Finished garment - Early Tudor lady's gown as featured on the front cover of The Queen's Servants historic_knitting A noteworthy inclusion is an

A noteworthy inclusion is an early livery issued to Henry VII’s newly-founded Yeomen of the Guard

Additional hand stitched eyelets are worked at the cente front for fastening and to fasten the codpiece

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

kirtle & gown pattern designed to be worn over this farthingale

faced inside the neck with worsted wool tape and hemmed at centre front

Finished garment - Early Tudor lady's gown as featured on the front cover of The Queen's Servants historic_knitting A noteworthy inclusion is anFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Early Tudor lady's gown with W neckline, matching partlet and velvet bonnet made for The Queens Servants book and featured on the front cover! Worn only for a photoshoot and two special events. Made in black silk camlet (a fine grosgrain) edged with dark crimson velvet. Narrow sleeves fasten at the wrist with handmade silk laces finished with handmade brass aiglets threaded through seven pairs of hand worked