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Protection:
Drape over the center of a chair & place pillow on top to add warm and layering.
This also works as a protective barrier on cushions. If you have pets who like to sit on your furniture, this is a great way to keep the pet hair off the seats.
In this Photo:
Connell Quilted Throw
Everything's Blooming Pillow
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Cozy Feel:
Draping a throw over the back of a rocking chair creates a more cozy feel, don't you think?
In this photo:
Sawyer Mill Charcoal Farm Animal Quilted Throw
Sawyer Mill Charcoal Windmill Pillow
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Table Decor:
Use a woven throw on a table in place of a table cloth. One of our lovely customers sent us this photo of their kitchen. Look how warm and inviting her kitchen its.
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Create a casual cascade. Drape your throw over the back right or left side of a high-back chair. Don't worry about how it falls, it will look so warm and cozy. Choose a throw with fringed edges so it finishes looking soft as it nears the back leg.
In this photo:
Rebecca Patchwork Quilted Throw
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Over-the-arm, waiter style:
One of the easiest ways to drape a thin throw is to fold it lengthwise and drape it over the arm. If it is too long after you fold it lengthwise, fold it in half.
In this photo:
Marshfield Red Throw
Willow Sheep Hooked Pillow
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Bedroom warmth: Simple bedding can acquire a more personal look when you add a throw. Simply fold it neatly, lengthwise and drape it across the end of the bed. It comes in handy when you are watching TV or reading a book during the day and need a little extra warmth, but don’t want to get under the covers of the bed and mess it up.
In this photo:
The Westbury Cranberry/Tan Throw
Cherry Blossom Black Coverlet
Burlap Natural Window
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