Perhaps I should post this under the historical reenactment link, but it is pattern making so will start here.

I'm looking to make an outfit for my son, who will turn 3 in August. We frequent the PA Renaissance Faire. He is about a 4T in size. Top to bottom, I'll take all suggestions (i.e. footwear too). His dad wears a monk's robe (he was Friar Tuck on the cast there), and I tend to go with a more Scottish theme (my clan is MacLaren).

Go to this web site:

http://www.revivalclothing.com/

They have child cloth, but it is more medieval like. I've already order boots from them and still have them,. Very ggod products!

[pepin1948]

That's terrific! Thanks

[Hoyden]

When I get back, I'll post some stuff for you. I make all my families garb and since both my girls have to be bribed to wear a dress, they have all boys garb.

I have links, patterns, pictures etc.....

[pepin1948]

I found Knightly Endeavors on line too, they have a reasonably priced selection. What I REALLY love to do is get a length of my family's tartan (MacLaren) and make him a kilt.