A Girl For All Time Medieval Gown
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The creation of this outfit was inspired by the historian Ruth Goodman from the BBC series Tudor Monastery Farm. I really wanted to create clothes, which were worn by middle-class women who lived at that time. When designing the outfit, I was guided by patterns from the book "The Tudor Tailor : Reconstructing 16th Century Dress".
For sewing you need the following fabrics:
- thin cotton for chemise
- dense linen of two shades for a cap and a dress . I recommend to sew a dress of one color (for example, blue, dark red, gray), and a cap and cuffs - of another (white, beige, gray). If you take a fabric like thin cashmere or felt, which is easily draped, it is better to use ordinary cotton to pad the bodice.
If you take a thinner fabric for the whole dress, then it will look a little too big, because initially, the pattern is designed for dense material - I wanted to recreate the feeling of warmth and comfort of this clothing as accurately as possible.
This pdf sewing pattern is for A Girl For All Time dolls.
The product includes the patterns of bonnet, chemise and gown of Tudor period. With the help of this pattern you can easily sew an outfit of the medieval period for your 16 inch doll.
Pattern only, no fabric is included
The pattern consists in 1 PDF Files with patterns and the step-by-step instructions with pictures. The Adobe PDF viewer is required.
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You are allowed to use it for small home business. Please mention me as designer of this pattern. Mass production of items using this pattern is prohibited.
Recommended sewing level: Beginner/Advanced Beginner
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