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* Material sources ([[metal]], [[leather]], [[cloth]])

...d onto the body and belted with the [[pleat]]s in place and the end of the material flipped over the shoulder and tied around the arm. * belted, pinned and the top corners tucked backwards, under the material lying on the shoulders (to leave the arms free)

...o make fine cloth, tow to make coarse cloth, and also unspun as a stuffing material. ...these reasons white or unbleached linen was the favoured, and most common material for [[underwear]] for both [[medieval]] men and women. [[Hemp]], [[Nettle

...e that has an affinity to the substrate to which it is being applied, or a material that imparts colour to other substances (e.g. [[food]], [[fabric]], skin, [

'''Tunnel stitches''' are a type of stitch that enters one side of a material and exits back out the same side without passing through to the opposite si

Gamboised cuisses could be covered in rich [[fabric|material]]s such as [[silk]] or [[velvet]] and could be embroidered. This would indi

Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimen

...ames.html SCA College of Arms - Name Articles] (a directory of educational material regarding names, naming practices and related subjects)

On the other side was a costly silk material;<br>

...poisonous if ingested, inhaled or come in contact with skin. Research each material carefully before EVEN ATTEMPTING to handle the pigment in dry or liquid for *'''black (from plant material)''' - derived from charred wood, twigs, pits, nut shells, etc.

...some [[kingdom]]s, circlets are regulated with [[sumptuary law]]s, and the material and width of circlets may be restricted. For example, in some kingdoms, me

...strive to create authentic medieval [[garb]] and other crafts, much of the material culture that makes up the [[SCA]] could be considered medievaloid.

...re used for the manufacturing of twine and rope. Flax fibre is also a raw material for the high quality paper industry.

A book may or may not contain written or printed material -- good-quality books comprised of blank pages are often very popular in re

...or [[metal]] fittings such as [[chape]]s. They might also be lined with a material such as [[linen]] or [[sheepskin]].

...the [[wikipedia]] at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aethelwulf. Some of the material about Judith was inspired by an entry in Carr's ''Dictionary of English Kin

...l''' is a long strip of [[paper]], [[parchment]], [[papyrus]] or a similar material used for writing, usually mounted on a pair of [[spindle]]s for ease of han

...woven vegetable matter. Typically during the [[medieval]] [[period]], this material would be a [[wood]] like [[willow]].

...]], but in [[medieval]] times [[parchment]] ([[vellum]]) was the preferred material. Parchment is essentially a rawhide product, tanned with [[lime]], and las

...]] or [[linen]] as a [[shirt]] would not be worn underneath. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a popular choice for