The floppy one holds some throwster's waste - long strands of silk, very strong - gummed and unruly -
The stiff one holds "moth holes" (synthetic fibre...) and a silk organza moth -
Various types of silk are available by post from
George Weil (no affiliation, just a satisfied customer) - the website has a good explanation of what they are, or for more information about silk and other fibres, look
here. I use the cocoon strippings to make paper for boxes, and for printing on, because it's so uncomplicated - no need to add paste, even.
The stiff one holds "moth holes" (synthetic fibre...) and a silk organza moth -
Various types of silk are available by post from George Weil (no affiliation, just a satisfied customer) - the website has a good explanation of what they are, or for more information about silk and other fibres, look here. I use the cocoon strippings to make paper for boxes, and for printing on, because it's so uncomplicated - no need to add paste, even.
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