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historical sewing patterns and oddments
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Boy's Indian war shirt

EV65
Weight: 0.080 gms
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Rendezvous, First Nations
An open necked shirt to be worked in leather. Tribal variations included. Multi-sized 4 to 14 inclusive.

Boy's Early frontiersman's leggings & breechclout

EV72
Weight: 0.100 gms
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First Nations
Options for tapered leggings with variety of fringes, and full leather legging with sewn or tied seams. Breechclout pattern included. Sizes 4 to 14 inclusive.

Boy's Frontier Leather Pants

EV74
Weight: 0.098 gms
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First Nations, rendezvous, mountain man, trapper
Button fly and flared legs. Optional front pockets, leg fringe and belt loops. Sizes 4 to 14 inclusive.

Plains Indian Buckskin Dress

MR013
Weight: 0.169 gms
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First Nations
Information on several tribal styles such as Comanche, Kiowa and Cheyeene make this more than just a pattern. Beadwork placement, decorative cuts and accessories, fringe treatment, etc. are discussed so you can produce a correct hide dress with the appropriate detailing. Multi-sized 6 to 20.

Child's cloth dress

MR202
Weight: 0.087 gms
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First Nations
Authentically styled simple camp dress for children, with tribal variations. Multi-sized 6 to 16.

Cherokee man's ribbon shirt

MR017
Weight: 0.134 gms
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First Nations
Produced from information in museums and old photographs of Cherokee people, this shirt produces an authentically detailed shirt in the correct tribal style. Multi-sized sm to xlg.

Viking Game

WF001
Weight: 0.300 gms
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hnefatafl (nev - a - tah - full)

From the Fury of the Northmen, oh Lord, deliver us... So wrote an English churchman in the early 800s. The 200 years just before the turn of the first millennium is known as the Viking Age, when sea born raiders from Scandinavia were the terror of Europe. These Vikings were just the most visible element of a dynamic people, known as the Norse, who shared a common language, religion, world view and material culture. Not all the people of Scandinavia were raiders, however. In most part they lived in independent farm households. They were skilled craftsmen, especially in ship building, metalwork and carving. Long winter nights were spent in story telling - and with games. The most popular game of the Viking Age was hnefatafl (nev - a - tah - full) which means kings table. It is a game with simple rules, but when it is combined with cunning minds, can become a battle of strategy!

Viking Game is suitable for ages 10 to adult. The basic rules are simple: all pieces use the same movement, and captured by surrounding an opponent on two sides. The object of the game is for the defenders to get the king to one of the corner squares; and for the attacker to stop him. A simple as this sounds, the strategy can be complex, and for two experienced players can become a contest of wits!

Viking Game is a modern upgrade of this historic game. Each package includes:

  • 38 glass drop counters
  • a hand cast lead free pewter king piece
  • a playing board, hand screen printed on durable canvas
  • rule sheet (in English and French), with historical notes
  • all contained in a sturdy canvas drawstring bag