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Blue Flow Abstract Beach Towel

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Abstract Duality Flowing Contrast Woven Blanket

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Regal Stag in Couture – Vintage Chic Woven Blanket

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Abstract Blue & White Beach Towel

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Ethereal Guardian Woven Blanket – A Bold & Mystical Statement

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Dandy Hare Aristocratic Rabbit Woven Blanket

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Majestic Swagger Lion King Woven Blanket

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Pink & Brown Checkered Beach Towel

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Ethereal Harmony Woven Blanket

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Electric Blue Abstract Woven Blanket

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Regal Reptile Renaissance Woven Blanket – Couture Croc Vibes

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Frida-Inspired Jungle Muse Woven Blanket

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Tea Cup Daydream Woven Blanket

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Handcrafted Geometric Pink and Black Woven Blanket

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Spring Aviary Blossom Woven Blanket

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To keep the texture, shape, and color of a woven blanket, you need to be careful when you wash it. First, always check the care label. Some woven blankets can be washed in a machine, but others may need to be washed by hand or dried.

If you can wash things in a machine, use cold water, a gentle cycle, and a mild detergent. A large mesh laundry bag will protect the blanket from damage. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners on it. To wash the blanket by hand, put it in a bathtub or large basin with cold water and mild detergent. Gently swirl the blanket around in the water, and then rinse it well.

If you wash the blanket, don't twist or wring it out because it can damage the weave. Instead, press out the extra water and lay it flat on a clean, dry surface or drying rack. If necessary, you can reshape it. If it's wet, don't hang it up because it might stretch.

Dry your clothes in the air only; never use a dryer unless the label says it's safe. If you take good care of your blanket, it will stay soft and sturdy, especially if it was made by hand, like the ones from Maia Homes.

If you want to style a throw blanket on a bed, you can drape it loosely across the foot, fold it up and lay it flat, or lay it diagonally for a more casual look. Add some throw pillows to it to give it some texture, warmth, and a cozy look.

A throw blanket is a small, light blanket that is often used for both style and comfort. A throw is about 50"x60", which isn't as big as a full-size bed blanket. Because of this, they are great for covering a couch, chair, or bed.

Plus, the color, pattern, or texture of them can make the room look better and keep you warmer. You can knit yarn, fleece, wool, or cotton to make a throw blanket. They're comfortable and easy to move or put away when not in use.

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