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The clothes demonstrate a transition in English style between the flowing lines of the late medieval period and those toward the end of the reign of Henry VIII
The kirtle has a square neckline at the front and scoop at the back
author and consultant on antique lace and whitework embroideries
Waist: 23½in to 28½in / 59
Measurements and scaled patterns are also provided for those interested in recreating garments
The Queen's Servants: gentlewomen's dress at the accession of Henry VIII - REVISED 2ND EDITION farthingale The clothes demonstrate a transitionWritten by Caroline Johnson; edited by Jane Malcolm Davies and Ninya Mikhaila 56 pages full colour pages Patterns for smocks, early Tudor kirtles, early Tudor gowns and headwear (round bonnet & frontlet, pointed bonnet & frontlet) with variations and comprehensive step by step making instructions Over 25 historical illustrations Detailed line drawings and illustrations by Michael Perry Photographs showing finished reconstructed garments worn by real
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