The color of the sea... I mean salmon

When you have leftover materials at your disposal, you can create such "miracles":


The selvedge is made of cotton cord. It is 3 cm wide and 2.3 m long. I finished it with fringes on both sides. It is pleasant to the touch and quite stiff. I will boldly put it this way: it is showy 😉

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