100% Silk Satin Fabric – Light Weight 12 momme

Discover the timeless elegance of this 100% silk satin fabric. It’s luxurious smooth finish together with its beautiful drape creates an unequaled material to showcase your natural dyeing. In addition the light weight and flowing shimmer of this 100% silk fabric, classified as 12 momme is perfect for eco leaf printing & natural dyeing. Not to mention that it’s 114cm width is perfect for our Draped Top and T Top easy to sew pdf sewing patterns. Creating a zero waste statement piece.

Why is silk satin it so beautiful?

Without a doubt it’s the perfect pairing of silk fibres with the satin weave, with a smooth lustrous sheen on one side and a soft, matte finish on the reverse, making perfect for projects requiring a luxurious, soft drape and exquisite natural beauty. As well it’s supple, fluid nature makes it easy to handle, whether you’re dyeing, eco-printing, painting, or using it as-is in all its natural glory.

Perfect for eco leaf printing and natural dyeing?

In essence the smooth surface of satin fabric together with the undemanding dyeing properties of silk is unequalled in showcasing the beauty of eco leaf printing  and natural dyeing. In addition this light weight satin is also perfect for Nuno felting adding both exquisite textures and depths.

We use our 100% silk satin fabric and we love it!

Not to mention that we can highly recommend this %100 silk satin fabric from experience, use it in both our made in Australia Draped Top & T Top Blanks

100% silk satin fabric product details:

• Fibre content: 100% Pure Silk

• Weave: Satin

• Weight: 12 momme

• Width: 114cm (45 inches)

• Colour: Natural white off-white, undyed

• Finish: Shiny smooth right side, matte on the reverse side

• Sold by: The metre, we cut cut you one meter or 10 meters and anything in between.

Care Instructions:

Gently hand wash in warm water, with a pH-neutral laundry detergent. Avoid excessive wring. Dry flat or hang away from direct sunlight. Iron on silk or wool setting, using a pressing cloth and testing on a small piece first.