On 1/13/09 5:31 PM, Susie Rose wrote:
But maybe I can find some black crepe or silk.
http://www.dharmatrading.com/html/eng/1671840-AA.shtml
They will sell you a swatch set.
I was disappointed that there is no hanky-weight habotai,
but the rayon challis might work. You have to buy at least
If you want black silk, you could try:
http://www.thaisilks.com/
they have a good range of silks (and silk mix fabrics) including black
fabrics
Sue
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--- On Tue, 1/13/09, bev walker wrote:
From: bev walker
Subject: Re: [lace] Black Hankie Linen
To: "Susie Rose"
Cc: "Arachne"
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 2:06 PM
Hello Susie and everyone
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Hello to One and All!
I'm currently working on a black and gold torcheon lace hankie. In keeping
with the black theme I would like to find some black hankie linen. (It's to go
with a Rock N Roll outfit that I'm making. My Beau is a heavy metal
singer/songwriter. I gotta look good for my man!)
Hello Susie and everyone
Is the Torchon lace in linen? If it is black cotton, then try a dress weight
cotton fabric, which would be easier to find than fine black linen. I think
for the same reasons as home dyeing, black linen if you can find it doesn't
stay black. Or you could go with a synthetic
