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Cream Knit Cotton Throw Blanket with Black Grid and Tassels 50 x 60

Cream Knit Cotton Throw Blanket with Black Grid and Tassels 50 x 60

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Product Type: Throw Blankets

A cream cotton knit with a crisp black windowpane grid and a fat black tassel on every corner, this throw has the graphic punch of a modern print and the softness of a sweater. Boutique Rugs lists it as knitted from 100% cotton. It measures 50 by 60 inches, the size most stores sell as a standard throw.

  • Grid lines, not checks. Thin black lines on a cream ground keep it light where a full check would feel heavy.
  • Four weighted corners. A tassel at each corner pulls the knit straight, so it hangs square off a sofa arm.
  • Stretch from the knit. Knitted loops give a little, so it wraps around shoulders without stiff folds.

Knit Throw Blanket With a Grid

A knit throw blanket is built from rows of interlocking loops, the same way a sweater is, while a woven throw crosses straight threads over and under each other. Loops give and threads do not. That is why this throw drapes and settles into the shape of a chair, and why it feels softer against the skin than a woven made from the same fiber.

The grid brings order to all that softness. Laid flat on a bed, the black lines look like an architect's sketch; draped on a gray sofa, as in the living room photo, the lines bend with every fold and make the throw the most graphic thing in the room.

Washing a Knit Blanket Well

When you wash a knit blanket, the drying matters more than the washing. Cotton loops relax and grow heavy when wet, so hanging a soaked knit by one edge pulls it out of shape. Dry it flat on a rack or a clean towel and press the grid lines straight with your hands while it is damp, and the squares dry square. Once it is dry, comb each tassel with your fingers from the top knot down so the strands fall loose again.

Black and Cream at Home

Does a black and cream throw work with wood furniture? Very well. The black lines pick up dark metal and iron, the cream sits with light oak, and the pair looks calm next to walnut.

Will the tassels get in the way? They sit only at the four corners, so they hang over the edges of a sofa or bed rather than under you. They also make the throw easy to grab and pull up.

Is a cotton knit throw warm enough for winter? For a living room, yes. Knitted loops trap a layer of still air, which is what keeps you warm, and cotton breathes, so you stay comfortable through a long movie instead of overheating.

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