Finished garment - Tudor woman's separate sleeves with elbow gussets Historic_Cookery A wooden disc for the

A wooden disc for the base

Highly researched and based on documentary descriptions

It paints a vivid picture of the styles of dress worn at Henry VII’s and Henry VIII’s courts

We still offer the kirtle and foresleeves

instructions and all the necessary materials to make the clothing based on the garments made for 'The Greensleeves Project' including 100% silk satin and real silver-gilt (gold) spangles

Finished garment - Tudor woman's separate sleeves with elbow gussets Historic_Cookery A wooden disc for theFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's Tudor style sleeves designed to be pinned to a kirtle or petticoat. suitable for a lowly or middling woman from 1485 to 1603. Made of 100% wool 2 2 twill cloth in 'mustard yellow and lined with unbleached linen. The shaping in the sleeves is acheived with a gusset placed at the elbow and is based on example sin The Museum of London and Gronignen in the Netherlands. All finishing is by hand and there is