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Long scarf

The word "Dobby" describes a shaft binding. This fabric was therefore created in a shaft binding, out of smooth threads with a pretty shine, in the usual excellent weaving quality. No matter from which side the silk is looked at, the fine diagonal pattern is still visible but it is much more fascinating and delicate then a simple twill. Due to the extremely fine threads, this fabric is perfect for felting, the wool wanders through easily. Also available by the meter.

The word "Dobby" describes a shaft binding. This fabric was therefore created in a shaft binding, out of smooth threads with a pretty shine, in the usual excellent weaving quality. No matter from which side the silk is looked at, the fine diagonal pattern is still visible but it is much more fascinating and delicate then a simple twill. Due to the extremely fine threads, this fabric is perfect for felting, the wool wanders through easily. Also available by the meter.

Here you can see and example for using the wax technique. In this case the hot wax was boldly applied onto the stretched silk, using a tjanting tool. Afterward, blue ad purple paint was applied. In order to create an expressive depth effect single areas were accentuated by applying darker paint with a brush.

More information about different wax techniques can be found here in the IDEEN.com-Journal.