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<\/a><\/p>\nIt’s reportedly a Pembroke mahogany table. If that’s true, I got a steal of a deal from a vendor at Greenovations – $55. Even if it’s not a Pembroke, I think it’s really lovely, and the right size & color for me. <\/p>\n
I definitely wanted something of that height there, although I’d thought I needed to have something with a lower shelf to house a DVD player, so I’ll have to rethink that plan. Or switch table places if I find something that meets both needs later.<\/p>\n My rug arrived for the spare room today, too.<\/p>\n The colors are just what I wanted, and I like the patterning. I knew the rug was made from wool & viscose, but none of the pictures I saw online showed me the distinctness of the fibers and heights.<\/p>\n I’m not at all sure how those raised areas, which are clearly the viscose, will wear. I’m going to have to live with this rug for a week or 2 and make a decision during my 30-day return window.<\/p>\n I have been weaving, too. I have about 140″ of JM’s wrap woven, with 80 more to go. I’m sure I can get those 80″ woven tomorrow. (I’ve thought that before, too, so we’ll see.) I wanted to give you a better idea of how nicely the colors were playing together, but none of the photos I took were at all realistic for color. A recent post by Sandra Rude<\/a> explained that many small digital point-and-shoots have trouble getting accurate colors with reds because they have a lower quality sensor than bigger DSL cameras. I wish I understood that. \ud83d\ude09 So you can get a good sense of how great the framboise works with the blues here, but the red color is completely off.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n