Raw Silk, Frozen, dyed with Truffle Brown and Chocolate Brown dyes.
Here are some detail images of the raw silk.



I needed some brown fabric for the pillows I plan to make for our newly decorated family room. It was below zero outside, so I froze the soda ash soaked fabric before bringing it in and pouring the dye over. Nice patterning huh?
2 comments:
Wow!! What beautiful fabric can be created from that white stuff. Almost makes me wish I were wintering in Michigan rather than AZ. Can't wait to see how you use it. Ginny
I love it! Ice dyeing is one of my favorite techniques, but I haven't tried it on silk... raw or otherwise yet. I look forward to seeing the finished pillows!
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