Pattern for Elizabethan lady's French farthingale & rolls, nowadays called a drum or wheel farthingale fur_hat Watch the dressing sequence from

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• 5/8in (16mm) in diameter by 3/8in (10mm) tall

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The first section uses dated examples and contemporary illustrations to show when different styles of baby clothes were in vogue and compares and contrasts them with adult fashions

British Library Manuscript Harley 2320

Pattern for Elizabethan lady's French farthingale & rolls, nowadays called a drum or wheel farthingale fur_hat Watch the dressing sequence fromUPDATED! Made exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for a late Elizabethan lady's French farthingale (nowadays also called a French hoop or drum or wheel farthingale) of the style worn by noble ladies from 1580 1620. Perfect for Queen Elizabeth I and other late 16th and early 17th century upper class impressions. Includes a new pattern for a boned roll (also referred to as a 'bumroll') which was developed for the Greensleeves Project, an