88:. The Longueville hangings were repaired by Nicolas Elsmeere for use during James' return visit to Scotland in 1617. Betoun is known to have made coloured velvet cloths to decorate and identify the ambassador's seats in the Chapel Royal during the baptism, and made bonnets for
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At the direction of James VI, Beaton was made a burgess and guild brother of
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217:'Anna of Denmark: Fashioning a Danish Court in Scotland',
23:(died 1620) was a Scottish embroiderer who worked for
139:Accounts of the Treasurer of Scotland, 1574-1580
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72:Embroidery and the baptism of Prince Henry
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