La Mode nationale, no. 45, 7 novembre 1896, Paris. Notre patron découpé (Grandeur naturelle). Jupe princesse-corselet (Haute nouveauté) amincissant la taile. Bibliothèque nationale de France
Détails et explication du patron découpé:
Ce modèle se compose de quatre morceaux:
No. 1. — Le devant, ajustépar une pince. (The front, adjusted by a dart.)
No. 2. — Le premier côté, formant godet; un cran indique le raccord au devant. (The first side, forming a bucket; a notch indicates the fitting at the front.)
No. 3. — Le deuxième côté, formant également godet; deux crans indiquent le raccord au prmier côté. (The second side, also forming a bucket; two notches indicate the connection to the first side.)
No. 4. — Le dos, droit fil au milieu de la jupe, forme godet de côté. (The back, straight grain in the middle of the skirt, godet shape on the side.)
Ce modèle, dernier genre amincit en dessinant bien la taille. Cette robe peur servir de toilette de soirée ou de toilette de ville, et se met à volantésur une chemisette comme le représente la gravure du devant, ou sous tout autre corsage.
This model, the latest kind, slims down by drawing the waist well. This dress can be used as an evening dress or a city dress, and is ruffled over a shirt as represented by the engraving on the front, or under any other bodice.
Métrage: 4 mètres tissu grand largeur.
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Salami - an 1830s hairstyle
I asked my friends for name suggestions and Yasha said Salami. So the hair is named Salami. No, Yasha is not a small child. Next time I'll ask my 8 month old coworker. Moving on.
BGC
NOT hat compatible
Uses parts from a GTW hair, two GF hairs, this hair and this hair
Diffuse map is a little wonky, mostly in the back (see the 360 of the dirty blonde swatch)
Vertices: 8654
Polygons: 11243
Appropriately tagged and all that
Known issues:
There are little gaps and weird mesh things happening inside this braid contraption. I wouldn't say it's particularly noticable or annoying.
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La Gazette des Salons, circa 1836 (Rijksmuseum)
"Harold, have you seen my new petticoats? ...Harold??"
I don't mean to imply that every men's overcoat of the 1830s is depicted with this impossible bell-shaped silhouette (which the ladies achieve with petticoats); but there is something going on.
Petit Courrier des Dames, 1834 (Met Museum).
Yes men were wearing waist cinchers (a.k.a. belts, stays, corsets) in this era, yes padded clothing to enhance the hourglass silhouette was a thing. But come ON!
Petit Courrier des Dames, 1830 (Rijksmuseum).
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Tonlet armour for foot combat (tourney), circa 1525.
Thun Sketchbook, folio 51r
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La Mode nationale, no. 34, 26 août 1905, Paris. Patrons Favoris. Modèles exclusifs de la Mode nationale. Jupe à petits lés. Patron établi sur mannequin 44. Bibliothèque nationale de france
Explication du patron:
Il suffit de nous adresser 15 centimes pour la France ou 20 centimes pour l'étranger, pour recevoir ce patron franco par retour du courrier.
Tour de taille, 60; tour de hanches, 100; longueur, 102. (Waistline, 60; hip circumference, 100; length, 102.)
Cette jupe est composée de 11 lés; 5 sont plate et 6 sont piqués sur les lés plats afin de simuler des plis ronds. Le Patron se compose de 6 morceaux, se taille double avec coutures en plus. This skirt is made up of 11 strips; 5 are flat and 6 are stitched on the flat lengths to simulate round folds. The Pattern consists of 6 pieces, is double sized with extra seams.
Fig. 1. — Tablier. Milieu devant droit fil sans couture, s'assemble au 1er lé aux lettres AA et BB. (Apron. Center front straight thread without seam, to be assembled on the 1st strip with the letters AA and BB.)
Fig. 2. — 1er lé. Côté devant droit fil se réunit au tablier par un cran et aux lettres AA et BB. (1st length. Side front right wire meets the apron by a notch and the letters AA and BB.)
Fig. 3. — 2e lé. Côté devant droit fil, s'assemble au côté biaisé du 1er lé par deux crans et aux lettres CC et DD. (2nd strip. Right grain front side, joins to the biased side of the 1st strip by two notches and to the letters CC and DD.)
Fig. 4. — 3e lé. Côté devant droit fil, s'assemble au côté biaisé du 2e lé par trois crans et aux lettres EE et FF. (3rd strip. Straight front side, joins to the biased side of the 2nd length by three notches and to the letters EE and FF.)
Fig. 5. — 4e lé. Côté devant droit fil, s'assemble au côté biaisé du 3e lé par quatre crans et aux lettres GG et HH. (4th strip. Straight front side, joins to the angled side of the 3rd length by four notches and to the letters GG and HH.)
Fig. 6. — 5e lé. Côté devant droit fil, s'assemble au côté biaisé du 4e lé par cinq crans et aux lettres JJ et LL. La couture du milieu du dos se trouve biaisée. (5th strip. Straight front side, joins to the angled side of the 4th length by five notches and to the letters JJ and LL. The center back seam is biased.)
Métrage: 4 mètres de tissu en 120.
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webber you are SO INSANE at armour and seem to know so much how it works???? do you use any specific references?? what are the different types of armour as well i remember you mentioning that dedus' looking like... shoot idr the sport it was either lancing or something else but i didn't even. Know there were different types of armor. grant me a fraction if your wisdom pease 🙏 ur swag is neverending
AHH THANK YOU!! i honestly just. look at pictures a lot and don't really know the types? besides the jousting one kind of? my guess was because of the little like. shields at the shoulders? i remember seeing one instance of jousting armor with them and it stuck i guess. as for drawing it ahhh!! i'd say it's pretty close to drawing robots in a way? usually you have like. a solid part like the chest or arms or thighs, which are like. well, just solid metal. and for the joints where you need more mobility include like. chainmail or cloth (i've also seen telescoped metal pieces which is impressive! but probably wasn't too common since it's like. really elaborate to do). i'm going to be honest i tend to just google 'knight armor' and then i take bits and pieces i like and slap them together. but i don't know that much about armor as i said i got into this whole knight business like. a month ago maybe
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