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Pam of Pamela Kellogg’s Kitty & Me Designs shares her secrets for hand-dyeing silk ribbon. The materials she uses (except for the silk ribbon itself) are inexpensive and widely available. You can have every color you’ve imagined for your silk-ribbon embroidery or crazy quilting. See the tute.




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  1. Deepa Balagopal on March 2, 2011 9:02 am

    Wonderful technique, thanks Pam and Denis

  2. Pam Kellogg on March 3, 2011 1:45 pm

    Thank you for visiting me!

  3. Lauren on February 11, 2012 10:38 am

    I have been falling madly in love with silk ribbons used in jewelry lately. I was wondering once they are dyed do you have to worry about them bleeding at all? For instance say someone is wearing a bracelet with a piece of silk in it, they are outside and it starts pouring down rain, would the silk bleed if wet? I’ve never really worked with them to know.

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