Colorful... very colorful

ByThe haberdashery

I'm not happy with the photo, because the camera, as usual, had its own opinion about the colors. I struggled a bit, then wondered if there was any point in publishing any of the photos at all, and now I've decided to show this:


I repeat, I am not a photographer 🙂

It can be assumed that this series of selvedges was created because of the itching of the visual organ. Nothing scratches the eyes like true, even bold colors.
Each selvedge is about 10 meters, because I liked the new technique of winding a long warp. The width is on average 2.5 cm.

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