Experimenting with head linen arrangements for 'The Typical Tudor'

This video from 2019 shows some of the work-in-progress with head linen at the studio when Jane and Ninya were pulling all the research for 'The Typical Tudor' together. Billie and Ninya experimented with linen of different shapes and sizes, attempting to recreate the head linen arrangement depicted in: Goossen Van Der Weyden (circa 1505) 'Dymphna and her companions about to embark', oil on panel, 50in x 31½in (127.1cm x 79.9cm). Courtesy of The Phoebus Foundation, Antwerp, Belgium. https://phoebusfoundation.org/en/agenda/st-dymphna-the-tragedy-of-an-irish-princess-2/ There is a whole section on ‘Wearing linen’ in the book including patterns for making cornered kerchiefs, cap kerchers with instructions for arranging a selection of head linen looks (see page 182): 📕Buy 'The Typical Tudor': https://shop.tudortailor.com/products/the-typical-tudor-reconstructing-everyday-16th-century-dress A full-size pattern for Tudor women’s head linen is also available: ✂️Buy the Tudor woman's head linen pattern: https://shop.tudortailor.com/products/pattern-for-tudor-woman-s-head-linen 🪡Buy hair lacing kits: https://shop.tudortailor.com/products/hair-lacing-kit-in-various-colours-for-tudor-or-elizabethan-reenactment-featuring-bronze-bodkin-and-linen-ribbon