Silk yarns for weaving | Shine, fineness and natural elegance
Silk yarns bring shine, fluidity and elegance to woven textiles, creating light and refined fabrics.
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Bombyx silk yarn - 20/2
Tisse et File5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
Cultivated silk, also called mulberry silk, is smoother, rounder and more uniform in size and has longer filaments than wild silk (or Tussah). It i...
View full detailsBombyx handpainted silk yarn - 20/2
Tisse et File5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Cultivated silk, also called mulberry silk, is smoother, rounder and more uniform in size and has longer filaments than wild silk (or Tussah). It i...
View full detailsBombyx silk yarn - 30/2
Tisse et FileCultivated silk, also called mulberry silk, is smoother, rounder and more uniform in size and has longer filaments than wild silk (or Tussah). It i...
View full details4 ply mulberry silk yarn
Tisse et FileThis 4-ply silk is soft and shiny. It can be used for shawls, scarves, to create a fabric to make other clothes with a beautiful drape. 100g skein4...
View full detailsBouclé silk 100%
Tisse et File5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
100g skein of this wonderful curly silk.Approx. 317 yards per skeinOrigin: SwitzerlandTop-quality product
Sero Yarn – Silk Noil 3/15 for Weaving – Gist Yarn
Gist5.0 / 5.0
3 Reviews
Sero by Gist Yarn is a 3/15 silk noil yarn, valued for its soft, matte texture and slightly textured character that brings a natural and refined ...
View full detailsNoil Silk
Tisse et File5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
This yarn is made of 100% noil silk. This is a 3 ply noil silk in its natural color. It is very easy to dye.Interesting to work with, it is also ve...
View full detailsMulberry silk and baby camel yarn skein – Tisse et File
Tisse et File5.0 / 5.0
3 Reviews
A luxurious, silky yarn designed specifically for weaving, combining the natural sheen of mulberry silk with the exceptional softness of baby camel...
View full detailsWhite cashmere and mulberry silk yarn
Tisse et FileThis yarn is 65% white cashmere and 35% mulberry silk. This yarn is a pure marvel. It will be perfect for all your woven, knitted or crocheted piec...
View full detailsBombyx silk yarn - 50/2
Tisse et FileCultivated silk, also called mulberry silk, is smoother, rounder and more uniform in size and has longer filaments than wild silk (or Tussah). It i...
View full detailsBleached Tussah Silk Yarn Nm 20/2 – 100g Skein | Tisse et File
Tisse et FileEnjoy the radiant purity of bleached Tussah silk in this premium 100g skein. Sourced from Switzerland and crafted to the highest standards, this 10...
View full detailsSemi-Bleached Tussah Silk Yarn Nm 20/2 – 100g Skein | Tisse et File
Tisse et FileExperience the natural elegance of semi-bleached Tussah silk with this high-quality 100g skein. Made from premium Swiss-sourced fibers, this silk o...
View full detailsHand-dyed mohair and silk yarn – 72% kid mohair, 28% silk – 50 g skein
Tisse et FileAn exceptionally soft and lightweight yarn, hand-dyed by Tisse et File, combining the airy finesse of kid mohair with the natural elegance and stre...
View full detailsSilk yarns for weaving
Silk yarns are known for their natural shine, fineness and ability to create elegant, luminous textiles. In weaving, they produce fabrics that are fluid, strong and pleasant to the touch, with a refined and timeless look.
Why choose silk for weaving
- Natural shine: adds luminosity and depth to fabrics
- Fine texture: ideal for lightweight and delicate textiles
- Fluid drape: perfect for soft and elegant fabrics
- Surprising strength: strong despite its fine structure
- Exceptional feel: soft and comfortable on the skin
Types of silk yarns available
Our selection includes:
- Pure silk: for a luxurious and luminous finish
- Silk blends: combining softness, strength or texture
- Various yarn weights: from very fine yarns to more textured options
Project ideas with silk yarn
- Lightweight scarves and shawls
- Elegant wraps
- Fine garment fabrics
- Decorative accents in complex textiles
- Refined and high-end projects
Loom compatibility
Silk yarns are suitable for:
- Shaft looms (warp and weft depending on the yarn)
- Rigid heddle looms
Frequently asked questions
Can silk be used as warp?
Yes, depending on the yarn type, silk can be used as warp or weft.
Is silk difficult to weave?
It requires some precision but remains accessible with proper preparation.
What kind of fabric does it produce?
Light, shiny and fluid fabrics with an elegant finish.
Why use silk in weaving?
To add shine, fineness and a high-end look to your textiles.