Blankets
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That new Indigofera blanket is really cool.
For something at the opposite end of the cuteness spectrum, here's Donna Wilson's Bear Throw.
She also offers a Lion Mini Blanket. I'm thinking of getting one for my brother's new baby this Christmas.
Lastly, Basshu are a Japanese company who sell some lovely blankets. I saw this blue jacquard one at Heffernan and Haire in Melbourne, and thought that it was by Indigofera.
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That's a lovely blanket. It would be nice if they told us the weight and size…
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A quick Google gives me a size of 153 X 180 cm (about 60 X 70 inches).
More BasShu loveliness here:
https://basshu.jp/onlinestore/products/list?category_id=1
Their quilts are good too.
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Creepy company has a cool Halloween VHS cover blanket. But yeah that on is pretty neat.
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I found and bought this blanket at Burg&Schild in Berlin yesterday…
and brought it home today.
Indigofera
That’s an awesome blanket. Reminds me of Vår collab. Will be on the look out for it.
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My walls just might be more fashionable than me. Thinking of lining edges with LEDs.
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Interesting lamp. The middle one is so sick. The top one reminds me of 'Where the Wild Things Are'.
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@Filthy:
Interesting lamp. The middle one is so sick. The top one reminds me of 'Where the Wild Things Are'.
Thats exactly what appealed to me when i saw the Vår blanket. My favorite book as a kid, loved the art in that book. And the lamp i made with parts from the local hardware store.
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Eighth Generation are a Native American owned brand that do a range of blankets.
I don't know anything about them, but they were mentioned in an interview with Erik Brodt of Ginew.
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Some good looking stuff there. Thanks for the link, Graeme.
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My two Indigofera blankets
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Looking for a blanket suggestions. Twin sized (66” x 90”) organic cotton or linen mid to lightweight blanket. Anything anyone has tried and likes? I’m looking for something to replace a blanket I’ve had forever which is starting to disintegrate. See a few different brands via google but reviews seem to be all over the place.
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@neversummer I've got a Donna Wilson bear blanket in lambswool. She's started offering them in cotton, along with a cat.
There's also lino and folk woven patterns in her cotton blankets.
The wool blanket is nice, but I haven't seen the cotton ones. They're made in different factories (and countries), so I can't draw a fair comparison.
BasShu sell traditional style patchwork quilts, which might be an alternative to blankets. I've seen these at Heffernan and Haire here in Melbourne, and they look good.
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Bemboka do some very nice (and very expensive) cotton blankets. I haven't seen them, but the finishing looks good in the photos.
