
While my cloth features gray, scarlet, pale yellow, chartreuse and tan, Sue's Texas tabletop features a wonderful orange, green, chocolate and yellow colorway.


Doesn't this cloth look great with her combination of vintage and contemporary Fiesta and the Greek-style urns?
Thank you, Sue, for the tip about this second colorway. I wonder how many other version of this cloth may be out there?
Update: Here's a red colorway submitted by Candy. I think this cloth is an unfaded version of my colorway, but then again, mine could have been printed in a paler version of these tones.

It's for sale by Monkey Grass Designs on Etsy.
Evening Daphne -
ReplyDeleteI emailed you a couple of links to what appears to be another colorway.
Candy
I think I've seen it in blue too! Whoo!
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