Tudor Day
On the 6th October my year had a Tudor day that was really fun!
We all dressed up in Tudor costumes. I had a hat with a feather in it, a cream shirt, waistcoat, breeches and white socks. I also had buckles on my shoes.
First I learnt some Tudor dancing that the peasants did (It was mostly just side-stepping around in circles holding hands.) After break I made some pottage and had to fill in a sheet about cooking (the pottage looked like sick!) x x
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Then I had lunch! o o
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Next I had to make a Tudor purse. First, I drew on some fabric around a template that was the shape of 2 purses joined together.Then I had to sew the shape together so it was folded in half and then it looked like an old purse.
Finally, I put some lavender in to make it smell nice!
And to end my Tudor day I made a pomander - that's basically an orange with cloves in. I called him star because when I made him it was meant to be a happy face but I did a clove in the middle with cloves around it so they looked like superstar glasses. I enjoyed making my pomander but the smell of cloves almost made me sick !!!
I liked my Tudor day and enjoyed making things!
Great blog Alfie! You really looked the part and would fit in perfectly with the Tudors!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is great Alfie. I had to take a group of children on a Tudor Day at our local castle and I hadn't a clue when it came to the dancing!
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Sounds like an awesome day!! Love the costume, the purse making looked quite fun too...however with your description of pottage...I don't think I'll be trying any of that soon!! :)
ReplyDeleteWell done Alfie, you would have made a fine fellow at court! Have to agree about the pottage though, it does not appeal at all. Xx
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