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	Want to Make it Yourself? Check out the free patterns available from Dead Chicken Hat. Click the link on the left or here. NEW! Other peoples' instructions for the needle-women and -men out there: Making an Elizabethan chemise WARNING!: this link above makes a drawstring neck chemise - This is character wench style, not Elizabethan Margo Anderson's Historic Costume Patterns Alter Years patterns Basic viking T-tunic Viking Hat Practical Worksheet for Tunic Construction How to make gloves How to Make an 18th Century Chemise La Couturiere Parisienne Historical Costumes, patterns and lots else Free Pattern for an 1895 Evening Skirt 'T-tunic' - the period way The Sewing Academy by Elizabeth Stewart Clark Anything by Janet Arnold, particularly the classic 'Patterns of Fashion' series.
		Want to Know What They Wore? For some excellent resources on costumes through the ages, visit: Elizabethan and Tudor Portraits Whoop, Whoop! What Victorians Wore The History of Costume by Braun & Schneider Elizabethan Clothing Anglo-Saxon Village Late 17th Century Clothing History
	Need Specialised Items? If you need goblets, armour, boots, pattens or anything else we don't make (yet!), try these links: Medieval Ware Shields & Shoes Sod Hoppers Plantagenet Shoes Historical Artefacts Ancient world jewellery The Honourable Company Greek jewellery Leather gloves Aguilettes
		In Another Country? While we do ship abroad, (i.e, outside the UK) it may be cheaper for you to try one of these costume suppliers: Christian Costumes: Biblical Costumes Historical Enterptrises Designs by Kate Journeyman Leather Historical Costumes, patterns and lots else Victorian and Edwardian Styled Clothing

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