Tudor Stockings
by Anne Lane
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Tudor Stockings
by Anne Lane
Knit stockings rose above the knee and were gartered, or tied with woven or knit bands. Mended and darned until beyond repair, the legs were often used as ‘scoggers’ - forearm coverings worn for warmth and protection. These stockings are based on a pair and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Drawstring toe as for a hat.
Revised in 1994 by Dorrie Bell.
Revised in 2010 by Jackie Fee.
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