Finished garment - Violet wool round gown as featured in The Typical Tudor do_it_yourself Highly researched and historically accurate

Highly researched and historically accurate patterns enable you to make a wide range of garments

The Tudor Tailor’s pattern and instructions were drafted directly from the study of an original example probably dating from the 1590s or very early 1600s

providing a secure foundation for even the most challenging headdress

Cotton or linen thread

It includes articles on two 16th century caps (including the earliest known example of Danish knitwork)

Finished garment - Violet wool round gown as featured in The Typical Tudor do_it_yourself Highly researched and historically accurateFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Tudor style round gown made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a middling or gentle woman from 1500 to the 1520s Made of violet woollen 2 2 twill fabric lined with red linen. All finishing is by hand and there is no visible machine stitching on the inside or outside. The bodies fasten at the front with pairs of handwoven 100 per cent silk satin ribbons. The silk ribbons continue all the way down the