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Silk Noil - 2 oz

$5.50

SILK NOIL
100% Silk
Undyed
2 oz
56 grams

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SILK NOIL
100% Silk
Undyed
2 oz
56 grams

SILK NOIL
100% Silk
Undyed
2 oz
56 grams

Silk noils are a fantastic way to introduce texture, color, and a touch of luxury to your spinning, felting, and papermaking projects. Their ease of use and versatility make them a must-have for any fiber enthusiast looking to enhance their creative work.

Silk noils are a versatile by-product of the silk combing process. Composed of short fibers with bits of the pupa, these noils add unique texture and visual interest to a variety of crafting projects.

Characteristics

  • Short Fibers: Silk noils consist of short, slightly irregular fibers, which create a distinctive texture in finished products.

  • Natural Additives: Containing small pieces of the silkworm pupa, they offer a unique and organic element to your crafts.

    Uses

    • Spinning: Silk noils can be blended with other fibers like wool to produce rovings and yarns with a textured, tweed-like appearance. The noils create charming flecks of color and texture throughout the yarn.

    • Dyeing: These fibers are easy to dye, absorbing colors well. When dyed, silk noils produce vibrant, speckled effects that enhance the visual appeal of your yarns and fabrics.

    • Felting: In Nuno felting, silk noils add an interesting texture. Simply incorporate them into your wool layers to achieve a dynamic, tactile surface.

    • Papermaking: Silk noils can be used in handmade paper projects, adding strength, texture, and a touch of luxury to the final product.

How to Use

  1. Blending for Spinning: Mix silk noils with wool or other fibers before carding. This ensures even distribution of the noils throughout the roving or batts, resulting in a consistently textured yarn.

  2. Felting: Lay silk noils on the surface of your wool layout before felting. As you felt, the noils will become embedded in the wool, creating a richly textured finish.

  3. Papermaking: Incorporate silk noils into your paper pulp mixture to add texture and visual interest. The noils will provide a unique, organic look to your handmade paper.

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