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10 swatches
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Free shipping, any silk, any color! Each swatch is approximately 2.5" x 2.75". Please group your colors together by silk type (dupioni, taffeta, etc.)
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coppery violet
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**WARNING: this combination of copper and violet has created a fairytale color that may cause daydreaming for hours on end!**
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bronzed aqua
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Complex and sexy, and a true never-ever. You'll definitely want this one for your bedroom...
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burnt sienna
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(5)
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Shot with black, this delicious re-imagining of everyone's favorite childhood crayon color is bound to stir up fond, long-forgotten memories, and give you a pinch of inspiration to create new ones...
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cafe au lait
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(8)
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This one is like sipping a delicious cup of coffee while sitting outside a parisian coffeeshop. C'est magnifique!
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champagne
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(18)
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The weaver has created this flaxen beauty by combining Chai with Arctic White, resulting in a shimmery, elegant tone. Raise the bubbly!
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charleston
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(7)
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A chic combination of milk chocolate brown and cornflower blue. Just the right touch of Southern Charm!
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chocolate mousse
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A bronze-and-burgundy parfait fit for a queen -- all of the fun and none of the calories!
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cinnamon
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(3)
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A spice obtained from the inner bark of certain trees that is used in both sweet and savoury foods. Spice things up with this earthy, ravishing tone!
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espresso
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(7)
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Our darkest dark-brown dupioni. Remember that feeling of wanting to run your hands through a barrel of rich, aromatic coffeebeans?
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gingerbread
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Warm and sweet, this rich, tasty color will have you headed for one of two places: your sewing workspace or the local bakery!
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hazelnut
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Rich and flavorful, this dark brown shot with burgundy radiates peace and tranquility.
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java
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(3)
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Named after the strong, very sweet coffee cultivated on the Indonesian island of the same name, this color is an alluring combination of dark and ruddy browns...
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oxford
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(3)
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Dressy and chic. Trendy and hip. This deep, rich brown-and-indigo fusion is sure to cause totally unnecessary interior redecorating.
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roman bronze
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(1)
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Noble and dramatic, this incandescent taupe-and-charcoal blend is an epic celebration of the stoic colors of yesteryear.
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slate
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(3)
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Slate is a fine-grained, foliated, homogeneous metamorphic rock made from volcanic ash through low-grade regional metamorphism. Or, it can be this gorgeous taupe-and-black silk, your choice!
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turkish taupe
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(4)
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A perky milk chocolate-and-black combination. It's your one-way ticket back to the days of Antiquity!
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warm cider
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(5)
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Warm brown and burgundy fuse to form an elegant, luxurious new color. Depending on the angle you view it from, this shimmery wonder shifts between the two colors quite dramatically.
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garden
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(1)
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Ah, the backyard garden, a sanctuary of serenity and splendor, where chaise lounges beckon you to rest under dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy of a pergola adorned with trailing vines. Amidst the lush flora and playful wildlife, one finds solace and delight. This iridescent dupioni, with its warm earthy brown and hunter green yarns, envelops one in luxury and comfort, just as the verdant oasis of a backyard garden embraces the soul with its tranquil charm and natural beauty...
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pecan pie
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(3)
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This gorgeous rusty chocolate brown and black spin is a sticky sweet confection - with NONE of the calories!
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shore
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(5)
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A light green aqua-and-cream pairing that reminds us of the timelessness at water's edge.
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antique copper
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(7)
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Reminiscent of vintage kettles and and bas-relief sculpture from yesteryear, this vibrant cornflower blue-infused orange silk wistfully pays homage to antiques and artistry of the past. Absolutely stunning!
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bourbon
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(3)
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A combination of toasted almond and burgundy, this rich color requires less commitment than the famous adult beverage it is named after.
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waterstone
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(3)
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A metaphor for the collision of two naturally-occurring elements: water, represented as a pale, pastel lavender, and stone, presented as a medium champagne. A fabric that is breathtaking in its beauty and simplicity.
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irish cream
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A silky smooth cinnamon brown-and-white treat for the eyes!
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maple sugar
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A sugary-sweet dark-beige hue with a bit of shimmer. Reminiscent of the infamous candy confection found throughout Vermont!
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acheron
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In ancient Greek mythology, Acheron was known as the "river of woe," and was one of the five rivers leading to the Greek underworld. We think this walnut brown-and-black pairing, dusted with a hint of olive green, embodies this mysterious, primeval legend!
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coriander
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(3)
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Coriander is a cooking spice often roasted or heated in a dry pan to heighten its flavor, aroma, and pungency. It is also a sumptuous cool brown-and-black iridescent silk that will add gusto to your next project!
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sandstone
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Sandstone is a luminous off-white & cinnamon pairing! Taupe has never been sexier!!
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khaki
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This tan is woven with a subtle gray crossweave and blends with nearly every other color!
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cardamom
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An earthy, understated taupe-and-black pairing that will spice up any project!
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russet
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This cinnamon-and-black pairing is earthy in color and rich in depth!
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palomino
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This rich medium brown is named after the majestic horse with the golden coat! It was a favorite of emperors and kings in ancient times, so much so that it was often portrayed in tapestries and artifacts across Europe and Asia.
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elsinore
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Introducing "Elsinore," named after the home belonging to that most famous of all dramatic characters, Prince Hamlet of Denmark! Unlike that Shakespearean castle, which was populated by ghosts, fired by deep passions, and elevated by some of the most profound thoughts ever produced by the human mind, OUR Elsinore silk possesses wisdom and depth, and looks just like the fortified stone walls of the legendary castle!
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vampyre
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They cast no shadow. They can't reflect in the mirror. They avoid sunlight and hunt at night. They have super strength and a hypnotic, sensual effect on their victims. It is said that some may even have the ability to morph into a bat or a wolf...this sexy hue straddles the line between deep espresso brown and a very dark plum! She looks equally stunning both in broad daylight and in the dark of the night, has the ability to transform into a beautiful piece of sewing art, and hypnotizes all who come near!
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jezero
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This solid clay color is named after a crater on Mars that was once flooded with water and is now rich in minerals and deposits! We were inspired by an exciting upcoming event: the Mars 2020 Rover mission that launches this July, hoping to answer key questions about life on the red planet!
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farro
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This stoic, solid wheat color is named after the ancient grain that is packed full of fiber, protein, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants!
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veneziano
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A love letter to Venice, Italy, one of the most beautiful - and undoubtedly the most romantic! - cities in the world, this luminous walnut gold-and-indigo pairing will turn any project into a piece of art!! You see, Medieval Venice looooooved gold leaf! It was used to decorate the interiors and exteriors of gorgeous buildings like San Marco Basilica, Palazzo Ducale, and, of course, Ca d'ora. Meanwhile, Venetian artists such as Bellini used gold in their paintings...Gold was EVERYWHERE!!
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squirrel
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This high-contrast silk is named after the ubiquitous furry creatures that inhabit our backyards! Here, black threads shoot through a bright, nutty brown, recalling the two-toned coloring of those adorable little guys!
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carmilla
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An ominous pairing of the deepest maroon you can imagine with onyx black!
Before there was Bram Stoker’s Dracula, (and Castlevania’s villainess by the same name), there was “Carmilla,” an 1872 Gothic novella by Irish author Sheridan Le Fanu that was arguably the earliest work of vampire fiction, steeped in sexual tension and gothic romance. In an isolated castle deep in the Styrian forest, Laura leads a solitary life with only her elderly father for company - until one moonlit night, a horse-drawn carriage crashes into view, carrying an unexpected guest: the beautiful Carmilla. So begins a feverish friendship between Laura and her mysterious, entrancing companion…but as Carmilla becomes increasingly strange and volatile, prone to eerie nocturnal wanderings, Laura finds herself tormented by nightmares and grows weaker by the day…
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affogato
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A luminous cream-and-gingerbread confection that will sweeten any project!!
An affogato is an Italian dessert that consists of a scoop of vanilla ice cream drowned in a shot of hot espresso, and is sometimes served with a few cookies on the side for dunking! It is indescribably delicious and if you’ve never had one, you’ve got to try it! Until you do, your curiosity - or, craving? - is sure to be satisfied by a few yards of this delectable dupioni!
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mucha
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An incredible luminous copper-and-brown alloy that absolutely glitters!!
With this stunning silk, we’ve chosen to honor the Czech artist, painter, and illustrator Alphonse Mucha! Unfamiliar with his work? Take a look at the accompanying reference photos and you’ll see why it makes perfect sense! Mucha lived in Paris during the Art Nouveau period and is best known for his distinctly stylized and decorative theatrical posters. His style was organic and ornate, graceful and dynamic, with curving, swooping lines and Byzantine borders, lettering, and frames. His iconic 'Mucha woman' had curves, flowing hair, pastel robes, and often a halo of light or flowers, which recalled the halos from religious iconography he was exposed to from a young age.
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apricity
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Apricity articulates the concept of the warmth of the sun on a cold winter day. It is a beautiful and poetic term for that feeling when the sun's rays touch your skin, bringing a sense of coziness and contentment. It is a reminder that even in the coldest of times, there is always the potential for warmth...
Similarly, this high-contrast silk dupioni fabric captures the essence of apricity. Created from a shimmery off-white and a medium earthy brown, it brings to mind the warmth of the sun's rays as they illuminate the earth. The fabric's interplay of light and dark, of warm and cool tones, is reminiscent of the changing seasons and the way that even in the depths of winter, there is always the promise of spring.
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mesquite
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AHHH, MESQUITE, the secret to capturing the essence of smoky, savory perfection in every dish! The aroma alone as it dances through the air is enough to transport you to a rustic, fireside feast! Can you picture succulent grilled meats (or tofu!) kissed by that unmistakable spicy essence, evoking the flavors of a sun-drenched Mediterranean evening?
This culinary-inspired dupioni is an enchanting blend of dark rust and deep black that captures the very essence of mesquite’s exquisite flavor profile. Much like a perfectly smoked brisket, this luxurious fabric exudes richness and warmth, making it the ideal choice for creating opulent home décor, elegant attire, or any project deserving of a colorful touch of savory magic! Whether in the kitchen or in your creative space, let Mesquite elevate your surroundings to a level of sensory delight you'll savor for years to come. Buon appetito, and happy crafting!
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shiitake
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SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS are known for their rich, earthy brown caps and slightly lighter gills, often with a touch of black around the edges. They are prized for their umami flavor and meaty texture, making them a popular ingredient in a variety of cuisines. Symbolically, the shiitake mushroom is associated with longevity and health, and is frequently used in traditional medicine for its immune-boosting properties. This earthy brown-and-black pairing evokes a sense of rustic naturalism and adds a grounded feeling to any ensemble.
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hearthstone
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What comfort there is in the flickering glow of the HEARTHSTONE, where shadows dance and the fire’s warmth cradles the weary heart like the embrace of some long-forgotten friend. Time seems to slow, as the crackling logs sing their ancient, soothing song, coaxing forth the dreams and stories of those gathered close, with cheeks flushed and spirits lightened by the glow. It is in such humble moments that the soul is nurtured, and the burdens of the day fly away like embers, leaving only the lingering warmth of a golden love.
This dupioni, with interwoven threads of sesame and scarlet, shimmers like the very light of the hearth itself, where warmth and fire blend to form a glowing tapestry that both soothes and kindles the soul…
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