Grace Blankets
Price range: $895 through $1,095
Product Description
Our handwoven wool Grace Blankets are one of the original designs that we began making over thirty years ago. Inspired by blankets remembered from his youth, our founder John Grace created these quintessential blankets. Timeless and enduring, they continue to be a customer favorite today! Grace Blankets feature bands of hand-dyed stripes at each end for a classic coastal New England aesthetic.
These “summer weight” blankets are woven by hand in our Maine studio using locally sourced Corriedale wool. Light yet cozy, this wool wicks away moisture as you sleep. Wool blankets also breathe, making these airy blankets perfect for summer sleeping! Layer on our wool duvet in winter for four seasons of blissful slumber. Due to the width of our antique looms, on king size blankets, stripes are oriented vertically on the bed. The Grace design is also available in a heavier winter weight blanket and in a throw size.
Material
100% domestic Corriedale wool with mulberry silk trim.
Origin
Handwoven in Maine, USA..
Dimensions
- Single 70″W x 90″L
- Double/Queen 90″W x 90″L
- King 110″W x 90″L
Dimensions of handwoven blankets and throws may vary +/- 5% from those stated here.
Care
Professionally dry clean, or send to our blanket hospital for Loom to Life® cleaning and restoration.
Packaging
Each blanket comes in our custom linen storage bag with cedar slats and a provenance card to record gift giving.
Customization
Blankets can be customized with a hand-embroidered monogram or date.
Notes
- Due to the width of our antique looms, on king size blankets stripe patterning is oriented vertically with silk edges at left and right.
- On single, double, and queen size blanket stripe patterning is oriented horizontally with silk edges at top and bottom.
- Each handwoven product is one of a kind. Due to the unique nature of all-natural, hand-dyed and custom-spun yarns, there may be slight variations from what is shown here.
- Colors of handwoven items may vary slightly due to dye lot variables as well as computer monitor variations.
Story
- Visit the Swans Island Journal to learn how this blanket is made.
- Read about John Grace’s original inspiration for these handwoven blankets in Down East magazine..
- Follow along for a closer look at our handweaving studio and dyehouse, where each piece is made by hand from start to finish. @swansislandco.
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