JK Lacroix Silks
Upcoming Events
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Duncan Farm Market
Saturday's from 9am to 2pm
Duncan, BC -
Duncan Market
January 2011
Island Savings Community Center
Duncan, BC -
2010 Christmas Markets:
Nov 5th (5-9pm) & 6th (9-3pm)
Baptist Church Fair, Duncan -
Nov 12th (5-9pm), 13th (10-5pm), 14th (11-4pm)
CWAVS Fair, Duncan Christian Church -
Nov 27th (10-4pm) & 28th (10-4pm)
Saanich Craft Fair, Saanich Fair Grounds -
Dec 19th (11-4pm)
Glenora Farm Christmas Fair, Glenora
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Silk Gallery: Paintings
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Tranquility - sold
45" x 45" Charmeuse silk
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To Fly
18" x 36" Charmeuse silk
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The Way
24" x 18" Charmeuse silk
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A Dream
24" x 24" Charmeuse silk
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Closer
24"x 36" Charmeuse silk
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Held
36" x 36" Charmeuse silk
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Elegance - sold
24" x 18" Charmeuse silk
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Night Life
18" x 36" Charmeuse silk
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Strength - sold
24" x 24" Charmeuse silk
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Reflection
36" x 36" Charmeuse silk
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Vibe
18" x 36" Charmeuse silk
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Watered
36" x 24" Charmeuse silk
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Subtle Pond
18" x 24" Habotai silk
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Little Lion
24" x 24" Habotai silk
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Out
24" x 24" Habotai silk
Silk Gallery: Scarves
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Scarf 1
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Scarf 2
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Scarf 3
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Scarf 4
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Scarf 5
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Scarf 6
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Scarf 7
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Scarf 8
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Scarf 9
NEW Silk Gallery: 100% Natural Island Silkies
Hand-dyed Charmeuse silk with Cotton & Bamboo stuffing. Fully washable and dryer friendly (recommend washing the silk
with non-alkaline soap such as dish soap and rinsing thouroughly before putting into dryer). Hand-made in the Cowichan
Valley for children of all ages to enjoy silk and learn about trees indigenous to Vancouver Island. Each Island Silkie comes
with a short write up describing what tree they live in, their favourite food, and their colour.
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Island Silkies & Jenn
Hand-dyed Charmeuse silk with Cotton & Bamboo stuffing.
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Green Island Silkies
These Island Silkies like to live in Garry Oak trees where they munch acorns all day.
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Red Island Silkies
Like the Western Red Cedar, these Island Silkies live up to 800 years. Their favourite food is huckleberries.
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Blue Island Silkies
These Island Silkies like to sleep in the hollow trunks of the Big Leaf Maple tree and eat salal berries; that's what makes them blue.
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Yellow Island Silkies
These Island Silkies like to live in Arbutus trees and hop from branch to branch while chewing on buttercups.
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