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Golden Girl

Kimono Silk Chiffon in shades of golden brown

Crepe Georgette
Swing Jacket 
Silk
Golden Brown and Autumn Greens 

Fireside Swing Jacket - Just Added!

Swing Jacket silk Crepe Georgette
A classic 'one of one' jacket just for you! The simple yet elegant lines of this Swing Jacket will complement so many items in your closet. Crepe Georgette is light as a butterflies wing.... perfect over your favorite Little Black Dress for that all important professional event. ...or floating you into a wedding or graduation. Whatever your event..FIRESIDE... in shades of golden brown, deep chocolate, resonating reds and oranges is sure to become your favorite Event Wear.

Chiffon Kimono Jacket
Moss greens and lovely lavender accented with dragonfies and frogs...fun and fantasy all in one...pair with your LBD or skinny jeans. "ART" to wear at it's finest!

The perfect accessory for your Autumn Getaway.
Turquoise from Cerrillos, New Mexico, has lovely shades of moss green and bronze. On this jacket I worked to mix colors that represented the shades I love the most! Simply stunning with winter white, classic black and all the shades of autumn Easy to wear and elegant in it's simplicity.
One size, Hand wash or dry clean.

Abun* dance - #205

Dye on silk chiffon.  This design was created using soy wax with multiple layers of color blending and merging.  Sooo.... feeling bold and "in your face" today...let your outer shell match your inner spirit! 
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Wonder how I do it??

Well here is just on method I was used when I created the "Swinging in to Autumn" kimono jacket (pictured above). First the colors are layered one over the other until a piece 'feels" done. Then I leave the art to rests for 48 hours. Then the silk is carefully rolled up placing sheeting between the layers of silk - a very time consuming task. Once the task of rolling it up is complete, then it is steamed for 3 to 5 hours to 'set' the dyes.

I allow the silk to rest for 48-72 hours then it's washed and ironed (yes, you can wash and iron all of my art pieces) in cold water. Next I lay it flat on a terry towel to dry, and iron it while still damp (yes, ironed while still damp) using a piece of old sheet between the iron and the silk. Then the process is complete and the kimono is as good as new!