
The ribbon below shows a dupioni silk which is a bias cut ribbon. A true ribbon is woven and has edges, this is bias cut from fabric and sewn together at intervals. I like how the edges fray after dyeing and washing. I also have this in a wider size .

I'm still waiting to get my order from the Gift Fair and after I experiment with those ribbons I will be putting together some necklaces to show and sell. I know it has taken me a while to follow through but sometimes that's just the way it goes. Thank you to those who have been inquiring.
I used my scanner to photograph these and I'm not happy with it. I need a different scanner, so until that happens I'll go back to using my digital camera.
2 comments:
As always, your ribbons are beautiful. I like the idea of the not-really-a-ribbon with frayed edges.
Joanne
I think the bias cut 'ribbon' will make lovely wayward threads as well as necklaces. Love the coppery colors.
jan
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