SILK! Silk in all its forms. [yes I know, silk is the fibre, not the fabric, but bear with me] I love it. The smell, the sound, the shine. Yum.
My wedding dress in silk chiffon and georgette
Silk/cotton ‘armistice’ blouse and skirt
Wild silk Vogue 1410, Lynn Mizono [I love this pattern so much, I have 4 which I wear in rotation, and one more on the cutting table…]
Wild silk and silk organza asymmetrical skirt, inspired by the Dogstar ‘Six Napoleon’ dress.
Silk dupion corset, Laughing Moon ‘Silverado’. This is leftover fabric from my wife’s wedding dress
Silk dupion corset, Truly Victorian #E01
Silk dupion Truly Victorian 1894 shirtwaist
My two restored silk parasols
Yup- sorry little silkworms, I really do love silk!
thedementedfairy 
Oh oh silk… although there is a silk wholesale in my area I often can’t afford it. Though I have often found lovely silk-cotton and silk-wool blends in the past, usually on sale. I got 7 m of a beige-white stripe for under € 20 this spring. So should I ever decide to do an Anglaise, we are all set.. 😉
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That shirtwaist!! So lovely! I’d say silk is my second favorite fabric– crisp taffeta has such a delicious sound and feel.
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I even love the smell of silk, it smells [to me] like milk…
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And, silk taffeta. Nuff said.
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Oh my goodness! Just one gorgeous, perfect piece after another…I can see why you like silk. You definitely know how to use it! ❤
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dunno about that missus, I just love the way it sounds when you cut it, and the way it shines, and the little ‘pock’ sounds when you stitch it. Yum.
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Silk is such a nice fabric to sew with. It presses beautifully and best of all comes in all those gorgeous shot colours. I love all the things that you have made with it. Gorgeous. Xx
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Oh yes, shot silk. Drrooooooooool
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