Elizabethan ruff

This is it! The week before the big Halloween Party. Which means I must finish my costume forthwith. And I am in need of one very specific accessory - an Elizabethan ruff collar. These collars look quite beautiful and are surprisingly easy make. All you need is some patience and a whole lot of ribbon. First things first, you will need a good tutorial. After looking over countless Elizabethan ruff how-tos, I have found this great video Materials: - Ribbon - Needle and thread - Scissors…

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Quick tutorial explaining how to make Harley Quinn's ruffle cuffs.

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Towards the end of the 16th century ruffs and standing collars demanded bold geometric needlelace.

The Building of an Elizabethan Wired Ruff Garment with wire ruff The wired ruff is not built in accordance with any body measurement; rather it is built according to the neckline shape of the bodice. This means the Elizabethan wired ruff is not interchangeable with other dresses than that for which it was made. Unless of course the other dresses were made from the same pattern and in the same size. Johanna Billings of the Stratford Shakespearean Festival Theatre built our Elizabethan wired…

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Standing Ruff Tutorial. This is for the ruff only, the wire support is not included (I didn’t take pics while I made that) The crinoline I use is not the same as tulle. It’s found in the utility...

Elizabethan gentry wore ruffs most often tied in the back. There might have even been buttonholes worked into the back of the doublet collar to tie the ruff It also sits properly with a standing collar , while a cartridge-pleated ruff takes up the vertical space on the neck that the collar should be occupying. If you'd like to dress in a formal Elizabethan costume, you'll want a stiff collar , called a ruff . If you are looking for a pancake-type tutu, A ruff is an item of clothing worn in…