Satin-Silk Scarf Kit using Fiber Etch®

Use Fiber Etch to create this stunning Devore' (burnout) satin scarf with our complete kit.

The scarf is a satin/silk blend which means that Fiber Etch will etch away the satin and leave the sheer silk behind. If you've seen these scarfs in the store, you know how much they charge - ouch.

It's super easy to do and you get to cut out snowflakes too! When's the last time you did that?

The satin/silk scarf takes dye wonderfully if you decide to add color after you've finished etching your design. Here's my version of the satin-silk scarf - etched and dyed.

The Satin-Silk Scarf Kit Includes:

• 1 - 8" wide x 45" long white satin-silk scarf
• The scarf has finished, rolled edges along all four sides
• Design pattern
• Stencil paper
• Fiber Etch - 2 oz bottle (2/3+ of the bottle will be left over for you to play with)
• Full instructions 

Satin-Silk Scarf

As you can see this scarf has a truly glorious sheen to it - and it's fully washable. No dry cleaning necessary.

Other Materials You'll Need

• Small tip, sharp scissors
• Straight pins
• Flat brush (stiff bristles to work the Fiber Etch into the scarf)
• Towel
• Newspaper or something similar
• Clothes dryer
• Fabric dye (optional)

You can learn more about using Fiber Etch by visiting our FAQ section.  Click here for our Velvet scarf, Fiber Etch, and Fabric Etching Book special offer.

Watch our video demonstration using Fiber Etch. Click here.

My Satin-Silk Scarf  - Etched and Hand Dyed

My satin-silk scarf, etched with a beautiful design - and still a lovely white color.

Close up view of the etching on one end of my satin-silk scarf.

My Fiber Etched satin-silk scarf after hand dyeing and salt effects. It looks sueded!

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