About throw blankets
Quick Tips for Styling Blankets and Throws You may think that blankets and throws are interchangeable.
No, not at all! There are some significant distinctions between the two, despite the fact that they both give warmth and may add a burst of color, pattern, or texture to a space. And being aware of these distinctions may assist you in making the best decision for your circumstances.
To begin, let's have a look at the characteristics that distinguish blankets and throws from one another...
So, what is the difference between a blanket and a throw, you may wonder.
It's likely that you've heard a "blanket" referred to as a "throw" and vice versa. As if that wasn't confusing enough, some people even refer to it as a "blanket toss."
However, there is a widespread misperception that these names are equivalent. Despite the fact that the functions of blankets and throws are similar, there are some important variances to keep in mind.
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Yes, blankets and throws can both keep you warm and may be used in every room of the house, according to the manufacturer. However, at the end of the day, blankets are intended to be used on a bed, while throws are intended to be used wherever – on the sofa, at a desk, or in a reading nook. Throws also tend to have more ornamental aspects since they are often used in public areas such as living rooms where anybody can view them. Consequently, if you're wanting to add an eye-catching feature to your living area, a throw is most likely your best option.
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What is the most straightforward method of distinguishing between these layers? Size! Throws are smaller in comparison to blankets. Because blankets are meant for use on a bed, they are often available in a variety of sizes. For example, our blankets are available in three different sizes: Twin, Queen, and King. Throws, on the other hand, are only available in a single size. Throws vary significantly in size, but as a general rule of thumb, they are between 50" and 60" square and 50" and 70" square. (Yes, all of our throws are included in this category!)
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Due to the fact that blankets are intended for use on a bed, they are available in a variety of materials, ranging from cotton for the summer to flannel and fleece for the winter. It is common for these enormous, warm layers to be constructed from a single large piece of cloth, which may be lined or quilted. Considering that throws may be used as décor (in addition to providing warmth), they are often constructed from expensive materials such as fake fur or velvet. About throw blankets
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Anything with tassels or fringe is almost certainly a throw! If it has sewed edges, the likelihood is that it is a blanket. Again, since throws are intended to be used in a variety of settings, they often include decorations such as ribbing or an etched design. Blankets may also have decorative elements such as a printed pattern, however the majority will be simple colors with little decorations.
Tips for Styling Blankets in a Hurry
Tip #1: Have fun with footsies.
By folding your blanket lengthwise and placing it over the foot of your bed, you may achieve a clean, serene atmosphere. Your folded blanket should be roughly a fourth of the width of your bed if you are going for this appearance. Continue to leave a little opening at the foot of your bed, so that your duvet cover may peep out. This will add even more beauty!
Tip #2: Make use of creative drapery.
Make use of a casual drape to create a style that is both comfortable and welcoming. Gather the two ends of your blanket together and pull them diagonally across your bed, starting at the bottom and working your way up, until you reach the other side of your bed. Pat, collect, pull, or stretch out your blanket so that it drapes gracefully over the edge of the bed and into the room.
Tip #3: Make sure everything is securely fastened.
If the primary purpose of your blanket is to provide warmth, you may choose to tuck it in! Making your bed is as simple as placing your blanket between your flat sheet (if you are using one) and your duvet or comforter when you are ready to sleep. You may fold back your duvet or comforter to show off your additional layer if you like the fuss-free tucked-in appearance, but you will lose the benefit of the extra layer.
Quick Tips for Styling Throws Tip #1: Play the correct game of basketball
To create a neat appearance, fold your throw lengthwise into thirds and then in half the opposite way to create two halves. When you fold the throw in this manner, it will come out to the right size for hanging over the arm of a sofa or chair. Extra comfort may be added by placing a square cushion against your nicely folded blanket.
Tip #2: Be perfectly flawed in whatever you do.
In the same way that a disheveled bedhead appearance may exude a laid-back atmosphere and reflect a "laissez faire" attitude, a carelessly draped blanket can do the same. This appearance may be achieved by pinching the throw in the middle and dragging it over one of the back corners of your sofa or chair. Take a step back and make any necessary adjustments. In addition, you may pile on a variety of pillows of varying sizes to complete your perfectly imperfect aesthetic.
Tip #3: Put everything in one basket.
If you don't want to deal with the hassle of folding or draping, a stylish basket may be the best option. Put your throw inside or hang it over the edge for a touch of added flair. It's that simple. Keep one next to your sofa for quick access in the evenings, or in your home office for those of those brisk early mornings when the weather turns chilly.
Layering your blankets and throws, whether in a casual or more formal manner, will give warmth and aesthetic appeal to your home dear home, regardless of your personal style.