[SCA-AE] How do you make this hat?

[muirgens at aol.com]

My understanding is that it is a mutated hood.  There is a genearl 
pattern in the Medieval Tailor's Assistant.  It basically looks like a 
14th c. hood but with a very short lire pipe (a few inches at most - if 
any), a small collar part, and totally open in the front.  The hood 
part is extended in the front and then folds back to get that wing-y 
look on the sides of the head.

That's the take of a person who mostly looks at pictures and tries to 
figure out what is going on.  I _know_ there are more astute costuming 
researchers out there who could be of more help!

~morgen~

-----Original Message-----
From: hildasca at hotmail.com
To: discussion at aethelmearc.org
Sent: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 3:22 PM
Subject: [SCA-AE] How do you make this hat?

Does anyone know how to make the interesting black hat that the woman 
on the left is wearing in the February panel of Les Tres Riches Heures 
du Jean for the Duc de Berry? 
 
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/images/heures/february.jpg 
 
I'm not on any costuming lists, and I have a limited amount of time 
online, so could not do more than a cursory search. Can anyone help? 
 
Thanks! ~Hilda 
 
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