A 16/2 dyed linen thread is the epitome of sturdy craftmanship. Use the whole strand for a heavier sewing job or ply it down for finer work. This unwaxed thread holds a beautiful color and the selection is ever broadening. Each wooden spool holds about 20 yards of thread. The tail is secured with a small dot of beeswax. The entire thing is ready to drop right into your period sewing kit.
Products - Samson Historical
Unwaxed Linen Thread - Samson Historical
tail - Samson Historical
The provincial jacket, named for its rustic style, sets itself apart with a matching pointed stomacher. Specific to the 1760s and mid-century, this jacket has a longer design with generous skirting, a squared neckline, and looser sleeves characteristic of the era. With no buttonholes or lacing, this jacket is the perfect mix of simple and stylish, excellent for visiting with friends or going to the market. Linen is the most appropriate choice for a working-class or middling impression.
Samson Historical Brown Linen Jacket | Provincial
Heavyweight (18/3). Natural linen thread is considered the highest quality bookbinding thread. Imported from Germany. Available on spools (50 grams)
Sewing Thread Linen 18/3 - Unwaxed
Unwaxed Linen Thread
While not historically accurate to the 18th century, this bodkin performs a very important job. The large metal eye is perfect for holding cording or
Metal Bodkin
Unwaxed Linen Thread
Waxed Linen Thread- White — Two Hands Paperie