Lace-edged cap with turned-back brim, c.1615-1625, from
Patterns of Fashion 4. The shape is almost identical to two children's caps of 1608 and 1620 in
The Tudor Child.
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I rather like how this cap turned out. |
I'm still working out how to best fit my hair until this cap; the coronet braids seem to work best, but I need to fine tune the placement. And then persuade them to stay put. I'm enjoying the lace, though.
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Even if it looks silly because my hair wasn't cooperating. |
The cap is made from a single piece of 3.5 oz lightweight linen from
Fabric-store.com, the lace is from
The Tudor Tailor store.
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