Drafting & Sewing MEDIEVAL HOSE | Historical Sewing of Lady's Stockings | CosTutorial

A step by step demonstration on drafting a simple pattern for a pair of lady's 15th century medieval hose (long socks or stockings). When completed, use garters when wearing the hose.
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[@LynneFairchild]

Thanks for watching! ☺️ What is one medieval item of clothing that you would like to learn how to sew?

[@VikingMakery]

Going to be making these soon. Thanks!

[@LynneFairchild]

:)

[@blktauna]

lol you are as bad as I am with the not ironing your fabric before cutting. It makes me happy to know I'm not alone :) In all honesty, I would do the seam in front. I did felt house boots in a similar pattern and it was easier to adjust. I also like my hose droopy. ;-)

[@LynneFairchild]

The seam in the front sounds like it would be more comfortable to stand on. However, from a historically accurate perspective, all of the period examples that I have found so far have the seam on the backside of the hose / sock.

[@blktauna]

Lynne Fairchild ok cool thx for the info. Looks like i need to look at more extant examples 👍🏼

[@LynneFairchild]

You're welcome.