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End of card piece - generous two yards with slight discolouration
Stamping or 'printing' fabrics was a popular technique used in the 16th century in which metal tools were heated and then pressed into fabrics
With full instructions for choosing materials and constructing garments - ideal for reenactorsThis pattern is from our book
Worn only for a photoshoot and a small number of indoor markets the kirtle is in excellent condition
The other two are ginger/red
The Tudor Child: clothing and culture 1485 to 1625 Tudor_clothing End of card piece -Written by Jane Huggett and Ninya Mikhaila; edited by Jane Malcolm Davies. 160 full colour pages 40 patterns with comprehensive step by step making instructions Instructions for knitted items, including a waistcoat, petticoat, stockings, caps and mittens Over 65 historical illustrations Detailed line drawings and diagrams by Michael Perry Photographs showing finished reconstructed garments worn by real children Paperback 9in x 11in (20. 5cm x 28cm)
