Cherry Blossom Mawata Silk Hankies Hand Dyed Phat Fiber

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Catalog > Cherry Blossom - Mawata Silk Hankies



Cherry Blossom - Mawata Silk Hankies
Originally created for the January 2012 'Luxe' Phat Fiber box, this is a set of two Mawata silk hankies, rolled into a lovely flower. One hankie is a gradient of soft yellow to a slightly peachy pink. The second hankie is pink, natural, and leafy green. A bouquet of three of these sets (6 hankies) is enough to knit a pair of amazingly light and warm mittens....no spinning required. See my tutorial. These are perfect for gifting your favorite fiber fanatic....spinner and knitter alike. Or treat yourself for a special occasion....real silk flowers! ;) What you get: One flower is a set of 2 Mawata Silk Hankies, each hankie has 12-15 layers. 0.4 oz/12 grams total. Hand dyed with Lanaset dyes for the best light and washfastness. Hand wash cool, dry flat. **These will be made to order so that any 'bouquets' will match. Please allow 7 days prior to shipping.
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~We try our best to photograph the colors as true as possible, however monitors may vary, and some hues are elusive. Please read the descriptions, and keep in mind that a picture cannot convey the depths and subtleties of the colors as they play out on the yarn.~