Parisian Night and Nimbus Cloud Abstract Silk Crepe
Find security in our Parisian Night and Nimbus Cloud Abstract Silk Crepe. Treating one to a semi-dry, subtle textured hand and a superb, rippling drape, this crisp medium is, without-a-doubt, the commander-in-chief (of high-fashion)! Tightly twisted weft yarns compose this lightweight silk, lending a comfortable touch to the wearer as well as (nearly) true opacity. Twirl around at occasions ranging from casual to semi-formal in A-line silhouettes, dresses, skirts, and more. Composed of 100% silk, it has countless benefits such as its anti-static properties, fiber strength, and ability to resist flames. Though without any give, we say stretch, schmetch, simply design with extra wearing ease in mind. Superior for jumpsuits and rompers, too, imagine making a statement with either-or, or a spaghetti-strap slip dress or peplum blouse with one of our lace trims. As silks tend to test our patience when cutting, try layering the fabric over pattern paper or tracing paper and utilizing a rotary cutter and self-healing mat to ease the process.
$8.74
Original: $24.96
-65%Parisian Night and Nimbus Cloud Abstract Silk Crepe—
$24.96
$8.74
Description
Find security in our Parisian Night and Nimbus Cloud Abstract Silk Crepe. Treating one to a semi-dry, subtle textured hand and a superb, rippling drape, this crisp medium is, without-a-doubt, the commander-in-chief (of high-fashion)! Tightly twisted weft yarns compose this lightweight silk, lending a comfortable touch to the wearer as well as (nearly) true opacity. Twirl around at occasions ranging from casual to semi-formal in A-line silhouettes, dresses, skirts, and more. Composed of 100% silk, it has countless benefits such as its anti-static properties, fiber strength, and ability to resist flames. Though without any give, we say stretch, schmetch, simply design with extra wearing ease in mind. Superior for jumpsuits and rompers, too, imagine making a statement with either-or, or a spaghetti-strap slip dress or peplum blouse with one of our lace trims. As silks tend to test our patience when cutting, try layering the fabric over pattern paper or tracing paper and utilizing a rotary cutter and self-healing mat to ease the process.
