4638 results for "Silk yarn" between $5.00 and $50.00

Roomy and relaxed silk/cotton with vented seams for cool comfort. Coconut buttons, collar loop, and split side seams. Dry clean. Imported. CLICK ON SWATCHES BELOW TO SEE COLOR CHANGE

I love that this is a recycled by-product of another textile process. The color variation is very nice and evenly distributed through the skein. A little bit lumpy-bumpy, but that does add to the charm of this yarn. This is a single ply yarn, so a little bit tightly twisted making it rather rough, but I must say that it hangs nicely without kinking.

What can you do with this fabulous recycled silk yarn? It would make a great knitted or crocheted hat or scarf, or try something less conventional like a pretty addition to your Christmas tree decorations! Still need more ideas? A thin scarf could double as a stylish belt, make durable lanyards, or put some beads on for a fun necklace! Hang picture frames, use as ribbon on a gift, or give as a gift to your groovy knitting friends (maybe tie it to a gift card for a small gift that can give big!)....

Silk Bamboo Yarn-Orchid

80% Alpaca ~ 20% Silk. Paca de Seda is a luxurious alpaca/silk blend. Each 50 gm ball is approximately 91 yards. The gauge = 16 st / 4" (4 st/1") using US #8 (5mm) needles.

Note: Due to the nature of handspun yarns there may be tied knots or breaks in the skein. Hand wash in cold water or dry clean.

The Schulana Crealana 22 pattern book has truly a beautiful collection of exquisite Spring/Summer patterns and is full of cool and delicate sweaters featuring lace and cables. The yarns used include Fashion Silk, Filolino, Seta Moda, Super-cotton, and many others. Elegant yarns and wearable designs can be found throughout Schulana's collection. Their high-end fibers are favorites of both top designers and knitting...

GGH Silk is technically a very high quality silk for the modern knitter. As a multi-ply yarn, it is extremely comfortable to wear, the elegant sheen of the silk is brought to the fore and the volume of the silk increased by the multiple ply. Each skein is 165 yards and knits to a gauge of 26 sts per 4 inches on a recommended needle size US # 2-3.

These lustrous yarns are from India and are handspun by the unique method of softening with soap, then pulling out the fibre directly into a yarn. This produces a semi-continuous, extremely strong yarn with a very long staple (3"+). The yarns dye beautifully, with colours slightly muted by the soft undertone of beige. The colour is a light silvery brown, slightly variegated. Suitable for knitting, by hand or machine, and for warp.

Our Himalayan recycled silk yarn colors are spun together in a complex manner, no two skeins are exactly alike. At this time, 100% silk solid color yarn is difficult to obtain. Those selling solid color "recycled silk yarn" are most likely selling yarns that actually have no silk in them! Its light to bulky weight knits up great on size 7 or larger needles. Not over spun like some natural yarns, many people say...

This handspun yarn comes from the wild caterpillar that eats the leaves of the Som Tree or the Soalu Tree and is found in Assam, India. The silk produced is of a golden color.

As a word of caution, please order carefully when estimating your yarn needs. Hand dying is an “imperfect art” and dyelot quantities are limited. Subtle variations in skeins of the same dye lot are not unusual. When using hand dyed yarns, it is good practice to knit from more than one ball at a time and to warp using more than one skein at a time. We also suggest that you not expect different dye lots to be exactly the same or that the same color combination will be exactly the same on different...

This multi colour sari Yarn is by product of colourful saris that women wear in Nepal. It is the loose end of saris collected from Industrial mills in Nepal that is hand spun into yarn.our fairly traded hand spun recycled silk sari yarn is made by a women's collective group in Nepal This Recycle Silk Yarn Made From 75% Silk 25 % Cotton, Assort Color Only

Silk yarns! I've always loved silk - not just its feel, but also the smell (a weaver-friend of mine says that is the smell of money!), the sheen (bombyx - tussah has a "flat" finish), the drape, its ability to take dye, and the wonderful "scrunch" when you squeeze it.

Ashland Bay "Peru" Yarn - Ready for Dyeing. Worsted Weight - priced per 8oz skein. You'll love this soft and luxurious blend of Alpaca, Merino Wool and Silk from our friends at Ashland Bay. This yarn dyes will with Acid Dyes or Country Classics and looks stunning in the natural cream color as well. Another high quality undyed Alpaca blend from Ashland Bay! 50% Fine Alpaca/30% Merino/20% Silk 1000yds/lb 4 Ply Yarn