Finnish folk shirts are usually made out of linen and they are traditionally sewn by hand with intricate embroidery details. This shirt I made is based on an extant garment from early 19th-century Askola village in Southern Finland.

I thank Suomen kansallispukukeskus (Craft Museum of Finland) and Taina Kangas for providing me with pictures of the original shirt from Askola. The shirt itself is owned by the Finnish heritage agency. The pattern for the Askola shirt can be purchased from Taito Etelä-Suomi and the picture from the pattern is used with permission.

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The pattern can be purchased through Taito Etelä-Suomi: [ Ссылка ]

Suomen kansallispukukeskus (Craft Museum of Finland): [ Ссылка ]

Other references:

Woman's shirt, **[CC BY-ND 4.0]([ Ссылка ])**, Lahden kaupunginmuseo, LHMVHMAE2408:949, [ Ссылка ]

Woman's shirt, **[CC BY-ND 4.0]([ Ссылка ])**, Lahden kaupunginmuseo, LHMVHMAE9055:1348, [ Ссылка ]

Woman's shirt, Tampereen Museot, HM 61 40B, [CC BY ND 4.0]([ Ссылка ]), [ Ссылка ]

Floor loom, Heinolan kaupunginmuseo, CC BY-ND 4.0, HKMHKME13634:1, [ Ссылка ]

Woman's shirt, Suomen kansallismuseo, CC BY 4.0, S853, [ Ссылка ]

Woman's shirt, Lappeenrannan museot, CC BY 4.0, EKME3112, [ Ссылка ]

Music:
Epidemic sound [ Ссылка ]
YouTube Audio Library, attribution not required

Filming Equipment:
Nikon D5600 DX-Format Digital SLR: [ Ссылка ]
Mic: Rode VideoMicro Compact On-Camera Microphone: [ Ссылка ]
Audio-Technica ATR3350xiS Omnidirectional Condenser Clip-On Microphone: [ Ссылка ]

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