Sarah's Silks Playsilk - 100% Real Silk, Hand Dyed, Bright Colored Play Scarves | Montessori and Waldorf Toys for Dress up, Imaginative, and Pretend Play (35" x 35")

My kids love to play with silks but I use them to wrap my handmade shamanic rattles when I give them as gifts.Vibrant colors and nice texture.

I got the yellow one and it is so soft! My 1 year old is having so much fun with this! Perfect stocking stuffer, awesome for pretend play as the silk can literally be anything your little one wants! Beautiful color!

We love this product! Our first silk was a gift from my sister to my oldest son. He had fun using it to make capes, hats, wings and assorted dress up accessories. Somehow, one of his twin younger brothers discovered his silk and commandeered it. Years later, "blankie blankie" is a treasure. We have had to retire blankie blankie 1, blankie blankie 2 and now blankie blankie 3. As a little boy's lovie, the silks have been through everything and all over town. The only reason I have replaced them is because as blankie blankie they start to deteriorate after a year or so because they are silk. We have hand washed them and they dry in about 30 seconds. As a play silk, I think they are very durable. This is an awesome open ended toy!

I got these for my niece and nephews and they actually love to play with them. I was shocked at how many different things they did with it. Used it as a play restaurant table cloth, a skirt over the bathing suit, throw in the air and try to spin as many times before it hits them or the ground, and a scarf to make an outfit pop. Beautiful blue color I got.

Purchased after Montessori book recommended it as an activity. My son mainly likes to put it over his head and run around since he can see through it. Because it’s constantly on his face, the silk gets pretty dirty. I’ve washed it several times in the washer on gentle and hung it to dry and it has held up well. It occupies him for a few minutes at a time which is pretty good for him.

These are great for imaginative play. My toddler loves to wear them as a cape or use them as a blanket for dolls. One reviewer said they're very durable, but that's not a word I would use to describe this item. They don't snag easily, but if the fibers are pulled on, a mark remains, it's difficult to describe. It shows marks on fibers that are pulled taught or caught on On my way! thing, so it may be better for older children who understand its slightly delicate nature. My toddler handles it well, but that's been luck. I would probably sooner buy my own fabric and fashion a hem than buy another one of these at such a high price point.

Surprising use of what is presented as a toy...I use the cloth as a camera lens wipe. As such, it is a winner.I have been cleaning my lenses with the same silk clothe since 1979... Needless to say, it was on its last leg when I retired it (and kept it anyway).Silk is easy to clean, soft soap, let dry hanging, done.

So many possibilities!My 2.5 year old son loves to throw our silks in the air and watch them float gracefully to the ground in surprising ways. We love the vibrant colors and softness of our silks. We are building a collection 🥰He is just getting into dramatic play so I am looking forward to him enjoying them during dress up play.Such an open ended toy!!❤️🌈I would recommend them to all parents and teachers who ask my opinion on the best toys ever.

Be advised, these prices are for ONE playsilk, not a BASKET as in the photo. $40 for one silk is crazy. I had to chase down my refund as well...