Pattern for Henrician lady’s bonnet & frontlet, nowadays called a gable, kennel, pediment or English hood pink This particular design is based

This particular design is based on buttons on a doublet worn by Robert Dudley in his portrait attributed to Steven van der Meulen (1560-1564) in the Wallace Collection - and we think he would have rather liked these

• Made exclusively by The Tudor TailorSewing pattern for a Spanish style conical farthingale of the style worn by Tudor and Elizabethan ladies from the mid-16th to early-17th centuries

Chest 38 1/2in (98cm)

Length from shoulder to hem 24in (61cm)

Pattern for Henrician lady’s bonnet & frontlet, nowadays called a gable, kennel, pediment or English hood pink This particular design is basedMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Note, photos of actual garments are examples only no garments are included with this product. Pattern for a Tudor lady's bonnet and frontlet, the items nowadays referred to as gable, kennel, pediment or English hoods. This style of headdress was highly fashionable in the court of Henry VIII during the 1520s and 1530s, though it continued to be worn till 1560 and to the end of the century by older ladies. Ideal for