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liadethorneggeSo I have fabric enough to make myself a warm, cozy ropa and now all I need to do is gather the evidence and decide on the final look.
To this end, I have been surfing for documentation, pictures and inspiration.
Besides this I also have Patterns of Fashion of course.
Possibly, to be continued later.
To this end, I have been surfing for documentation, pictures and inspiration.
- Commercial site, second from last image.
- The Renaissance Tailor, Burguen MS #181
- Seamstrix, row 6, images 1 & 2
- Elizabethan Loose gown and Kirtle, images and construction details
- Castle Garden Creations, looks curiously like the Arnold Ropa
- Saya Española (glittersweet.com) Spanish court dress
- A Milanese Tailors Handbook (Elizabethan costuming page), plates 97r,98r, 99r, 100r, pattern 100v.
- Five Rivers chapmanry, Spanish ropa pattern
- Portrait of Catherine of Austria
- Mary of Austria, family portrait from Die Habsburger site
Besides this I also have Patterns of Fashion of course.
Possibly, to be continued later.
