Enjoy this roundup of budget friendly farmhouse throw blankets from Amazon.
After searching for a few hours the other night, I found that there are tons of options for farmhouse throw blankets from Amazon.
Who knew??
I tend to be a minimalist when it comes to home decor. I don’t like a lot of bells and whistles. Wicker baskets, natural fiber rugs, white ironstone and black fixtures are the staples in my home.
Usually I am hard pressed to find much that I like in home decor stores.
But, one thing I have a weakness for, in almost any store I go into, is throw blankets.
Striped linen, Turkish Cotton and Cable Knit, in the form of a cozy blanket I can drape over every chair, bench and bed in my home, win my heart every single time.
Throw blankets are inviting, and so darn practical. No couch or bench feels complete without one draping over the edge and pooling on the floor. When the little kiddos in the farmhouse are cold, a cozy throw blanket is never far out of reach.
Farmhouse throw blankets from Amazon
The other night I was doing some web browsing when I went down an Amazon bunny trail. I couldn’t believe all the beautiful options for farmhouse throw blankets on Amazon. Many of them are under $30 and even on Amazon Prime.
Why didn’t I know this sooner?!
All the blankets in the photo are linked below.
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Thompson Cotton Slub Throw 2. Cotton Cable Knit Throw Blanket 3. Rustic Farmhouse Cotton Throw
4. Farmhouse Cotton Stripe Blanket 5. Bourina Textured Throw Blanket 6. Grey Stripe Blanket
7. Coastal Farmhouse Cotton Throw 8. Cotton Herringbone Throw 9. Soft Cotton Throw Blanket
10. Knitted Tweed Throw 11. Gray Cable Knit Throw 12. Rustic Farmhouse Cotton Stripe Blanket
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Lynne says
Wow. Thank you for doing this, Lisa! I’m challenged at decorating and finding great farmhouse pieces that are natural fabrics and reasonably priced. I practice minimalism in varying degrees, so everything you offer and show and teach really speaks to me. There’s a simplicity, a practicality, and and charm to your lifestyle, not to mention healthful eating with nourishing foods. Thanks so much!
Lynne says
Do you have a suggestion for a farmhouse blanket to be used as a Christmas tree skirt? My pallet is neutrals as well. The first blanket shown is the color of our old JC Penny swivel rocking chairs! ? The blue would play off the slate on the floor below the fireplace. The brick is painted white. We have off white linen panel window treatments. And a white chippy reclaimed farm wood pie (wall decor) above the fire place. A copper pot holds a few logs and black anirons with an old fashioned bro! Oh, and hard wood floors. The Christmas tree is a Charlie Brown tree that we just got from Grandinroad that was back ordered since last year. It just came in! I would love your thoughts on this. ?❤️
Lisa says
Hmmmm, now you have me thinking, Lynne! I love the idea of using a blanket for a tree skirt! I think something cotton or linen would work best, not knit, as I think they tree needles would snag it and get stuck in it. I think from this list, 6 or 8 would be best. But, maybe look for some neutral plaid flannel, like in a blue or tan.
Lynne says
Thank you, Lisa! I appreciate your suggestions! The plaid actually sounds sweet. And I hadn’t thought of the needles getting stuck but your right…haha. I’ll make sure that I don’t get anything knitted. I also love your picks of what you posted from amazing. I did a test run with one jar of your sugar scrub. It’s delightful. Thank you for all the links–they will come in handy when I’m ready to get my equipment to make them. I’m defiantly making these for Christmas gifts! God bless you! ?❤️
Lynne says
Do you have a suggestion for a farmhouse blanket to be used as a Christmas tree skirt? My pallet is neutrals as well. The first blanket shown is the color of our old JC Penny swivel rocking chairs! ? The blue would play off the slate on the floor below the fireplace. The brick is painted white. We have off white linen panel window treatments. And a white chippy reclaimed farm wood pie (wall decor) above the fire place. A copper pot holds a few logs and black anirons with an old fashioned broom! Oh, and hard wood floors. The Christmas tree is a Charlie Brown tree that we just got from Grandinroad that was back ordered since last year. It just came in! I would love your thoughts on this. ?❤️
Tammy says
Thank you for these great tutorials!
Lindsay says
Thanks for these blanket ideas. I love your paint colors in the top couple photos. Do you happen to know what they are?