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| author | Elena ``of Valhalla'' Grandi <valhalla@trueelena.org> | 2024-09-10 19:37:52 +0200 | 
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| committer | Elena ``of Valhalla'' Grandi <valhalla@trueelena.org> | 2024-09-10 19:37:52 +0200 | 
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This will probably be +somewhere between 30 and 35 cm. + +Cut two rectangles of fabric as high as the measurement above plus 2-4 +cm for hemming allowance and using the full width of the fabric, +keeping the selvedges. + +Instructions +------------ + +.. figure:: 0101-top_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +Put the two pieces right sides together and sew one short edge with a +running backstitch (by hand) or by machine. Press open. + +.. tip:: + +   .. figure:: 0102-curved_seam.jpg +      :align: center + +   Optionally you may want to curve down the seam a little towards the +   back to avoid a sharp point. + +.. figure:: 0103-hemming_sides.jpg +   :align: center + +Hem the long sides: fold them down twice towards the wrong sides, sew +with a hemstitch by hand or topstitch by machine. + +.. figure:: 0104-whipstitching_back.jpg +   :align: center + +Fold the scarf in half, right sides together; starting from the top +measure the width of the scarf and whipstitch the back seam for that +length. + +.. tip:: + +   This last seam is easier to do by hand; if you want to use a machine +   you may want to lay the two halves side by side and topstitch with a +   zig-zag stitch, but the area near the top seam will be quite fussy. + +.. tip:: + +   Before finishing this last seam with a knot check the hood for fit, +   and if necessary adapt its length. + +.. figure:: 0105-thread_bar.jpg +   :align: center + +Optional but recommended: a short distance from the end of the back +seam, make a thread bar between the two free sides to reinforce the weak +point at the end of the seam. + +Gallery +------- + +.. figure:: hood_scarf_back.jpg +   :align: center + +   The scarf worn as in the opening picture, seen from the back. + +.. figure:: masked_hood_front.jpg +   :align: center + +   To keep the scarf wrapped around the face like this I've used two pins at +   around cheek height and one around shoulder height on my left (right +   side of the picture). + +See Also +-------- diff --git a/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/hood_scarf/masked_hood_front.jpg b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/hood_scarf/masked_hood_front.jpgBinary files differ new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f801227 --- /dev/null +++ b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/hood_scarf/masked_hood_front.jpg diff --git a/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/index.rst b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/index.rst new file mode 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b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/0107-second_front_gore_seam.jpgBinary files differ new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5847069 --- /dev/null +++ b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/0107-second_front_gore_seam.jpg diff --git a/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/flannel_hood_front.jpg b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/flannel_hood_front.jpgBinary files differ new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ae2a6e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/flannel_hood_front.jpg diff --git a/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/index.rst b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/index.rst new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bae4d70 --- /dev/null +++ b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/index.rst @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ +Square Hood +=========== + +.. figure:: square_hood_front.jpg +   :align: center + +.. only:: html + +   .. contents:: + +This hood is vaguely inspired by the Skjoldehamn Hood, in that the +finished object has a vaguely similar shape, but uses a completely +different construction method and pattern, suitable for very narrow +fabric (e.g. one handwoven on a narrow loom). + +The construction isn't historically accurate for any specific time +period, but uses hand stitches widely uses through history. +It is based on hemming all panels and then whipstitching them together: +if you don't care about visible machine stitches you may do the hemming +by machine, but then the assembly is just easier by hand. + +It is also a low-waste project that only uses squares and rectangles, +and thus can be done with relatively little fabric (for the amount of +coverage) and few tools. + +Materials +--------- + +Fabric +^^^^^^ + +* 70 - 80 cm of light to mid weight fabric such as wool or linen. + +Notions +^^^^^^^ + +* Matching sewing thread. + +Pattern +------- + +Measure around your head, at the height of the forehead, and around the +face from the top of the head to the chin; take the biggest measurement +and divide it by two: this is the *minimum* width of the panels, if you +want a deeper hood add maybe a cm or two. This will probably be +somewhere between 30 and 35 cm. This will be the basic width. + + +Cut one rectangle as wide as the basic width and four times as long, +plus 1-2 cm for a hemming allowance on all sides where you don't have an +usable selvedge, and two squares with a side of the basic width, plus +the same allowance. + +Instructions +------------ + +.. figure:: 0101-hemming_edges.jpg +   :align: center + +Hem all edges: fold down the raw edges twice towards the wrong side, +mitering the corners, and either hemstitch down or topstitch with a +running stitch. + +.. tip:: + +   If your fabric has plain selvedges, like those created by historical +   looms, you can avoid finishing that side and use it as-is. + +.. tip:: + +   When using heavier fabric that does not fray, like fulled wool, you +   can fold it just once towards the wrong side instead of twice, for +   less bulk. + +.. figure:: 0102-first_gore_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +Put one of the squares on one end of the long piece, right sides +together, whipstitch one edge of the square to the long edge of the long +piece, starting from the bottom of the hood and going up. + +Fold the long piece in half, right sides together, fold the square in +half on the diagonal, wrong sides together, and put it into the long +piece in such a way as to form a gore. + +.. figure:: 0104-second_gore_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +Starting from the bottom whipstitch first the second leg of the square +to the long piece + +.. figure:: 0105-back_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +and then continue sewing up the back seam of the hood. + +.. figure:: 0106-first_front_gore_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +Repeat with the front gore: put the other square on the other end of the +long piece, right sides together, and whipstitch starting from the hood +and going up. + +.. figure:: 0107-second_front_gore_seam.jpg +   :align: center + +Then fold the gore on the diagonal, insert it into the hood as before, +and whipstitch starting from the bottom, this time stopping just above +the the point of the square to leave an opening for the face. + +Gallery +------- + +.. figure:: flannel_hood_front.jpg +   :align: center + +See Also +-------- + +* `An article on the actual Skjoldehamn Hood +  <https://projectbroadaxe.weebly.com/viking-age-nordic-history/skjoldehamn-hood-the-original-find-reproduction-and-application>`_, +  with pictures of the original and a reconstruction. diff --git a/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/square_hood_front.jpg b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/square_hood_front.jpgBinary files differ new file mode 100644 index 0000000..28d4fae --- /dev/null +++ b/source/contemporary_unisex/headwear/square_hood/square_hood_front.jpg | 
