Date: 2008-09-26 06:50 am (UTC)
I guess it could be additional overstitching to give the seams more strength. I gather there have been a couple of finds from the 14th century (some hose) where the seams are overstitched though it's the exception rather than the norm, and I don't think they used that kind of cross-stitching. But in an alternate reality, anything goes.

It doesn't really spoil the picture, aesthetically. It just niggled me a little!
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