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Neckerchief

An especially versatile material with two looks: the front has the famous, beautifully shinning satin look with a surface as smooth as glass. The back on the other hand, shimmers flat, similar to Crêpe de Chine. The Crêpe de Satin 12.5 falls softly, is crinkle resistant and reflects all colors in a shining and full way. Its smooth surface is perfect for dyeing, painting and printing.

An especially versatile material with two looks: the front has the famous, beautifully shinning satin look with a surface as smooth as glass. The back on the other hand, shimmers flat, similar to Crêpe de Chine. The Crêpe de Satin 12.5 falls softly, is crinkle resistant and reflects all colors in a shining and full way. Its smooth surface is perfect for dyeing, painting and printing.

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Here a design example for the wax-technique. The stretched neckerchief was spiral painted with a line out of wax and the free areas were filled in, using rainbow colors. Small wax drops are quite intended. ;)

For this pattern a Shibori-technique was used. The scarf was folded into a small package, pressed between two boards and dyed in a pot filled with steam-fixable silk paint.
Try out the different folding techniques! The result is often beautiful, sometimes surprising, but always very individual.

Here are two design example for the neckerchief out of Crêpe Satin 12.5. The flying upwards dove was designed using the wax-technique, the flapping downwards one in a Shibori-technique.