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Medieval Bedding Part 2
Medieval Bedding Part 2
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I promised I would make some bedding more suitable for your perhaps not-so-noble households. While the fabrics from Part 1 were the product of a modern world's imagination, today I bring you authentic bedclothes that very well could have been used by Sims in the Middle Ages.
The dyes have been color-matched to natural dyestuffs that were readily available to your medieval weavers. These include:
Light Onionskin
Medium Onionskin
Dark Onionskin
Ochre mixed with Iron
Light Woad (Indigo)
Dark Woad
Woad and Madder
Woad mixed with Ochre
They come in two fabric sets: a homespun rough weave that would have been suitable for everyday use, and a brocade woven by the more talented artisans. Maxis shading has been added to the sheets and pillows.
A color chart is included in each .rar for weeding purposes.
The dyes have been color-matched to natural dyestuffs that were readily available to your medieval weavers. These include:
Light Onionskin
Medium Onionskin
Dark Onionskin
Ochre mixed with Iron
Light Woad (Indigo)
Dark Woad
Woad and Madder
Woad mixed with Ochre
They come in two fabric sets: a homespun rough weave that would have been suitable for everyday use, and a brocade woven by the more talented artisans. Maxis shading has been added to the sheets and pillows.
A color chart is included in each .rar for weeding purposes.