‘Go, go, and I will look some linen for your head’ - Merry Wives of Windsor, act IV, scene 2
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Give thanks for The Tudor Tailor’s easy guide to linen headwear – a new pattern for cap kerchers, cornered kerchers and other essential items with instructions on how to wear them is now available
The Tudor Tailor’s magic turns table napery into head linen – see the new Women’s head linen pattern in the online shop
The Henrician man’s short gown pattern completes the Henry VIII era ensemble to complement the doublet, jacket and bias-cut hose
The Kit for a pair of farthingale sleeves is one of many helpful kits designed to make construction of challenging 16th century dress and accessories easy
A linen napkin can make a stylish Tudor kerchief – but it’s not quite there yet!
A linen napkin on its way to being a neat kercher thanks to the instructions in the Tudor woman’s head linen pattern!
A linen napkin is a useful starting point for a good foundation for a Tudor headdress – it just needs the right pleats and pins!
Spring into 2025 - Jane and Ninya will be at The Stitch Festival in London and the Artisan & Reenactors’ Market in March next year