What ever you do, heed the warning to hand wash these throws, and for the love of woot, do NOT run them through the dryer. If you do, you'll be left with a threadbare throw and a dry vent full of fuzz. Lots and lots of fuzz. Danged kids

Susan Chenille -- I think I went to high school with her.

InFrom wrote:Susan Chenille -- I think I went to high school with her.

That's her. Later she formed the pop group "The Captain and Chenille" and went on to blanket the airwaves with top ten covers.

I've never seen chenille throws that expensive and they are 25 dollars each at JC Penny

Cheapest I can find elsewhere is $41. Hm, tempting...

Same one is $45 on overstock.

Chenille THROWS everywhere! My kingdom to the person who finds a chenille BLANKET. I had a queen sized one (90x90") and absolutely loved it. I put it through the dryer. Worst mistake of my life (ok not really). They simply do not exist anymore.

Dodey23 wrote:Same one is $45 on overstock.

Chenille THROWS everywhere! My kingdom to the person who finds a chenille BLANKET. I had a queen sized one (90x90") and absolutely loved it. I put it through the dryer. Worst mistake of my life (ok not really). They simply do not exist anymore.

They are a bit pricey but they exist

takethemeatbridge wrote:They are a bit pricey but they exist

Yeah that seems to be the only one I have discovered in the last year. Organic cotton brown for 150-200. The polyester ones are amazingly softer too. I am thinking about buying 4 of these throws and sewing them together :-p