• A person holds up a 50 by 60 inch 100% merino wool throw blanket featuring a powder blue background with a repeating white floral and leaf pattern, each flower accented by a small red center. The person is partially visible behind the fabric, which is supported by small wooden stands against a neutral textured wall.
  • The reverse side of a 50 by 60 inch knit throw in muted tone against a textured beige plaster wall.
  • A close-up detail of a knitted fabric with a repeating pattern of white flowers and red centers on a powder blue background.
  • Close-up of a knitted blanket with a powder blue base, white abstract leaf pattern, a red circular motif, and a folded section showing a pink and blue textured reverse side, along with a close up detail of care instructions label.
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Melody Cassen

"Dreaming of Blue Skies" Merino Wool Throw Blanket

"Dreaming of Blue Skies" Merino Wool Throw Blanket

$330.00 USD
$330.00 USD
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Daydreams of floating white flowers against a powder blue sky, at 50 x 60 inches this 100% Italian merino wool knit throw feels soft and squishy against skin without itching, perfect for cozy lounging.

-  Artist designed in limited quantities 

-  Designed in North Carolina, heirloom quality construction knitted at a mill in New York

- Sustainably made using 100% natural fibers

- Hypoallergenic and breathable, wool fiber is naturally dirt-resistant and needs not to be washed often. With no synthetic material like acrylic or polyester, it is also completely biodegradable.

- Free shipping in the United States. Please allow 1 week for shipping. 

Fabric: 100% extra-fine Italian Merino wool

Size: 50 x 60 inches

Care: Machine wash cold on delicate cycle and tumble dry in low temperature. 

General Care Notes: Both wool and cotton fibers are extremely durable and will last for years with proper care. Some pilling is normal with wear. It can be easily removed with a fabric shaver or fuzz remover.

Snags happen, especially if you have pets. We don't recommend letting furry friends on your blanket (or any knit or woven blanket), but if a snag does occur: gently pull the surrounding stitches to redistribute the yarn, or if the snag is larger, carefully pull it through to the back of the blanket to conceal it. Never cut a snag, as this can damage the weave.

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