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Finding the Right Blankets and Throws
When you're not prepared, the frigid winter nights can create an unpleasant environment. However, with the right blanket you can shrug off the cold underneath a cozy throw that is warm and stylish at the same time. Achieve both comfort and style by finding the right kind of throw blanket to put around your living room. There are quite a few differences between throws, so we outlined some of these factors below in our guide to give you a hand.
In order to be certain that you can use your blankets heating qualities to the fullest, it is important to make sure you find the right size blanket. Sizes range from twin size or smaller, all the way up to California king. The standard throw size is 50x60 inches, but you can find larger sizes if you need them. Feel free to go bigger if you want to use the extra size to decorate your couch with beautiful patterns and designs.
A seemingly endless assortment of materials, throws and blankets have plenty of options for you to choose from to decorate your home. Here are a few examples of the materials that you can choose from below.
Cotton: Versatile in its uses, cotton is a great material to use as a throw blanket. Depending on thread count and the type of cotton that you want can make the blanket softer or heavier. Changes in the types of cotton come from whether the fabric is blended with other materials like polyester or wool, so keep in mind what kind of cotton blanket you are looking for during your search.
Wool: The warmest and heaviest material that you can use for blankets. A wool blanket is the best blanket you can use for exemplary heat retention. Multipurposed and completely organic, wool is perfect for people who are environmentally conscious.
Fleece: Soft and warm, fleece is a fantastic option for your throw. Often confused with wool, fleece blankets are made from synthetic materials and are fairly inexpensive. Fleece has almost all of the qualities of wool, but it is lighter and softer than most wools that you can find.
Looking to separate yourself from the crowd? Throw patterns can help mix up your designs and add some pizazz to your living room. Patterns can be of different abstract shapes and colors. Some use flowers or animals to create something unique. Throws will even use the weaving pattern to dictate the colors and shapes of the blanket which can create an interesting effect to include in your home.