Light green Tudor style silk thread for Renaissance or Elizabethan reenactment or embroidery lettuce cap embroidery patterns and photographs of

embroidery patterns and photographs of original articles

• 100% cotton

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an interdisciplinary collaboration between a team of established historians and practitioners to study the Elizabethan ballad of Greensleeves

The aiglets are beautifully crafted with a smooth finish which makes threading the lace or point through an eyelet hole very easy

Light green Tudor style silk thread for Renaissance or Elizabethan reenactment or embroidery lettuce cap embroidery patterns and photographs of100% silk 2 ply 25g reel Approximately 750yd (685m) per reel (or spool) This listing is for light green silk thread. Most constructional stitching was carried out with linen thread in the 16th and 17th centuries, but Tudor tailors sometimes used coloured silk thread for finishing. This thread has been specially selected for hand sewing and is suitable for hemming and applying guards and trims. This thread is also appropriate for embroidery. We offer