For the partlet I used Adapting the Elizabethan Lady's Wardrobe Patterns for Lower Class Use. I loved the ease of working with the pattern and instructions. I used my serger to form the casings for the tie to go through. The only thing I sewed on was seam binding down the front edges and top stitched the collar, everything else was serged. Did I mention I was in a hurry to finish it. I had less than an hour to complete it, the bummroll and get ready. I used a hook and eye closure at the collar and a shoelace for the tie at the bottom.

For the Farthingale I used the Making a Period Farthingale demo. I had issues with my farthingale as you can see from my previous posts but I know that was completely my fault and my fault alone. I used The Farthingale Calcualtor to get the desired size for my hoops in the end. For my next farthingale I think I will try The Renaissance Tailor's version just to try it. Thanks goes out to dame_eleanor  and katexxxxxx  for helping me fix the issues with my farthingale. Final Results

For the Ruff I used Constructing Elizabethan Ruffs as my guide and the help of serenalyons , myladyswardrobe  and katexxxxxx  after my disastrous first attempt. And since I now know how to make a ruff I'll be using The Ruff Calculator to make ruffs now. I used spray starch and an old curling iron to get the pleated lines out and then I pinned each "8" to the next one and sprayed some more starch. I went with the thought that you can't have too much starch. Final Results

For the caul I used Constructing an Elizabethan Caul/Muffin Cap. I made the band on mine a little smaller than I wanted but I didn't have enough fabric to make a bigger bias band. In the end after pinning it to my hair, it looked the way I wanted it to. Original Post

For the Smock I used Elizabethan Smock Pattern Generator and I loved the results, it fit like a dream. In fact I've been thinking of making a night shift for myself using the pattern this gave me.

For the flat cap I used The renaissance Tailor's demo. I was originally going to use this demo for a tall hat but I really wanted to use the same materials as she did. Even the oversized hat I made came together nicely and easily. Thanks to myladyswardrobe  for the help. Second Hat Completed. Making of the First Hat.

For the Stays I used Custom Corset Pattern Generator I love the stays and am planning on making another pair for myself using the pattern from this again. Origianl Post