• Close-up of the gold-colored dotted bands and fringe on the cotton blanket at the foot of a bed
  • Navy dotted cotton blanket on a bed with blue linen pillows, dotted bands across a white ground
  • Front view of a bed covered by the navy dotted cotton blanket, with a short fringe at the lower edge
  • Gold colorway dotted cotton blanket on a bed in a bright room with plants and a wooden cane chair
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Creative Women

Three Panel Dotted Cotton Blanket 90 x 120 Inches

Three Panel Dotted Cotton Blanket 90 x 120 Inches

$296.95 USD
$296.95 USD
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Product Type: Throw Blankets

This cotton blanket is three woven panels joined into one 90 by 120 inch bed cover, with bands of tiny woven dots across a white ground, in a Navy or Gold colorway. Creative Women states that each one is hand-woven on traditional looms from hand-spun cotton, which gives the surface its slightly irregular, textured look.

  • 90 by 120 inches dresses a queen or a king as a light bedspread.
  • Uneven yarn texture gives the white ground a soft, nubby surface.
  • Machine wash and dry, per the maker's care line.
  • Fringed edges soften the line where it falls off the bed.

Cotton Bedspread Sizes on Real Beds

A cotton bedspread looks right when it clears the mattress edge, and this one can lie two ways. With the long side running from head to foot it tucks in and folds back generously; turned so the 120-inch side runs across the bed, it hangs down the sides like a coverlet.

Overhang on each side, measured in inches
Mattress Long side head to foot (in) Long side across the bed (in)
Queen, 60 by 80 15 30
King, 76 by 80 7 22
California king, 72 by 84 9 24

On a king, lay it crosswise and you get a full bedspread drop with 10 inches left to tuck at the foot.

A Breathable Blanket for Warm Nights

Cotton is the usual pick for the most breathable blanket material: it lets air through and absorbs moisture rather than trapping it. Creative Women calls this a lightweight bedspread, so in summer it is the whole top layer, and in winter it goes over a duvet as a cover that shows off the dotted bands. One blanket covers the bed all year, which is the best argument for a large size.

Picking the Navy or Gold Colorway

Navy reads crisp and coastal next to white sheets and blue linen pillows. The gold colorway warms a room full of plants, cane and pale wood, and it glows in morning light. Both keep a mostly white body, so the bed still looks calm.

Three Panel Cotton Blanket Care

Is cotton better than polyester for a blanket? For airflow and moisture, yes. Polyester fleece holds heat close to the body, while woven cotton breathes and tends to pill less than fleece does.

Are the panel seams noticeable? They are part of the design. Creative Women describes the panels as bound together with hand stitching, so two seams run edge to edge across the blanket.

Will hand-spun cotton soften over time? Yes. Cotton relaxes with washing, and the thicker and thinner spots of hand-spun yarn feel softer and more supple after the first few cycles.

Can it be folded into a bed runner? Folded in thirds lengthwise it makes a runner about 30 by 120 inches for the foot of a bed.

When do cotton blankets sell most? Searches for cotton blankets run highest from October through December and dip in early summer.

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