white silk (for fabric dyeing)

of all of the fabric i have experience dyeing with, silk is the most pleasurable. i love to do natural dyes, where i wrap up plant material into a fabric, and then dye it in a bath. the easiest is to take rusty items like nails, or tools and wrap your fabric around them and tie it up tight. all it takes is a day with the rust touching the wet fabric to have either jet black (water only) or bright rust orange (water with a touch of vinegar). of all of the fabrics, silk makes the crispest designs. so crisp in fact that it is shocking, and the result is always beautiful. 

these here are kimono lining fabrics. they are lightweight, 100% silk fabrics that had been inside of a kimono. they typically come in thin strips of fabric, that can be long or short depending on the section of kimono that i removed them from. occasionally in the newer kimono, there can be a large panel of silk for the back of the kimono. this is also included in these bundles but everything is random so i cannot guarantee you will get one. 

these bundles have all sizes from very small to very long (2 metres).