[Jewelry making - Article 00380] - Re: [Orchid] [Source] Anti-tarnish fabric

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From: Rmchristison AT aol.com

    Most Fabric stores carry a treated flannel called "Silver Cloth"
    which is used to store silver in. I have my storage boxes lined with
    it. Rose Marie Christison 

From: "Rick Copeland" <rick AT rockymountainwonders.com>

    I bought mine at JoAnns Fabric. They call it silver cloth. Some
    stores and online sources sell it as Pacific Cloth which I think is a
    brand name. It's used to line silverware storage boxes. They only had
    forest green which wasn't so bad of a color. I can't remember how
    much it was but it wasn't much, a few dollars a yard. 

    I cut it into rectangles the size of a standard jewelry trade and
    put if over the jewelry. I have since been putting 1/2 inch foam
    padding on top of the jewelry to keep them in place when I roll or
    carry them around in the cases. The silver cloth sticks to the foam
    padding somewhat. I'm thinking of putting a little rubber cement to
    keep the foam and silver cloth together as one unit. That is when I
    have time... 

    Rick Copeland
    rockymountainwonders.com

From: Janet Kofoed <jkofoed AT rcn.com>

    JoAnn Fabric has it by the yard, in the upholstery department. 

    Janet Kofoed
    http://users.rcn.com/kkofoed

From: "Cairenn" <curuadh AT swbell.net>

    Ask at your local Joannas or Hancock's. The last time I bought it,
    it was around $10-$12 a yard. 

    Cairenn, the Howling Artist
    www.howlingartist.com

From: Elaine Luther <elutherisonorchid AT gmail.com>

    Folks on Orchid have previously stated that you can buy this at
    fabric stores, such as Joann fabrics and it's called Pacific Cloth,
    except when it's called Atlantic Cloth. 

    Elaine
    http://www.CreativeTextureTools.com

From: leannesoden AT comcast.net

    Hi Amery, I got mine at JoAnne fabrics. It was called Pacific
    silvercloth. They use it to line silver chests with. If you can't
    fine some let me know. I have a yard or so and I probably don't need
    it all. 

    Leanne 

From: "Barbara Baugh" <bbaughdesign AT yahoo.com>

    I've gotten "silver cloth" for storing flatware at a couple
    different fabric stores. It seems to work pretty well. 

From: Jeanette Baugh <villagegems AT yahoo.com>

    JoAnn Fabrics sell Kenized SilverShield cloth by the yard - brown or
    green. It is made by Fifield in Hingham MA - www.fifieldfabrics.com -
    they sent me their brochure. Good luck, jeanette
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