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Hi, thanks for all the help - after spending more time overnight I've
decided to use wine red cotton velveteen as the dress and a different
brocade for the sleeves and underskirt. I'm still using Jean Hunnisett -
I have all the other patterns mentioned but am at a stage these days of
wanting to draft for myself - and I love the style I'm using from Jean's
book. I've got lots of handkerchief linen so will be lining with that,
and a friend made me a tudor chemise earlier this year. I'll be using a
bumroll - I've got a small one from my 18th century gown so I'll see if
that works or make another. I already have a very natural bum/hip/roll!
I will be making a fine lawn partlet and a neck ruff. Its from
experience that I know to have a low neck - even a high necked cotton
blouse makes me overheat - I need air on my skin! I hate thick sleeves
so will have to think about the style there.
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