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For Sale 100% Silk and Shot Silk Pink Colour Fabric Remnants Large Bundle wedding, crafts


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100% Silk and Shot Silk Assorted Pink Colour Fabric Remnants Large Bundle.

Price ?30

From Bennett Silks

Most fabric is medium weight with a couple of pieces being finer.

Would suit dress making, crafts, scarves, wedding etc.


Silk Descriptions


Shot Silk

Pink and Orange Shot Silk 41 x 113 cms


Pink and Cream Shot Silk 72 x 120 cms


Pink and Yellow Shot Silk 47 x 123 cms (2 marks on bottom of fabric 12 cms in)


Salmon Pink and Yellow Shot Silk 35 x 122 cms


Bright Pink and Silver Shot Silk 39 x 72 cms


Bright Pink and Red Shot Silk 31 x 72 cms


Bright Pink and Purple Shot Silk 35 x 113 cms (3 cm hole 22cms in from bottom and small mark on fabric 9 cms in from edge)


Dark Metallic Pink and Ochre Shot Silk 30 x 88 cms


Bright Pink and Cream 12 x 54 cms


Other Silk

Matt Pale Pink Silk 49 x 37 cms


Pale Pink Silk 60 x 92 cms


Coral Pink Silk 15 x 92 cms (2 dots from pen on fabric)


Purplish Pink Sink 32 x 36 cms


Purplish Pink Silk 49 x 74 cms (fade marks)


Purplish Pink Silk 63 x 89 cms (fade marks and a couple of dots on fabric)


Assorted Silk Off Cuts

12 assorted pieces of silk and shot silk most approx. 20 x 15 cms

Some have the odd mark on them or a tear in the fabric.


These pieces are all left over from projects and come from an assortment of fabrics.

Although the colour name may be the same it may not be from the same fabric roll or batch.

I have looked carefully at each piece and have tried my best to describe the pieces and any marks on them but it is possible the odd mark may have been missed. Where there are marks there is still plenty of useable fabric left on each length.


A gorgeous collection of silk which could be turned into some wonderful clothing or used for an art/craft project.


From a pet free and non smoking home.


Price ?30

Collection from Camberwell SE5

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