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Cloqué 26

This is ab outlandish silk in a techno look with a fine honeycomb that appears to be embossed. Responsible for this interesting relief structure is lycra, which is woven in as weft and warp. These small squares remind one of mosaics and show a wonderful shine and silk shimmer!

The high Lycra portion makes this modern bi-elastic Cloqué a perfect candidate for tight fitting patterns.
Here, we introduce to you a narrow top, for which a pattern for jersey fabrics was chosen. A fastener is not necessary, the Cloqué is elastic enough. Hemming all edges can also be skipped; the fabric barely frays and stays fairly stable on the cut edges.

The fringed scarf was made out of fine single-jersey, the blue skirt out of Crêpe satin with tender gold and silver threads.

Here, the same shirt in combination with a multi-layered skirt out of delicate chiffon yards and a stretch waistband out of the same Cloqué. The flower consists of yarn dyed, black-silver taffeta.

This youthful shirt was designed using different techniques: first it was scrunched up and tied, dyed in a pot filled with slightly simmering water and steamfixable silk paint.
After drying, it was sprayed with decolorizer using the funpump. Fine stripes at the cut edges and more broad and intense speckles were spread over the whole shirt.

This aged effect fits together wonderfully with the open, seamless manufacturing of the shirt. The decorative selvage creates a beautiful finish.

This is also easily possible with the Cloqué: A small, sun-yellow high-spirit pillow. Designed with the airbrush technique, using the Funpump.

The pillow was first tie-dyed in yellow silk paint and then sprayed with steam fixation paint. An additional steam fixation is not necessary in this case.

More information about setting color can be found here in the IDEEN.com-Journal.