Tudor style doll head and hands set xmas_decoration The best indication of the

The best indication of the colour can be seen in the photos where multiple colours are shown together

This particular design is a common type of cast button from the 14th to the 17th century

They are supplied loose so that they may be sewn directly to a headdress or billiment foundation (see our pattern for a Tudor woman's French hood for more information on how to make one)

Documentary evidence and examination of surviving 16th century garments shows that linen thread was used for the majority of sewing by Tudor tailors

Tudor style doll head and hands set xmas_decoration The best indication of theCast resin head and hands for 1 6 scale doll Basic painting instructions (parts are supplied unpainted) Made exclusively for The Tudor Tailor This doll set contains a cast resin head and a matching pair of hands for a 16th century style doll originally sculpted by Michael Perry for The Tudor Tailor. The doll is designed to look like Tudor and Elizabethan examples and was originally made for the reconstruction included in our book, The Tudor Child. The