• Folded cream throw blanket with tufted dots, raised stripes and a row of big knotted tassels
  • Cream tufted cotton throw blanket with long tassels draped over the end of a bed beside a knit pouf
  • Flat view of the cream cotton throw blanket with rows of tufted dots and five tassels on each short end
  • Close-up of the cream throw blanket showing tufted dots, raised stripes and three tassels with knotted tops
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Boutique Rugs

Cream Tufted Cotton Throw Blanket with Tassels 50 x 60 Inches

Cream Tufted Cotton Throw Blanket with Tassels 50 x 60 Inches

$142.95 USD
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Product Type: Throw Blankets

Big tassels are the headline on this cream cotton throw: five chunky ones hang from each short end, each tied off with a knot at the top. Between them, rows of tufted dots and raised stripes give the surface a soft, nubby feel. Boutique Rugs lists it as woven from 100% cotton on both front and back. It measures 50 by 60 inches, the size most stores sell as a standard throw.

  • Ten statement tassels. Five at each end swing below a bed or sofa edge and make the throw look finished from across the room.
  • All cotton, both sides. With no synthetic share, it breathes the way your cotton sheets do.
  • Cream on cream pattern. The tufted dots read as texture rather than print, so they suit any bedding.

Cotton Throw Blanket for the Bed

A cotton throw blanket earns its place on a bed because cotton breathes. Synthetic throws can trap heat against the duvet, while an all-cotton one lets warmth and moisture pass through, so it works as a nap cover in summer and an extra layer over the comforter in winter. The tufts add a little loft without adding much weight.

Styling the Foot of the Bed

Styling a throw blanket on a bed starts with the fold, so fold this one lengthwise into thirds and lay the band across the mattress about a foot up from the end. Folded that way this throw makes a strip roughly 17 inches deep and 60 inches long, with the tassels at either end. On a queen, the 60 inch strip matches the 60 inch mattress width exactly, so the tassels drop straight down over the sides; on a full, which is 54 inches wide, it runs 3 inches past each edge and the tassels swing a little lower.

For a looser look, skip the folding and drape it diagonally over one corner of the bed, letting one row of tassels pool on the floor.

Keeping the Tassels Tidy

Tassels flatten in storage and tangle when they are bunched up. Shake the throw out by its corners after use, then run your fingers down each tassel from the knot to the tips so the strands lie straight. When it is folded away, keep the tassels on top of the stack rather than underneath, and they stay full and swingy for the next time you use it.

Tassels, Beds and Cream Cotton

Are tassels the same as fringe? Fringe is a row of loose threads along an edge, while a tassel gathers many threads into one bundle tied at the top. This throw has tassels, five fat bundles per end, which hang heavier and swing more than fringe does.

Does a cream throw suit a white bed? Yes, and that pairing is where the tufts show best. Cream on white makes a soft two-tone look, and the raised dots and stripes cast small shadows that give the bed depth without adding a color.

What about a king or a twin bed? A king is 76 inches wide, so the folded strip stops 8 inches short of each side; drape the throw over one corner instead. On a twin, which is 38 inches wide, fold it in half and lay it across the foot.

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