From Library Journal
The creation and use of silk "paper" is a new craft that has a great deal of promise. Brightly colored silk tops (unspun hanks of silk fibers) are flattened on nylon net, brushed with adhesive, and dried to form a lustrous, paperlike fabric that can be cut, stitched, and embellished. This book contains detailed instructions for making silk paper, several very elegant projects for evening bags, and a gallery of silk paper works by several Australian and Canadian artists. This book is certain to be of interest to fiber crafters and belongs in fiber arts collections as well as general crafts.
Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
Follow directions for making your own silk paper, then use your favorite hand or machine embroidery techniques to complete beautiful projects. Wrap an ordinary box with fabric scraps. Match an elegant silk-covered purse with a brooch, hat, evening accessories, and more. “A new craft that has a great deal of promise....Belongs in fiber arts collections as well as general crafts.”—Library Journal.
