Glacier National Park Blankets
Posted on | December 19, 2007 | 1 Comment
Glacier National Park blankets are one of my favorite wool blankets. I love the stripes and primary colors. The blankets have been around since the 1900s and made by Pendleton Woolen Mills using 100% virgin wool. Each blanket is named for a specific U.S. national park. I have always been drawn to the Glacier National Park blanket. I am trying out these colors on a new stripe painting I am working on. I’ll post some images once I get it a little closer to completion. For now check out Pendleton’s website and explore the great outdoors.
From left: Great Smoky National Park, $168. Crater Lake National Park, $168-$178.
Mairo
Posted on | December 18, 2007 | Comments Off
I was just cruising through my bookmarks for a little inspiration. I thought I would share my two favorite patterns from the Swedish company, Mairo. So pretty! I am in love with this fabric. The colors and pattern feel so juicy and organic.
Tartan Wool Blankets
Posted on | December 17, 2007 | Comments Off
Tartan wool blankets are classics. The colors and patterns vary depending on clan. Who cares if your not Scottish. Pick up a few of these and drape on couches and beds. Think Ralph Lauren ads/Log Cabin retreat.
From left: Stewart Royal Blanket, 72×54, $43. Anderson Blanket, 72×54, $43.
From left: Lambswool Tartan Blanket Dress Gordon, 54 x 66, $91. MacLeod Wool Blanket, 72×54, $43.
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