Kit for a pair of farthingale sleeves hair_lacing Transcriptions and translations of more

Transcriptions and translations of more than 200 hand-written pages of the original 16th century Latin and English documents reveal a wealth of fascinating facts about garments for servants at the Tudor court

inventories and accounts written between 1485 and 1603 were specifically described as being made of frieze

• 1 inch (26mm) blade

• by Heather Toomer

were worn by a wider population

Kit for a pair of farthingale sleeves hair_lacing Transcriptions and translations of moreNEW Tudor Tailor exclusive! Everything you need to make a pair of farthingale sleeves for a man or a woman. The pattern may also be altered for a child. The synthetic whalebone has been pre cut to the required lengths and drilled for convenience. Kit includes: Paper pattern Instructions 1yd (0. 9m) of brushed cotton 16yd (14. 5m) of synthetic boning, pre cut and drilled 16yd (14. 5m) of linen tape Sandpaper Additional equipment (not included): Sewing