Enough for a ruff - Tudor style Schole-House lace for Elizabethan or Renaissance reenactment, 1 3/4" (45mm) Lace and Length:Schole House Lace 4 yards Book 2:The Tudor Child written

Book 2:The Tudor Child written by Jane Huggett and Ninya Mikhaila

kirtle and matching sleeves

another popular 16th century technique for embellishing fabrics

Since there is limited expensive silk and cloth from these previous projects

Enough for a ruff - Tudor style Schole-House lace for Elizabethan or Renaissance reenactment, 1 3/4" (45mm) Lace and Length:Schole House Lace 4 yards Book 2:The Tudor Child written100% cotton Off white colour (can be made whiter) 1in (45mm) wide 4yd (3. 65m) long or 6yd (5. 49m) long Made in France Finished in the United Kingdom Made exclusively for The Tudor Tailor PLEASE NOTE, this lace is normally sold by the half yard (see below). However, this discounted listing is for 4 yards or 6 yards of Schole House lace (with or without Insertion Lace), which is enough to make a ruff suitable to the late 16th or early 17th century. 4