ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Here is a bewitching, shabby vintage 1960s chenille bedspread. The colors on this remind me of a fantasy unicorn fairytale, in mixed shades of lilac and lavender, with hints of mauve...it's one of those colorways everyone will perceive uniquely.This unusual bedspread features an optic webbed design, along with a few special attributes: first, a blend of cotton and acrylic tufting offers an interesting visual and textural appeal that is different from other chenille that more commonly had all cotton tufts.
Second, a boxed, fitted design with an integrated ruffle skirt, split bottom corners and pillow tuck factory cutouts will transform an ordinary double bed into the focal point of your room.
SIZE: Full size, boxed & fit design. Approx msmts: (top center section) 53.5"W x 78"L, (skirt) 20"L on 3 sides. Displayed on a twin bed in bright light to show detail and color. If you'd like to see it staged on a Full or Queen size bed, let us know.
FABRIC COMPOSITION: Cotton blend, 1960s era. The lighter tone web tufting is acrylic, not cotton.
CONDITION: Must love shabby - a few old repairs & some age marks, see collage img & request additional photos if needed. Unless otherwise stated, our chenille bedspreads are pre-loved, original vintage/antique, and at least 50 years old. All vintage linens show attributes such as small age spots, mends, pinholes & fabric separations, color variations, etc. Virtually all have will have a scent of some type, i.e. from storage, fabric detergents, etc.
UPCYCLE IDEAS: Chenille is the perfect textile for fiber arts. Transform it into handmade quilts, lap blankets, robes and jackets, DIY pillows, stuffed bears and other animals, small bags, wall hangings & more.
ABOUT COTTAGE DIVINE, a NIGHTWATCH CO: At is prime from the 1930s to 1960s, chenille was manufactured during an era in our history that emphasized exceptional quality in craftsmanship and pride in American-made products.
From the tiniest quilt square to elaborately tufted chenille bedspreads & lovingly handcrafted robes, we are committed to honoring the legacy of this beloved textile.