Pattern for late Elizabethan man's doublet with variations elizabethan dress The cassock is trimmed around

The cassock is trimmed around the neck opening and hem with a black linen tape and fastens at the neck with three handmade cloth ball buttons and tape loops

You will also need (not included in the kit):

and finish with buttonhole stitch

If made with padded interlining it is suitable for wearing instead of a farthingale for pre-1540s styles

We also offer this doll kit with blonde hair or auburn/red hair

Pattern for late Elizabethan man's doublet with variations elizabethan dress The cassock is trimmed aroundMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for a late Elizabethan man's doublet of the style worn from the 1570s to the early 17th century with sleeve variations and optional upper sleeve pocket. With full instructions for choosing materials, sizing and constructing garments perfect for reenactors. This is part of our new, improved pattern range. The graded pattern is clearer and easier to see with differentiated lines for each size. Based on