Archaeological Textiles Review No.60: The Knitting Issue lace examining how it was used

examining how it was used

and wearing it near the skin was considered beneficial to one's well-being

instructions and all the necessary materials to make the clothing based on the garments made for 'The Greensleeves Project' including 100% silk satin and real silver-gilt (gold) spangles

The bodies feature hand stitched eyelets for fastening at the front with a linen lace finished with handmade brass aiglets

Archaeological Textiles Review No.60: The Knitting Issue lace examining how it was used141 pages Paperback 21cm x 29cm Illustrated throughout with photographs, diagrams and drawings Black and white with some colour photographs and pictures Published in 2018 The diamond issue of the Archaeological Textiles Review is devoted to the study of Early Modern knitted items. It includes articles on two 16th century caps (including the earliest known example of Danish knitwork), 16th century wool stockings, 17th century silk stockings,