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17 Things You Need to Know About Owning a Husky
Elizabethan Corset Generator Upgrade!
Making Brigandine Leg Armor
“Can I kick it?”
Inventories, Warrants, Gifts and Day Books: the underpinnings of Queen Elizabeth’s wardrobe
Queen Elizabeth in Cyberspace
Domestic Needlework Book Online
Book Review: The Inventory of Henry VIII: Clothing and Textiles
The Folger Files
1560s Flemish Marketwomen’s Outfit
Kirtle and Gown, c. 1570
Green Waistcoat and Red Petticoat, c. 1600
A Tailor’s Wage
The Mystery of the Tronoy Needles
Apparelling Orphan Heiresses
Alcega: Farthingale of Silk
Alcega: Ropa Romano (Roman Gown)
Alcega: Ropa Espanola (Spanish Gown)
Alcega: Mongil Trançado (16th c. Sack-backed Gown)
Alcega: Women’s Doublet of Silk
Alcega: Single and Double-layered cloaks
Alcega: Women’s Kirtle/Vasquine
Alcega: Woman’s High-Bodied Trained Gown with Hanging Sleeves
Alcega: Full-Circle Cloak
Alcega: Men’s Cassock Pattern
Alcega: Men’s Jerkin Pattern
Alcega: Womens’ high-bodied gown and women’s mantle/veil
Alcega: Men’s Doublet Pattern
Clothing the Elizabethan Poor
The Tailoring Test
Orme’s Tailor’s Bills
A Fistful of Probates
William Wray, Haberdasher
Elizabethan Petticoats