Pattern for Tudor woman's smock, nowadays called a chemise Tudor fur hat including machine laces

including machine laces

The most usual would be a well-structured kirtle and linen smock (as in the photos)

Sewing pattern for several styles of round gown with variations in bodice

A pattern for the doll’s body and arms (including options for cloth head and hands)

Glue for the hair (not super glue)

Pattern for Tudor woman's smock, nowadays called a chemise Tudor fur hat including machine lacesMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for a woman's smock of the style worn between 1485 and 1603 with neckline and sleeve variations. Neckline variations include: round, square, high, and frilled. The smock can be made in a basic style for lower class Tudors or with collars and cuffs with neck and wrist frills for higher class impressions. The smock can also be made with a simple collar and cuffs that separate ruffs, cuffs and bands can