Kit for a Tudor woman's lettice cap fasteners This design is based on

This design is based on the ouches featured in the painting Elizabeth I when a Princess (circa 1546)

partlets and children's clothes

They had become a feature of lowly women’s dress by the early 17th century

including those found at the wreck site of the Mary Rose

Skirt length from waist to hem 40in (101

Kit for a Tudor woman's lettice cap fasteners This design is based onTudor Tailor exclusive! Everything you need to make a ladies Tudor era lettice cap. The unusual name for this cosy style of headwear comes from the short, white fur which was the winter coat of a weasel, and similar to ermine. Ideal for 16th century impressions. Highly researched and based on documentary and pictorial sources. See kit cover for specific sources. Kit contains: Pattern Instructions Cotton wadding for foundation Brushed cotton for lining