Finish sark?

[karin c]

Onse oppon a time I found a webpage with a nice pattern for a sark. It was said to be finish. Now the page has vanished. Does anyone know about the page or the sarkpattern?
The page wae called somthing like "Vestrus-vikingships"
The sark has gores in both sides. And the gores runs from the bottom of the dres all the way to the armpit ond futher on along the arms. I have the pattern but would like to know more abaut the origin of it.
Karin C

[Vix Hq]

I have already answered Karin in the Swedish textile forum, but for the benefit of our English speaking members I repeat it here.

The pattern is published in "Ancient Finnish Costumes" by Pirkko-Liisa Lethosalo-Hilander, page 50. It's a reconstruction of the so-called Eura costume which is discussed in detail the book (much recommended!).

A google search came up with the following somewhat <i>simplified</i> pattern:
http://www.silverdor.org/viking/underdress.html

[Tracie Brown]

I'm new to the forum, so I'm a bit late in answering your question, but I'm fairly sure you're looking for this. It's on page 4:

http://www.realviking.vikingagevessels. ... ostume.pdf

-- Tracie

[Joanna L.]

Hello! This is rather late, but here is a patterns and some tips for the whole Eura outfit: http://www.student.oulu.fi/%7Ejek/kaavat.jpg

[Eva Andersson]

And the whole book can be found [url="http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/FTP_Files/Ancient_Finnish_Costumes.PDF"]here[/url]! (PDF)

Eva