Tussah Silk Fiber for Soap Making, Spinning, Blending, Felting, Dyeing, and Paper Making. Premium Grade Natural White Combed Top Roving.

I use a small pinch sized amount per 1lb soap. I cut it up into 1/4 inch pieces BEFORE adding lye to the water.After 30 mins to 1 hour I strain the lye water to remove any undissolved pieces.Silky soft bubbles and leaves your skin soft.

It took a while for me to learn to spin this super soft fiber, but it is beautiful and so soft.

Great for soap making.

I am a huge fan of the fact that the moths are allowed to live through their entire life cycle with this. I figured 2oz would be fine for seeing how I liked spinning silk on my kiwi, just as a test. Didn't think I'd get this much out of it. I spin fairly thin - somewhere between DK weight and fingering weight when chain plyed - and I currently have almost half a bobbin full with only half the bag of silk used. :) Guess I didn't take into account how light silk actually is lol. Happily impressed with it and love how soft it is. <3

Gives soap a very nice slip and creaminess. Unbelievable how soft and smooth my skin feels. I read where silk and clay in cold processed soap makes a luxury bar of soap. They are right. I’ll probably use it in all my cold process soap making. I’m serious. Thanks for selling such an amazing product……Joanie

I would recommend updating the image or have one next to an item for size comparison. The quantity of package is 2oz in weight of fiber; however, the image looks like the product would be bigger. The price seems good value for my intended use (soap making) and should last for a while.

This gorgeous Tussah Silk is perfect for blending with other fibers to create realistic fur for my miniature felted dog sculptures!

Arrived fast. Good value. Well packaged!