Review on 🌸 Dust-Proof Embroidered Tablecloth by ColorBird - Beautiful and Effective Decoration by Nick Ross

I love this tablecloth. He has a simple, understated beauty. Standing on the porch, on an old wooden table surrounded by handmade chairs, he sets the tone, letting all the pieces play together. There is something about natural fibers like cotton and linen that takes us back in time. Now something about the material. If you've worn linen clothes before, you know that sometimes they wrinkle badly. This happens in the wash, and it's up to you whether you need to iron it in a cool dryer after drying, or hang it on a hanger. Lines or draped over the table. I'll pet it because. Well I don't mind and I like it when it looks cleaner. Linen often softens with age. Don't toss it in the wash with your jeans and don't towel dry it. If you want that kind of comfort, polyester. About color. It is well known that shades of gray are changeable depending on the type of light they fall under. If it's in a room with warm lightbulbs, it will look more tan or tan. It looks slightly bluish in cold light. Outdoors it depends on the time of day, but on my shaded porch it's the usual light gray throughout the day. Exactly what I was hoping for. In the end, for me, the natural fibers and the quality of the color change are wonderful. I wash it thoroughly and dry it. If it gets dirty and doesn't come completely clean, well, I'll live with it and maybe buy another one. He's just wonderful.