Made For?: <\/strong>Woman
Size: <\/strong>M
Fabric Construction:<\/strong> Woven
Fabric Construction – Other:<\/strong>
Woven Structure:<\/strong> Structure is plain weave with supplemental warp. It was woven on 8 shafts on a Schacht loom. The lining is vintage kimono silk satin dyed by winding onto a rope, compressed and then dyed. The colors were to repeat the silk warp stripes in the outer fabric.
Yarn Details and SETT:<\/strong> I wanted to use this vintage fabric that I wove so long ago that I do not have specific information on it. It is plain weave fine wool with silk supplemental warps to make the stripes.
Handspun Details:<\/strong>
Stitches:
Special Treatments:<\/strong> As stated above, the lining was “rope dyed”. I wound the fabric on a rope, compressed it and then dyed it in green and purple. I used fiber reactive dyes.
Textile Finishing:<\/strong> The outer fabric was hand wash, then dried in the dryer.
Textile Challenges:
Garment Construction: <\/strong>I cut out both the fabric and the lining, hemmed each separately, sewed the shoulder seam then put them together so that they could be bound together by the binding.
Lining:
Special Features:
Pattern:
Garment Challenges:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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