The Modern Maker Vol. 2: Pattern Manual 1580-1640: Men's and women's drafts from the late 16th through mid 17th centuries.

About the Author

Mathew Gnagy is a professional tailor, designer, and former teacher at Parsons University of Fashion Design in New York City. Best known for his research and skill in pattern development and construction of 16th and 17th century-style clothing, and for his work in creating distinctive knitting patterns and modern knitted garments. His remarkable clothing is highly prized among both high fashion aficionados and historical recreation communities for its aesthetic beauty, authentic feel and famously well-cut and well-crafted execution. Following his successful first books "Knitting Off the Axis: Projects and Techniques for Sideways Knitting", published by Interweave (November 15, 2011), "The Modern Maker: Volume 1 - Men's Doublets" Released in 2014 right here on CreateSpace. When Mathew is not teaching or traveling the country lecturing, he works in the New York fashion industry as a designer and as a theatrical tailor for Film, Television and Stage. Mathew can be found online in several historical clothing interest groups, sharing his knowledge and helping people develop the skills necessary to carry them to the next level of their craft.