"This garment is an experimental chiton. It's a very loose weave linen, with teensy gray stripes. I stripped off the weft and tied the warp at the shoulders in knots as I've seen in illustrations. Total extension of weaver-logic: you've got to do something with the warp at the finish of the weaving anyway, this is quick, permanent, looks like the picture, and makes a garment."

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How to make an Ionic chiton. Useful for lots of ancient costumes!

More HERE. Since yesterday's post about kitbashing Greek hoplites with pre-existing elements (e.g., ACI armor and weapons, TBLeague bodies), it occurred to me s

You will now be able to fold your toga (women, only) correctly for your next bacchanal event! Ancient Greece, Lady Plowden, editor, MacDonald Junior Reference Library, BCP Publishing London, 1968.