I had never seen these before, so I'm betting some of you haven't either! Patterns for a girl's Tudor kirtle, a boy's Tudor gown, and boys' and girls' headwear:
http://www.hrp.org.uk/HamptonCourtPalace/stories/palacehighlights/HenryVIIIheadsandhearts/Makeakirtle.aspx
They're .pdf files with files for instructions, but so far they look promising, particularly in a world so bereft of H/A kid's patterns!
Oh thank you for posting this. I might have to give it a try.
TFS!
Thanks Gem! I have the perfect model for this!
That was great! I want to go!
Excellent. I've downloaded those and stashed them away, and Ill pass the info on to another group I belong to...
I also downloaded the paper hat print-outs. I thought they might be fun to do as party hats, or may even make a basis for real ones, with a bit of jiggery-pokery!
wow! Great find! Thanks for sharing!
I love when you think you have seen darned near everything you can online (on a particular subject) and then ZOOM, something new!
I think my wife is going to give this one a try too.
Jon.
Great pattern! Thanks for the link Gem! I started work on it yesterday for my seven year old. I know it says it's for 9-10 year olds but they must be small. Granted my sweetie is tall for her age, but I'm already going to have to tweak it. The arm hole was not big enough to wear with her chemise too. I think I'll do this by extending the strap because it's not quite to her waist either. Otherwise it's going well. I think I'm going to split the skirt in the front for more of an Irish look that way she will stay cooler. Our faire can get so hot and the kids love to run around.
If you go up one level on that website there are a couple of other patterns as well. A boys Tudor and a hat...
Here's the link:
http://www.hrp.org.uk/HamptonCourtPalace/stories/palacehighlights/HenryVIIIheadsandhearts/Funandgames.aspx
Jon.