Blend of silk and abaca fibers: Delivers a smooth, strong, and fluid fabric texture for professional results
Vibrant color options: Available in a range of colors for creative versatility
Easy to color with silk dyes: Simplifies the process of achieving custom shades
Unique sheen: Enhances the visual appeal of trims and finished pieces
Strong and durable: Suitable for trims, trapeze, and other millinery applications
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Silk Abaca
is the blend of silk and abaca fibres and is a relatively new fabric to the millinery trade. This vibrant material is made by weaving the processed stalks of the abaca tree, a banana palm from the Philippines, through silk.
It is really smooth, strong and fluid, is easy to colour with silk dyes and has an incredible sheen.
The
Material
Silk and abaca blend
Widths
30 in, 39 in
Color options
Blue, Green, White, Yellow, Red, Pink, Purple, Orange, Brown, Black
Care instructions
Not specified
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The materials is super thin extremely frayed and faded out. I’m not sure what any of the colors are but they do not fit the description. When I messaged them they said maybe I should
Color it with dye or a marker. It’s supposed to be simple primary colors. And I would buy raw material if I had time to dye it…this has cost me 1000$ in refunds and four clients
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Rhiannon · April 11, 2024
The materials is super thin extremely frayed and faded out. I’m not sure what any of the colors are but they do not fit the description. When I messaged them they said maybe I should
Color it with dye or a marker. It’s supposed to be simple primary colors. And I would buy raw material if I had time to dye it…this has cost me 1000$ in refunds and four clients
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Rhiannon · April 11, 2024
The materials is super thin extremely frayed and faded out. I’m not sure what any of the colors are but they do not fit the description. When I messaged them they said maybe I should
Color it with dye or a marker. It’s supposed to be simple primary colors. And I would buy raw material if I had time to dye it…this has cost me 1000$ in refunds and four clients