• Blush pink stonewashed linen throw blanket hanging over a line, showing its soft rumpled drape and frayed edges
  • Blush linen throw blanket draped over the arm of a gray sofa beside a potted plant
  • Folded blush linen throw blanket tied with a cream ribbon
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Creative Women

Blush Pink Stonewashed Linen Throw Blanket 60 x 84 Inches

Blush Pink Stonewashed Linen Throw Blanket 60 x 84 Inches

$171.95 USD
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Product Type: Throw Blankets

Blush pink, stonewashed and big enough to cover the top of a queen bed, this linen throw has the soft, lived-in look that most linen takes years to earn. Creative Women lists it as stonewashed linen measuring 84 by 60 inches, with frayed edges left unhemmed on purpose.

  • Queen-top coverage. At 60 by 84 inches it matches a 60 by 80 queen mattress with 4 inches to spare.
  • Broken in already. Stonewashing softens the fibers before it reaches you, so it drapes instead of standing stiff.
  • Frayed edges by design. No hem means no stiff border, just a soft feathered finish.

A Linen Throw Blanket in Summer

A linen throw blanket is the classic summer cover, and the fiber is the reason. Linen comes from the flax plant, whose long, hollow fibers pull moisture away from the skin and let it evaporate fast, so linen feels cool to the touch even on a humid night. It also carries heat away rather than holding it in, which is why linen feels fresh when cotton starts to feel warm.

On a bed, use it as the only cover on hot nights, or fold it at the foot over a white duvet in cooler months, where the blush adds color without weight.

How to Wash Linen Without Fuss

To wash linen like this, follow Creative Women's instructions: machine wash it and hang it to dry. A gentle cycle in cool or lukewarm water with a mild detergent is kind to the color, and drying on a line keeps the frayed edges from tangling in a dryer drum. Shake it out hard before you hang it and most of the wrinkles drop out on their own. Creative Women also notes that the color can vary slightly from one dye batch to the next.

Blush Pink Without the Sweetness

Blush on linen reads differently from blush on a smooth fabric. The slubby weave and the stonewashed surface mute it into a dusty pink, closer to plaster than to candy. That makes it easy to pair with white, oatmeal, olive and warm wood, and it looks grown-up draped over a gray couch, the way it sits in the photo beside the plant.

Blush Linen Throw Day to Day

Is linen good for summer? It is the fabric most people reach for once it turns hot, and searches show it: interest in linen climbs every spring and peaks in June, right when a light throw starts living on the bed.

Why is stonewashed linen softer? Stonewashing tumbles the finished cloth with pumice stones, which roughs up and relaxes the fibers. The result is the broken-in feel that new linen usually needs many washes to reach.

Does stonewashed linen wrinkle? Yes, and it is meant to. Stonewashed linen keeps a relaxed crumple and ironing is optional; smooth it flat by hand while damp and it dries soft.

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