Buckskin Pattern (by Mike Gauldin)
This pattern for buckskins can be modified to make all kinds of clothing. Make pants & shirts without fringe, modify the shirt pattern to make vests, coats and dusters. Click on the PDF links below to download the Frontiersman Pattern in 3 hi-res pdfs that are print ready in 1:6th Scale.
Buckskin Pattern Pages 1 thru 3
buck_skin_pattern01.pdf | |
File Size: | 3433 kb |
File Type: |
Buckskin Pattern Pages 3 thru 7
buck_skin_pattern02.pdf | |
File Size: | 4357 kb |
File Type: |
Buckskin Pattern Pages 8 thru 11
buck_skin_pattern03.pdf | |
File Size: | 2407 kb |
File Type: |
14 Spoked Wheel for cannons or wagons
This pattern can be used for any size wheel (rim)
Tepee Pattern
This pattern is for a full scale (1:1) tepee but is easy to convert to 1:6 sacle by using the 2 inches =1 foot rule. I don't pin the cover together, I have it sewn together by my wife. I don't use stakes either and found that cattails make good lodge poles and can be easily replaced if broken. Just cut the cattails, peel off the outter layer and allow to dry before using.
Tepee diagram
Follow the directions for pole position
Tepee Measurements
I made a scale 15 foot diameter tepee that was 30 inches wide.
Lodge Pole Position
It maybe hard to set up at first but if you setup on carpet the poles won't slide as you place and adjust the covering.