Finished garment - Tudor woman's Almain style separate sleeves middle_class This thread is also appropriate

This thread is also appropriate for embroidery

The skirt cut to fit smoothly to the waist and flares out to a full hem which is finished with self binding

A fully illustrated booklet is included with comprehensive step-by-step making instructions

This book is also available at a discount in a combined offer with The Tudor Child

• Striped silk for hair coverings in a choice of tawny or red

Finished garment - Tudor woman's Almain style separate sleeves middle_class This thread is also appropriateFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's Tudor Almain (German) style sleeves designed to be tied to a kirtle or inside a gown. suitable for a middling, gentle or elite woman from 1510s to 1570s. The Almain, or German fashion was characterised by pued strips held in place by a series of narrow bands, over a contrasting lining. This treatment wasapplied to the sleeves of womens garments and, according to their egies on monuments and other