Painting of Margaret Mulshoo by Michael Perry, commissioned for The Queen's Servants madder_red the photo of a fully

the photo of a fully constructed French hood is provided simply to show how the jewels might be used and to give a sense of scale

pins and a pencil or tailor’s chalk

The doll is based on several sources

The cast resin head and hands are available separately too

The matching separate satin foresleeves tie into the gown and are created with multiple rows of strips of crimson satin which are twisted and laid over black silk satin

Painting of Margaret Mulshoo by Michael Perry, commissioned for The Queen's Servants madder_red the photo of a fullyOriginal artwork by Michael Perry Pencil and acrylic on artboard 15ins (38cm) x 11ins (28cm) Signed by the artist Made exclusively for The Tudor Tailor This artwork by Michael Perry was specially commissioned by the Tudor Tailor and features in the book The Queens Servants: gentlewomans dress at the accession of Henry VIII. The book offers a detailed insight into womens dress at the beginning of the sixteenth century. It paints a vivid picture of the