The texture of shadow and light...
found in white cotton...
... and Iceberg Rose petals outside.
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2 comments:
Heard tale the Moody Blues's working title for their hit was "Nights in White Cotton," but Fruit of the Loom lodged a complaint.
Beyond the veining of the fabric and petals, I'm not seeing how your pics tie into your title.
Where be swirls? Waves? Sugar'd micro-donuts and fairway Christmases?
Dave:
Snorfle.
Cotton... not quite the same appeal as satin, but I'd take a high thread count cotton over satin any day.
Glad you asked. Other than the subtext to which I was not referring, I see soft serve ice cream swirls and ocean waves in both.
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