B & S Lace

Bias & Stand Lace. A traditional English patern used by the Royal Navy from 1786 to 1794
 

Vellum Lace

A tradition pattern lace characterised by a solid flat band of horizontal threads
 

Granby Lace

A tradition pattern lace with diagonal bands and a scalloped border (Similar to Galon Baton)
 

Navy Lace

A traditional style worn by the Royal Navy 1795-1856
 

Oakleaf Lace

A decorative lace with an oak leaf pattern woven along the length
 

Fine Check Lace

These laces have a patterning of checking woven into them
 

Round Cord

A round cord, made with threads woven around a central core of yarn.
 

Russia Braid

The classic braid for figurework used since the 18th century. Used extensively for frogging and edgeing
 

Worsted & Flat Braid

These braids are narrow woven tapes and braids , used for edgeing and embelishment in worsted, linen and cotton
 

Square Cord

A cording woven to form a square section. Used for embelishment and frogging
 

Chain Gimp

The classic victorian era braid. A single cord plaited to form a long series of close loops. Used on almost all victorian frogging and braiding
 

Bullion Fringe

The classic fringe. This is a sereis of twisted purl threads woven into a header tape. Much finer than the bullions used for epaulettes this is the perfect trim for tassels and flag edging