So interesting, and gorgeous fabric. Love knowing how these beautiful textiles are made - whole new dimension to appreciating the expertise and process that goes into a fabric and garment
That is really cool. Had no idea. See, this is why your channel rocks! Nice little sparkles of information while featuring awesome people in the business! Funny, I mentioned that I wanted more from this particular episode... And then this gets uploaded! Thanks and cheers!
I’m not an expert on the subject but I do know something about it. Are you sure he is correct? It’s usually the opposite of what he says. The organic fabrics are the ones that are usually eaten away and it’s the synthetic fabric is the one that is left behind. So for the first fabric, it would usually by the black part that is the silk. Are there different types of agents that react differently to different materials for burnouts?
Hi Josefk5659, thank you for your comment. Yes, we are 100% sure he is correct. David Park has been in the silk business for 30+ years. Do not think of the fibers as "organic" and synthetic" because that is not the reason a burnout works. The reason a burnout works is because the chemical reacts and dissolves the cellulose fiber (rayon), leaving only the protein fiber (silk) behind.
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LUV Burnout fabrics. I have done burnout and have scarves and outfits in burnout. Thanks for the info!
Gorgeous fabric!!!
very informative on the burnout technique..and the results are stunning…keep the info coming
So interesting, and gorgeous fabric. Love knowing how these beautiful textiles are made - whole new dimension to appreciating the expertise and process that goes into a fabric and garment
Great video! Very informative.. beautiful burnouts! Great job R&D!! Love your content!
We're glad you enjoy the content!
That is really cool. Had no idea. See, this is why your channel rocks! Nice little sparkles of information while featuring awesome people in the business! Funny, I mentioned that I wanted more from this particular episode... And then this gets uploaded! Thanks and cheers!
the universe! It's magic!!
I’m not an expert on the subject but I do know something about it. Are you sure he is correct? It’s usually the opposite of what he says. The organic fabrics are the ones that are usually eaten away and it’s the synthetic fabric is the one that is left behind. So for the first fabric, it would usually by the black part that is the silk. Are there different types of agents that react differently to different materials for burnouts?
Hi Josefk5659, thank you for your comment. Yes, we are 100% sure he is correct. David Park has been in the silk business for 30+ years.
Do not think of the fibers as "organic" and synthetic" because that is not the reason a burnout works. The reason a burnout works is because the chemical reacts and dissolves the cellulose fiber (rayon), leaving only the protein fiber (silk) behind.
@@danabilhimer interesting. Thank you for your thoughtful response. I was only aware of agents that ate cotton and silk before.