Ladies' Medieval &
Renaissance Patterns
1-MR
Ladies' 14th Century
Cotehardie Set
Simple and lyric style; the skirts are strongly flared; the
body parts laced to fit tightly and reveal the figure. The corehardie is
usually longer than the wearer and has a low, square neckline. Sizes
6-16.
Skill Level 3
$28 + $5 S&H
8-MR©
Lady Anna Sophia
15th Century Italian courtier. Often made from richly
decorated silks and interwoven with real gold or silver thread.
Sizes 6-16.
Skill Level 3
$25 + $5 S&H
29-MR©
Wench Dress & Shift
16th Century basic European shift with sleeveless dress
that laces in front and both sides.
Sizes 6-16.
Skill Level 1
$25 + $5 S&H
Photo to
follow
(same as Shift pictured in 29-MR)
29-MR/S©
Medieval Shift Only
16th Century basic European shift, can be made with or
without sleeves. Sizes 6-16.
Skill Level 1
$12 + $3.50 S&H
Click picture to see color photos!
80-L©
Alsinda,
c. 1690-1700's
Worn with panniers and separate petticoat. Full overskirt
with pocket, open at front. Bodice has elaborate drawn sleeves and
separate decorated stomacher. Large lace collar.
Includes 43-MR Hip Roll pattern!
Sizes
6-16.
Skill Level 3+
$25 + $5 S&H
43-MR©
Hip Roll/Bum Roll,
c. 1470-1650
This well padded fabric roll encircles the body below the
waistline, distributing the weight of skirts to the hips, rather than
dragging at the waist. Helps achieve the big-hipped silhouette
characteristic of the period. Modest bum rolls used by lower class women,
with proportionately larger ones as the social stature increases.
One Size Fits Most.
Skill Level 1
$12 + $3.50 S&H