Pattern for Elizabethan lady's bodies with variations, nowadays called a corset chocolate_brown • 5/8in (16mm) in diameter

• 5/8in (16mm) in diameter by 3/8in (10mm) tall

We recommend using the canvas together with paste buckram for extra stiffness and support

highlighting features of cut and construction

They are also intended to be worn under the Elizabethan lady's gown pattern

examining how it was used

Pattern for Elizabethan lady's bodies with variations, nowadays called a corset chocolate_brown • 5/8in (16mm) in diameterMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for three styles of Tudor Elizabethan bodies (later called 'stays', the precursor of the corset), appropriate for 16th and early 17th century impressions. With full instructions for choosing materials, sizing and constructing garments perfect for reenactors. Highly researched and based on documentary descriptions, extant examples and paintings, including Queen Elizabeth I's effigy bodies. See the