I just finished weaving and plying the fringe of another collapse-weave scarf in silk and silk crepe. I love seeing the magic in the water, to use the words of Laura Fry. Here's a video, maybe a little rough around the edges, but successfully capturing the immediate change that happens when you first immerse this kind of fabric in water.
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OMG ...You are so cutting edge...love your work. Your excitement about what you learn & your generosity of sharing it.
joy
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