Yes, I would use a light weight fusible interfacing and a very sharp--NEW--needle with diameter. Silk likes to keeps its holes so you want to keep them small.
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: Sewing with Silk Dupioni
30 Jan 2011 12:56 #55812
Debby Maddy was just at our guild. She does a lot with silk. She sells a stabilizer on her website that is wider than what you can get at the stores. Try googling her.
Frances
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Re: Sewing with Silk Dupioni
30 Jan 2011 11:47 #55803
I use a fusible polymesh and this helps tremendously. I cut it after applying the polymesh and no more raveling! the stabilizer also supports the fabric for stitching which silk can " run" sometimes.
Phyl
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Re: Sewing with Silk Dupioni
30 Jan 2011 09:10 #55785
Help! I just bought some beautiful silk dupioni - couldn't help myself. But it does ravel quite a bit. Is it best to use some kind of fusable liner with it or is there some other suggestion to keep it from raveling.
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