Purple in front is silk gauze, multi-colored silk is gauze like, light blue is a silk/hemp mix, bright blue is probably something like silk charmeuse, the plaid is a silk/cotton blend.
Weaving a seat cover with denim scraps leftover from a skirt and the legs of a pair of jeans.
I knit a square from wool, wove roving into a square pattern, did some needle stitching and stitching with wool yarn to secure and then tossed in the wash.
I pre-felted a checkerboard pattern with roving and then stitched to a square that I had knit and felted/fulled. The whole thing was tossed in the washing machine.
I wanted to see how this would wash up. It's a denim base, the blue is linen/rayon, the green linen, and the print a rayon. The print was cut twice the width I wanted, sewn wrong side to wrong side and then stitched down with the seam to the bottom. It washed up without any fray.
Working on mending a quilt that my mother made me when I was a child. I've added a woven ball for the dolls.
I'd say it's for Jude (Spirit Cloth) to share how this is done...I'm going to make a quilt with little squares like this some day...
White on white sample (slightly tinged white) is raw silk and wool.
Leaf is cotton and silk gauze. I used a crewel needle to pull the silk through. The nine patch is less than an inch in size.
Pillow woven from socks that I'd worn holes in. Strips were cut from everything but the toe and heel. The socks were all run through the washing machine to shrink (felt/full).
I can visualize an entire pillow down of little fish in a repeating pattern of some sort...
I cut a fringe into the bottom of this piece of knit fabric and then wove strips of chambray in.
I tore strips of raw silk, rolled them into a coil and then placed them in a low dye bath so that they weren't completely submerged.