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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'made of silk' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a fabric or an item of clothing, for example, "The beautiful evening gown was made of silk."
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"This 1945 parachute was made of silk".
He tried it with a small bag made of silk.
As hair shirts go, it's made of silk.
The body and tail is made of silk and has almost no fur.
After recovering from my initial recoil, I discovered it was made of silk.
The protective egg sac surrounding the eggs of most spiders is made of silk.
Horsehair fishing lines gave way to lines made of silk, cotton, or linen.
"Designing lampshades is a bit like designing clothes because they're ethereal, light and made of silk".
Napkins should be generously sized and made of silk, cotton or linen.
The gown, made of silk georgette and Chantilly lace, is spattered with Austrian crystals.
It is made of silk which is shirred over a collapsible structure like the hood of a carriage.
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