Dec 29, 2024
Merry Terrormas and a happy new Erebus, @silkenbutterfly7! Iโve knitted you a welsh wig and Crozierโs cozy scarf from episode 5 ๐ง
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Merry Terrormas and a happy new Erebus, @silkenbutterfly7! Iโve knitted you a welsh wig and Crozierโs cozy scarf from episode 5 ๐ง
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I made a welsh wig like from the Terror
The Monmouth Cap
Besides all kinds of felt hats, leather hats and straw hats, there is one type of headgear that appears again and again in drawings and annotations. The Monmouth Cap is a woollen cap made of felted wool from the area and town of Monmouth in Wales.
Two sailors with monmouth caps, drawn by 2nd Lieutenant Gabriel Bray of HMS Pallas 1775 (x)
This type of woollen cap, which could be worn over the ears or just on the head, had a loop at the brim to attach it to a button on the jacket or on the belt.
An original Monmouth Cap from the 16th century - photo taken by the Monmouth Museum (x)
It has been known since the 15th century and was highly valued for its warmth. In the 17th century, the cap became popular with soldiers and sailors and was listed as an official garment. By the 19th century, the woollen cap worn by sailors in the British Navy had morphed into the Welsh Wig, described as a round knitted cap that may have originally been the Monmouth cap.
An original Welsh Wig from 1854 - photo taken by Sally Pointer (x)
They were knitted with loops or curls at the end. This may have helped to make the cap warmer in the neck while giving it a hairy appearance, which probably led to the nickname Welsh Wig.
it heckin cold but thanks to The Terror and the Terror fandom and a generous mutual who knows how to knit, I have a good Welsh wig to keep my head warm, and dang if it isn't the best cold-weather hat I've ever had
Finished it! :3
Jopson and Neptune are good boys!
Please donโt hesitate to contact me about commissions if youโd like for me to draw anything Terror-related for you!
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ah, the welsh wig. business in the front, party in the back, and scurvy, like, all over. seriously itโs everywhere iโm so sorry itโs terminal.
Problems that Iโm sure only I have:
Finding a quarter-finished Welsh Wig from before Christmas in the bottom of your purse, half off the needles, then having to finagle it back into some semblance of being โon the needlesโ to keep the stitches from unraveling more.
*sigh*
So excited to start this knitting project
Welsh Wig by Sally Pointer/Wicked Woolens