Day 10. French textiles

Today, while at the market in Sarlat.
A stall with traditinal French textile.
Produced in France.

Being a textile lover I couldn't resist.
60% cotton, 40% linnen.
I love the simplicity of this check woven fabric.
Red and blue.
2 metres will make a beautiful table-cloth.

Winter dinners will be served on it.
Memories of a great summer holiday with my new lover.



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