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MST-02
$23.00
Looking for a great way to brighten any fiber project? We present to you 8 colorful ounces of RECYCLED Sari Silk FIBER from the Sari production process.
These threads are the fibers that are cut from the looms used in the sari industry, some imperfections and debris... Read More
Working great for blending in for color and texture.
It is a fun assortment that will be interesting to use with my spinning projects.
Ordered this a couple of weeks ago. The colors are amazing and you get more than plenty.
wonderful and colorful to add into spinning novelty yarns.
This sari silk is really fun to use. I got the multicolor silk and I think the mix of colors was great. You get the whole rainbow plus a little bit of black and white. This is really fun to use in art yarn. You get a mix of really long threads as well as short threads too, so you can really mix up what you're doing with them. And if you're lucky, sometimes you even get small pieces that are still woven together, and are a really nice piece to put into your yarn!
Looking for a great way to brighten any fiber project? We present to you 8 colorful ounces of RECYCLED Sari Silk FIBER from the Sari production process.
These threads are the fibers that are cut from the looms used in the sari industry, some imperfections and debris are normal.
You will receive a randomized selection of silk fiber in multi colors or solid black. Perfect to use in blending, felting, and spinning projects.This fiber is recycled and not carded or processed into roving or batt form. If you would prefer specific colors, please leave an order note and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
The Sari has a long history in India. The first depiction of sari like costumes can be seen in sculptures dating back to 100 b.c The variety of colors, patterns, weaves and draping styles make the sari one of the world's most fascinating costumes. Today in India six and a half million people are engaged in the production of handloom sarees.
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