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10 swatches
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Free shipping, any silk, any color! Each swatch is approximately 2.5" x 2.75". Please group your colors together by silk type (dupioni, taffeta, etc.)
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amethyst
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(16)
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Elegant. Shimmery. Exotic. Such words cannot begin to do this gorgeous color justice, but it's a good start. Buy some and see for yourself!!
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octarine
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(2)
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Octarine is the color of magic, the undisputed pigment of the imagination. Whenever it appears, it is a sign that mere matter is a servant to the power of the magical mind. Enchantment itself!
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vintage pink
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(3)
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A retro rhubarb-and-cream combination that evokes the long-lost colorways of yesteryear...
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baby pink
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(20)
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Creamy and light, this soft hue is a little girl's dream come true.
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bubblegum
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(10)
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Girly and flirty, this adorable spin is, like, totally cool!
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calico
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(4)
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Calico is a delicious solid hot pink dupioni. Perfect for springtime!! And summertime!! And fall!! Even wintertime!!
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coral mist
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(3)
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A delicate, unobtrusive pink with a shot of apricot underneath. A unique silk dedicated to keeping you the center of attention.
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cotton candy
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(8)
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This yummy color recalls the whimsy and fun of childhood.
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fuchsia
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(14)
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This solid jewel-toned weave is vibrant, bold, and arresting in its purity.
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harlequin
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(9)
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Like a passionate romance novel, the courtship between this silk's pink and blue colors symbolize the timeless notion that opposites attract.
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hibiscus
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(4)
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A delicious fuchsia-and-pink combination inspired by the showy pink flower!
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hollywood
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(4)
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Bold and sexy, this color evokes the glamour and dazzle of red carpets, popping flashbulbs and afterparties...Driver, take us to Hollywood Boulevard, please!
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kashmir
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(7)
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This creamy pink embodies the eastern mysticism and color of the Subcontinent. It radiates the romantic, unhurried serenity of this storied region in northern India.
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metallic rose
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(2)
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Light peach mixed with charcoal shadows offer an unparalleled multidimensional depth and an unusual metallic shimmer.
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miami
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(2)
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This beautiful bubblegum-and-hunter green silk recalls tropical weather, tangy margaritas, and the fun of strolling down South Beach...
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parisian pink
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Only the French could make pink this sexy and sophisticated. The luminous Arctic White tint underneath its Fuchsia overtone creates a mesmerizing complexion.
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penny candy
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(11)
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This sexy magenta & black pairing reminds us of some of the sweets found only at old-fashioned candy shops. And yes, it really does look just like the photo!
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roseberry
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(6)
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An alluring warmth makes this deep, sensuous fuchsia-and-pink weave perfect for the boudoir. Beware -- romance awaits...
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soho
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(4)
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A rare iridescent combination of Cotton Candy Pink and Milk Chocolate, this ultra-chic silk is your first-class ticket to art galleries, cobblestone streets and elegant city living!
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tiramisu
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(4)
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A light, delectable dessert for the eyes. All that's missing from this rare combination of espresso brown and light pink is a shot of Frangelico to go with it!
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zinfandel
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(13)
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Zinfandel is a kind of red grape planted in many California vineyards. It produces a semi-sweet rose blush that looks just like the graceful pink silk you see here.
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rosewood
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(5)
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This extraordinary dark rose-and-black fusion is an iridescent homage to the rich, aromatic wood that possesses a silk smooth texture!
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strawberry margarita
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(5)
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If you could turn everyone's favorite adult beverage into a silk, this would be it. Sweet and fruity!!
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zephyr
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(5)
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This gorgeous blend of peach and beige recalls the gentle west wind that brings light spring and early summer breezes.
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ballerina
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(3)
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Light and sure-footed, this peach-tinged dancer begs for a solo in your next sewing recital!
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hydrangea
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(3)
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Celebrated florist Tan Jun Yong once declared, "The light delicate blush of the Pink Hydrangea reminds me of a beating heart, while its size could only match the heart of the sender." We think his sentiment perfectly sums up this dusty rose-and-light gray pairing!
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potion
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(6)
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Magicians, sorcerers, dragons, fairies, and witches endow potions with magical properties in order to bewitch others. We have no doubt that if you imbibe some of this captivating color, you will quickly fall under its spell!
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blush
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(4)
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Named after the semi-sweet wine native to North America, this solid pale peach color evokes feelings of nostalgia for an earlier time when life was just a little less complicated...
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spiceberry
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(3)
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Spicy yet fruity, this rarely-seen combination of burgundy and pink is a candy-coated treat for the senses!
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barcelona
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(2)
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This rapturous dark fuchsia recalls the romantic side of Spain's sexiest city!
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melodrama
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(9)
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Just like the literary work it is named after, this passionate cranberry-and-black pairing appeals to the passions within. One of the most achingly beautiful colors we have ever carried...
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eventide
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(4)
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When this baby pink-and-navy pairing arrived, we felt it captured the color and emotion of the clouds as they recede into night...a time of day called Eventide!
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boudoir
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(1)
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A sexy, raspberry-tinted fuchsia. Where this color goes, romance follows...
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pirouette
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(7)
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This graceful hot pink-and-white pairing falls between our Bubblegum and Baby Pink dupionis, and will make onlookers twirl in admiration!
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country rose
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(1)
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This lovely hot pink-and-caramel pairing transports us to a cozy little garden, full of blooming flowers and marvelous aromas, where grandma has set the table for afternoon tea on the outdoor terrace. In this scene, pink roses are found everywhere: all around the garden, in vases, dotting the bone china and the teapot, and embroidered on the throw pillows....
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crabapple
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(2)
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This mind-blowing pinky red-and-scarlet fusion is a refreshing does of elegant sass!
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persephone
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Named after the beautiful Greek goddess from ancient mythology, this eye-popping pairing of brilliant fuchsia and sky blue is truly a magnificent gift from the gods!
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flamenco
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Just like the highly-expressive Spanish dance that is characterized by hand-clapping, percussive footwork, and intricate movements, this rhythmic fusion of fuchsia and yellow is an absolute showstopper!
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vaudeville
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After more than a year of isolation, we're all craving laughter, social gatherings, and lots and lots of entertainment!! And this vivid and vibrant raspberry fuchsia with a reddish-orange shot definitively captures the essence of one of the best forms of entertainment from yesteryear!
Vaudeville - born in France at the end of the 19th century - was comedy based on comical situations without much in the way of psychological or moral implications, and was often interspersed with charming songs or lighthearted dances!
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lip gloss
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This frosty iridescent is composed of deep mauve and ivory. They counter-diffuse each other, resulting in a creation that is every bit the textile incarnation of that shiny, glossy, opalescent cosmetic!
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degas
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This delicate pastel peachy-pink is an homage to the world of pale, soft tints used by the great French artist Edgar Degas in his many famous ballerina paintings!
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pamplemousse
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This solid, muted rose is named after the fruit that is closely related to the grapefruit, but is sweeter and grows as large as twelve inches in diameter! A pamplemousse can be eaten by itself or as part of a salad, but arguably the best use of this grandiose fruit is in...cocktails!!
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