Kit for a 'Greensleeves' doll broderie_anglaise - Black and white with

- Black and white with some colour photographs and pictures

Susanne Lervad – contributes to terminology for studying knitwork

000 garments extracted from wills and inventories which is the basis for our book The Typical Tudor

broadcloth was a high quality woollen cloth (sometimes referred to simply as 'cloth')

5cmSee also the companion books - Recreating the Food of English Folk 1558-1660 - The Food of the Common People in Elizabethan and Early Stuart England&Drink and Drinking 1558-1660

Kit for a 'Greensleeves' doll broderie_anglaise - Black and white withKit for one 11 inch (29cm) doll and clothing Made exclusively for The Tudor Tailor This kit for a charming 16th century style Tudor doll was developed using research undertaken to recreate the doll on the cover of The Tudor Child book. The doll is based on several sources, including extant examples and paintings. The kit contains patterns, instructions and all the necessary materials to make the clothing based on the garments made for 'The