For the cloth, I lifted/adapted a bunch of paint recipes from Eavy-Archive.com and tried my best to match them to a list of medieval dyes. I found the PDF linked from Andy Hobday's excellent "Painting the Past: Uniforms in the High Medieval Period" post on his site, if you wanted to see the original images.
Elderberry (Leaves) & Iron
Tansy (Flowers) & Iron
Tansy (Leaves)
Broom & Iron
Tansy (Young Leaves)
Elderberry (Unripe Berries)
Weld & Iron
Woad & Weld
Gallnuts & Iron
Madder, Iron & Woad
- Basecoat: Dark Reaper & Skavenblight Dinge 1:1
Wash Shade: Abbadon Black & Dark Reaper 1:1
Edge Highlight: Base Mix & Administratum Grey 1:1
Edge Highlight: Base Mix & Administratum Grey 1:2
Woad (Urine Vat)
- Basecoat: Dark Reaper & Administratum Grey 1:3
Recess Shade: Dark Reaper
Layer Highlight: Base Mix & White Scar 2:1
Layer Highlight: Base Mix & White Scar 1:1
Woad
Gallnuts
Wallnuts (Green Husks)
Wallnuts (Green Husks)
Wallnuts (Green Husks)
Buckthorn (Bark) & Alkali
Oak (Bark)
Buckthorn (Bark)
Madder & Iron
Madder
Madder, Apples & Alkali
Madder & Copper
Madder (Fermented)
Madder & Apples
Madder, Iron & Woad
Weld
Celandine & Copper
Alder (Pines)
Tansy (Flowers)
Lady's Bedstraw (Flowerrs)
Broom
Gorse
Yarrow
Broom & Alkali
Madder, Iron & Alkali
Madder & Wood
Madder, Apples, Iron & Alkali
Oregano (Flowers), Malt & Apple (Leaves)
Madder & Alkali
Tormentil (Rhizomes) Fermented
Madder & Alkali
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