Silk scraps ideas

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Woven silk Sari scraps into a scarf! Quite the project, not quite finished yet, but so gorgeous!!

A few days ago I was trying to get some sewing done and my girls were playing on the floor behind me, rummaging around in my rubbish bin and my scraps drawer. They wanted me to sew this and pin that and I wanted them to be a bit more self sufficient. Then I had a brain wave! Last year at a craft night at Jodie's house, she gave me a packet of this stuff called Solvy. I vaguely remember her talking about it being some sort of water soluble stabiliser, but couldn't remember the exact details…

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Free motion embroidery creates a lot of scrap threads. I don’t throw them out and incorporate them in my art work. Here are a few tips on how to reuse them.

Written by Kate Curry What Is Ribbon Yarn? Sari Silk Ribbon is not only a beautiful fiber, but it has a fascinating story behind its origin as well. It can be used in so many different projects, from classic fiber work such as knit and crochet, to trendy DIY projects and jewelry making. Sari Silk Ribbon is made from 100% Sari Silk material. It’s often called “Recycled Sari Silk Yarn”, but don’t let that fool you! Sari Silk Ribbon isn’t actually made in the same way that traditional recycled…

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Found some scrap fabrics in my textile class in school- decided to put them into good use. They're quite easy to make and look awesome on your hair / clothes etc. I've made around 15 of them already...Pick the colours carefully- make sure they complement each other.. They're a bit messy ,but thats what I like about them :)

Use upcycled silk to make these three DIY hair accessories! The scrunchie, scarf, and bow can be used together or separately.I love recycling and upcycling fabric. It’s so satisfying to put fabric scraps to good use! Silk is a wonderful and beautiful fabric to work with, and it’s really good for your hair. Make one of these three DIY hair accessories with recycled silk fabric. diy silk hair accessories

Do you have some fabric scraps lying around? Don’t throw them out! Those scraps can be turned into useful household items or beautiful gifts.

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