Black wool broadcloth - fabric sold by the half yard Anne_Boleyn_jewelry Tudor style kirtle made for

Tudor style kirtle made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a lower or middle class woman throughout the sixteenth century

To be a chamberer of a queen could be the first step in a very rewarding career for a woman of gentle birth at this time

sleeves and garters• Detailed line drawings and diagrams by Michael Perry• Photographs showing finished reconstructed garments worn by real people• Paperback• 9in x 11in (20

the silver thimbles are relatively soft and will bend under heavy pressure

Now printed on a sturdy

Black wool broadcloth - fabric sold by the half yard Anne_Boleyn_jewelry Tudor style kirtle made for100% Australian wool 19 20 oz yd or 540 567 g yd 59in (150cm) wide Made in the United Kingdom This 100% wool fabric has been specially commissioned by The Tudor Tailor from a Yorkshire mill. It has a beautiful drape, and the napped surface gives the cloth a glossy sheen. In the Tudor era, broadcloth was a high quality woollen cloth (sometimes referred to simply as 'cloth'), woven from the finest fleece which was napped and sheared. It was called