MoiRandall's Sewing Patterns and Books
Pattern Index
Randwulf's Beer Maiden Bodice
Randwulf's Pirate Shirt
Randwulf's Doublet
Randwulf's Quarterly Tunic
Randwulf's Belt Pouch
Randwulf's Mandelion
Randwulf's Yoked Cloak
Randwulf's Collection of Capes
Randwulf's Round Hats
Randwulf's Glengarry Bonnet
Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume
Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume Volume 2:
Yardstick and Chalk
Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume and Crafting
Volume 3: A More Practical Bent
Randwulf's Arming Coif
Randwulf's Jester Cap and Skullcap
Randwulf's Biggin
Randwulf's
Pirate Slouch Hat
Randwulf's
Smartphone Pouch
Randwulf's Ellipsoidal Parachute for Model
Rockets
So You're Going to Wear the Kilt
Smoke and Fire Patterns (Kilt, Brogues)
Elizabethan Costuming for the Years 1550-1580
Victorian Costuming, Vol I: 1840 to 1865
Sparrowhawk Keltoi Moccasins
The Pavilion Book
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rates to other nations.
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Randwulf's Beer Maiden Bodice
by Randall Whitlock
This is a basic ladies' vest fitted at the bust with curved seams.
The pattern comes with a 24 by 36 inch blueprinted pattern sheet
and an illustrated instruction manual which explains how to adapt
the pattern for a variety of renaissance and fantasy looks by
adding sleeves, skirts, and modesty panels.
The pattern sheet includes bust sizes from 32 to 42 inches. The
instruction manual includes directions for adjusting the pattern
for different sizes and figure types.
Pattern for Randwulf's Beer Maiden Bodice: $8.00
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Randwulf's Pirate Shirt
by Randall Whitlock
This is a full-sleeved, yoke-topped shirt suitable for
Renaissance, Highland, and Fantasy Costumes. The Randwulf's
Pirate Shirt pattern comes with a 24 by 36 inch
pattern sheet and an illustrated instruction manual.
The pattern sheet includes sizes up to a 48-inch chest. (Some of
the pattern pieces are drawn shortened along straight lines.)
The instruction manual includes directions for expanding the
pattern for plus sizes, alternative cuffs and collars, and
several alternative uses uses for the pattern.
Pattern for Randwulf's Pirate Shirt: $8.00
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Randwulf's Doublet by
Randall Whitlock
This waist-length vest is suitable for simple Elizabethan or
Highland costumes, or as a modern field vest. It features wing
epaulets and can be made with buttons or a grommeted, lace-up
front closure. The pattern comes with a 24 by 36 inch pattern
sheet and an illustrated instruction manual. The pattern sheet
includes sizes up to a 46-inch chest.
The instruction manual includes directions on how to expand the
pattern for even larger sizes, how to add a dags and slashes, how
to add fitting seams to make the doublet into a lady's bodice, and
how to adjust the neckline to different shapes.
Pattern for Randwulf's Doublet: $8.00
OOPS! I received a whole run of Randwulf's Doublets from
the printer in which the pattern sheet is flipped left for right.
You'd need to read the labels in a mirror, but the pattern pieces
are the correct sizes and shapes. The instruction manuals are not
affected. You can have the flip-flopped pattern at substantial
discount.
Flip-Flopped Pattern for Randwulf's Doublet (with
normal instruction manual): $5.00
Randwulf's Quarterly Tunic
by Randall Whitlock.
Quarterly Tunic in unbleached muslin with standing collar, laced
neck, and tudor sleeves.
This is a very versatile basic tunic pattern suitable for making
medieval tunics, lace-up surcotes, cotehardies, particolored
tunics, and full-sleeved renaissance shirts.
The pattern comes with two 24 by 36 inch pattern sheets and an
illustrated instruction manual which gives the basic body, two
different sleeves, and three different collars. The two sleeves
can be conjoined into a third sleeve (shown on the tudor-sleeve
shirt above). Directions are given for expanding the pattern to
plus sizes and for fitting the tunic for feminine figures with
darts or curved seams. Many combinations are possible.
Pattern for Randwulf's Quarterly Tunic: $9.00
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Randwulf's Belt Pouch by
Randall Whitlock
This is a round-bottomed, flap-covered purse suitable for use as a
belt pouch or as a Scotsman's sporran. The pattern is printed on
five 11 by 17-inch pages with illustrated directions. It includes
three different sizes of pouch and step by step instructions for
making the pouch in belt pouch, sporran, and shoulder bag
configurations. New version 3.0 has been reconfigured with
expanded directions to take advantage of my experience in
making these pouches for more than 20 years. New printing
technology also means a lower price than version 2.0.
Pattern for Randwulf's Belt Pouch 3.0: $4.00
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Randwulf's Mandelion by
Randall Whitlock
Based on uniforms from the many Three Musketeers films,
this half-cloak is semicircular in the back and square in the
front. It is a sort of tabard with arc-shaped wing sleeves.
Excellent for heraldic display, honor guards, and rapier-fighting
groups. The Mandelion can be made in two different configurations
with sleeves attached to the back (to form a short cape) or
free-swinging from the shoulder.
The Randwulf's Mandelion pattern is printed on a
24 by 36 inch sheet with adjustable shoulder sizes and illustrated
directions.
Pattern for Randwulf's Mandelion: $5.00
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Randwulf's Yoked Cloak by
Randall Whitlock
This is a hooded half-circle cape fitted at the shoulder with a
rounded yoke. The Randwulf's Yoked Cloak Pattern
includes full-size hood and yoke pieces on a 24 by 36 inch sheet
with illustrated directions for cutting the cape body (which is
too large to include on the pattern sheet). The cape in the
picture above was made with red piping to show you the seam
locations. Randwulf's Yoked Cloak is also included in Randwulf's Collection of Capes, described
below.
Pattern for Randwulf's Yoked Cloak: $5.00.
Randwulf's Collection of Capes
by Randall Whitlock
This package includes Randwulf's 4-Panel Cape, a full-size
pattern for an approximately half-circle cape with patterns for a
hood and four different collars. The pattern is printed on two 36
by 48-inch sheets. Also included is a new draft of Randwulf's
Yoked Cloak and a 17-page instruction manual with directions
for building the 4-panel cape with or without the pattern, adding
a circular capelet, building a one-panel half-circle cape with
darted shoulders, and building a medieval cowl.
Randwulf's Collection of Capes: $20.00.
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Randwulf's Round Hats by
Randall Whitlock.
This pattern makes a variety of medieval, renaissance, and
highland caps including the Balmorral, Beret, Tam O'Shanter,
Six-Gore Tam, Muffin Cap, and Flatcap. The pattern package comes
with a 24 by 36 inch pattern sheet and an illustrated instruction
manual.
Pattern for Randwulf's Round Hats: $8.00
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Randwulf's Glengarry Bonnet
by Randall Whitlock.
The Glengarry is a Scottish bonnet with a military flair. This cap
is said to have been invented by McDonnell of Glengarry for King
George IV's 1828 visit to the highlands. Glengarries have been
part of British Army uniform since 1851.
Updated Version 2.0 of Randwulf's
Glengarry
Bonnet Pattern is printed on four 11 by 17-inch sheets
with detailed, illustrated directions and updated photos.
Unlike commercially produced glengarries (which are made of knit
hoods shaped over a wooden block), the Randwulf's Glengarry
pattern shows you how to form the distinct crown shape with seams
using an ordinary sewing machine.
Pattern for Randwulf's Glengarry Bonnet $5.00
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Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume, Volume I
by Randall Whitlock
This booklet is a collection of published how-to articles on
costuming I wrote from 1988 to 1993. Topics include:
Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume, Volume 2:
Yardstick and Chalk by Randall Whitlock
This book is a collection of published how-to articles on
costuming and related hobbies I wrote from 1994 to 2007. Topics
include:
Yardstick and Chalk: $16.00
Randwulf's Ramblings on Costume and Crafting, Volume 3: A More
Practical Bent by Randall Whitlock
This book is a collection of published how-to articles on
costuming and related hobbies I wrote from 2008 to 2016. Topics
include:
Randwulf's Arming Coif by
Randall Whitlock.
This is a simple pattern for a two-panel, stretchy, close-fitting
hood. It goes well under a helmet or chain mail for hair and
perspiration control. It's a lot easier to wash than your helmet
padding and helps keep your hair from being pulled out by the
roots. Prevent mail-pattern baldness! The Arming Coif is also good
as an extra layer of insulation under your cloak hood.
The Randwulf's Arming Coif
Pattern is printed on a 17 by 24-inch sheet with directions
included.
Pattern for Randwulf's Arming Coif $3.00
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Randwulf's Jester Cap and Skullcap
by Randall Whitlock.
Makes a simple fool's cap with two to six "horns" or a basic
skullcap in four or six gores.
The Randwulf's Jester Cap and Skullcap
Pattern is printed on eight 8.5 by 11-inch sheets (plus one 8.5 by
14 sheet) which include four-panel and six-panel versions of the
cap in sizes from 14 to 26 inches around the forehead.
Pattern for Randwulf's Jester Cap and Skullcap
$4.00
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Randwulf's Biggin by
Randall Whitlock
This is a simple hood or skullcap that ties under the chin,
constructed in three panels.
A popular garment among medieval reenactors for men, women and
children, the biggin can be made from practically any fabric.
The pattern is printed on two 11 by 17-inch sheets with sizes from
16 to 25 inches around the forehead.
Pattern for Randwulf's Biggin: $4.00
Randwulf's Ellipsoidal Parachute for Model
Rockets by Randall Whitlock
This pattern makes a basic dome-shaped parachute suitable for use
in model and high-power rockets. The package includes an 11 by
17-inch pattern sheet for eight-section parachutes from 12 to
24-inch diameters, a 24 by 36-inch pattern sheet for ten-section
parachutes from 24 to 48 inches, optional spill hole facings, and
an illustrated instruction manual.
Randwulf's Ellipsoidal Parachute for Model Rockets:
$8.00
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So You're Going to Wear the Kilt,
3rd Edition by J. Charles Thompson.
This practical, richly illustrated book guides the reader on how
to acquire, accessorize, and properly wear the modern Highland
Dress. 120 pages, soft cover.
So You're Going to Wear the Kilt: $15.00 (Only a
few left - E-mail to check availability. There is a newer edition
available from other sellers.)
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Gillie Brogues by Donlyn
Meyers
These traditional Celtic shoes can be traced back to Roman times
in Ireland and Scotland. The shoe is made from a single flat piece
of leather with a complicated outline which is drawn about the
foot with a thong. A short seam behind the heel improves fit. The
pattern sheets include mens' shoe sizes 7 through 11.
Pattern for Gillie Brogues: $7.00 (E-mail to
check availability.)
Scottish Kilt Instructions
by Linda Byrd
Includes separate articles on how to fold and wrap the ancient Great
Kilt, how to tailor the Small Kilt,
and some background information on the Tartan
fabric. Note that these are illustrated directions, not a pattern.
Conventional flat patterns do not work for kilts since the depth
and spacing of pleats is different for every different plaid.
Scottish Kilt Instructions: $7.00 (E-mail to
check availability)
Elizabethan Costuming for the Years
1550-1580
by Janet Winter & Carolyn Savoy.
This is an excellent how-to for anyone interested in the time of
Shakespeare, whether you are a serious reenactor or a casual
renfaire visitor. Peasant, middle-class, and nobles' costumes are
covered for men and women. Lots of useful illustrations and
diagrams, presented with a warm sense of humor. Soft cover, 200
large pages.
Elizabethan Costuming for the Years 1550-1580
(Out of Print. Please e-mail to ask if I have any copies left.)
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Victorian Costuming, Volume I: 1840 to 1865
by Janet Winter and Carolyn Savoy
Practical how-to directions with lots of illustrations for those
who wish to build clothes from the first half of Queen Victoria's
reign. The clothes are described in their historical context. The
authors emphasize that these are the real clothes worn by real
people of the past. Soft cover, 124 large pages.
Victorian Costuming, Volume I: 1840 to 1865 (Out
of Print. Please e-mail to ask if I have any copies left.)
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Sparrowhawk Keltoi Moc
Pattern for a front-lacing boot moccasin suitable for medieval and
mountain men events. They can be made in three different heights,
with or without rough cuffs. Specify size Small (men's shoe sizes
5,6,7), Medium (sizes 8,9,10) or Large (sizes 11, 12, 13).
Sparrowhawk Keltoi Moc $12.00 (including US
postage)
The Pavilion Book
by John LaTorre
Here is a useful guide to obtaining and maintaining a medieval
tent. 160 pages, soft cover, illustrated by the author.
The Pavilion Book $18.00 (includes US postage)
Here's Randwulf's review of the book:
Book Review
Mr. LaTorre is a tentmaker/sailmaker/glider maker with more than thirty years experience building and working with medieval-style pavilions within the Society For Creative Anachronism, where he is known as Master Johann von Drachenfels. This 160-page soft-cover book is his compilation of important concepts, tips, and tricks for your own tent. Even if you are cheating like me in a disguised mundane popup, you'll find plenty of useful advice on tools, materials, and troubleshooting. Mr. LaTorre's prose is as clear as a fine page-turner novel.
Good things I took out of the book immediately include: --Square tent pegs are easier for teardown. Just give them a
quarter-turn and the square peg makes a round hole. They come
right up when you want them.
--Fine instructions for washing your tent and preventing mildew.
--Much-needed advice on fireproofing.
--Complete directions for building the "BC Type Sunshade" a very
simple pavilion, great for daytime events here in the sunny
southwest.
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