The Tudor Lady's Wardrobe
MA007

Elizabeth I., attributed to the flemish school, 1546-47

A multipack from 16th C. specialist Margo Anderson! The package gives you a complete set off patterns to create a vast wardrobe, from underwear, to stylish gowns and accessories. A multitude of options and interchangeable pattern pieces make this set invaluable for the working woman as well as the upper class lady. You will want to use the patterns over and over again! This pattern includes a 100+ page manual with detailed historical notes and the same clear and detailed instructions that made Margo's Elizabethan patterns famous. All Sizes included US 2-30 (Bust 80-140 cm) = 32-56". MA007 EURO 48.50

The Tudor Wardrobe pattern includes: Smock with detachable cuffs, and under partlet Kirtle with supportive bodice, with three foresleeves Gown with three sleeve choices and optional train Two caps, English gable hood, and French hood Over partlet, apron, and sash

Catherine Parr, attributed to Master John, 1545	Copy of a 16th C. mural in White Hall Palace by Remigius Leemput. Detail showing a gable hood.
Pieter Aertsen, Market scene (ca.1550/60) The market woman's dress is laced in the front and covered by an over partlet. An Underpartlet with stand-up collar is included in the set "Elizabethan Lady's Underpinnings" MA001. Check out the Tudor Dress website for additional pictures and information!	Sketch of an english Lady by Hohlbein (ca.1540)

Elizabethan Lady's Underpinnings MA001    EURO 34.50	Elizabeth I. Collier each    EURO 47.00	Catherine of Aragon - Pendant each    EURO 46.00