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Silk Gauze
Description
Silk gauze is a sheer, thin open weave fabric sometimes confused with organza.
Silk organza is heavier and crisper. Like it sounds, silk gauze is more
loosely woven, and and fairly floppy. Unlike its cotton cousin, silk gauze
is not used for bandages.
General Uses
Silk gauze is very lightweight and sheer, and can be gathered for bouffant
uses, used alone or over other fabrics for closely-fitted to loosely-fitted
blouses, dresses and evening wear. Also useful for facings, interfacings
or lining. Both silk gauze and silk organza are easy to sew and don't show
needle holes.
Fabric Care
Washable, but wash it before cutting out. Click on the fabric care buttons
to the left for more information on washing silks.
Colors
We stock silk gauze in white, but it dyes very well.
Pricing
Silk gauze is 45" wide, and is $6.50 per yard.
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3910 N. Lamar, Austin, TX, USA 78756
Tel: +1 (512) 302-0844
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