Elizabethan embroidery

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Another intriguing 16th century book cover is the one traditionally said to have been worked by Elizabeth I at the age of about 12 years. It is in the collection of the Bodleian Library and a wond…

Stitched by Vanda Waller, Maree Talbot design

Elizabeth I's Lost Dress, the only piece of her clothing in existence, is on display at Hampton Court Palace in the presence of the divine Rainbow Portrait.

Previous Next Dunollie Rose & Honeysuckle Timezone 1 (9am-3pm UK time): 9-11 May 2023 BOOKING CLOSED Timezone 2 (4pm-10pm UK time): 14-16 May 2023 BOOKING CLOSED Deborah Wilding, in conjunction with The Crewel Work Company, has recreated this design with special permission from Dunollie near Oban, on the west coast of Scotland. During this class, […]

As part of The Lost Dress of Elizabeth I exhibition, Historic Royal Palaces teamed up with the Royal School of Needlework (RSN) to recreate some of the motifs from the Bacton Altar Cloth.

This is a 10x18 inches large Organic Cotton Sateen swatch of my 'Embroidered Elizabethan Jacket Goldwork Imitation' fabric design, which, as wallpaper and fabric, is available at Spoonflower. I also have some products featuring this design at my Zazzle Store! If you look at the largest possible size you'll see the pretty realistic mock embroidery (which is really just printed, not embroidered, on the fabric). The complete design is repeating seamlessly at a size of 28.79 x 18.73 inches.

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When acclaimed needlework artist Susan O'Connor set out to celebrate her love of Elizabethan Botanicals, a stitched masterpiece was born. Her stunning wool and