'Sheep colour' Tudor style woollen frieze cloth - fabric sold by the half yard Color:White/Undyed Highly researched and historically accurate

Highly researched and historically accurate patterns enable you to make a wide range of garments

Simply mark the position of the buttonholes

or cheaply dyed ‘Poor black’ was what was worn by the masses

Tudor style kirtle and separate sleeves made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a lower or middle class woman throughout the sixteenth century

The skirt is unlined and finished at the hem with a wool facing (see fifth photo)

'Sheep colour' Tudor style woollen frieze cloth - fabric sold by the half yard Color:White/Undyed Highly researched and historically accurate100% British wool Natural, undyed colour 50 inches 127cm wide 35 oz yd (1000g m) Double cloth, raised on both sides Made in the United Kingdom This 100% British wool fabric has been specially commissioned by The Tudor Tailor from a Yorkshire mill to represent 16th century frieze. Frieze was a very thick, heavy, plain weave, well fulled cloth, with a raised hairy surface on both sides. It was the warmest woollen cloth available, making it perfect for