We all have them, we all use them, and we all love our cozy throw blankets! A stylish throw can add some extra oomph to any space - you can drape it over the arm of a couch, lay it across the end of your bed, or toss it onto the back of a chair. Here are six fun ways you can arrange your throws to create a look that's uniquely yours.
Scrunching and Draping A Throw
What we like to refer to as "Drape And Scrunch" is one of the simplest methods to create a beautiful throw. The name perfectly captures what you do!
You may simply scrunch or bundle a throw to make it look rumpled and drape it over a chair, sofa, or bed. Next, fluff and smooth the throw's fringe and bottom. It's that simple! Your throw looks great in any space.
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Draping and Smoothing
A decorative throw styled using the Drape and Smooth method is quite similar to using the Drape and Scrunch method. This is how many of us style our throws. Place a throw over an area, then fluff and smooth it.
By simply just adding a throw, the entire space will look cozier. Throws may give both the comfort and texture that our homes crave.
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Folding A Decorative Throw Over a Sofa's Back
This is really a lovely style choice if your sofa can be seen from the back. A throw should be folded with the fringe at the bottom. and position it over a sofa's back. Very simple It's fine if there are uneven fringes or visible seams. Don’t get worked up about a throw! The best part? This method works over the back of a chair as well.
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Draping A Throw Over The Arm of A Sofa
Here is a nice method to design decorative throws if you prefer them to look tidy. Simply fold the throw so that the fringe is at the bottom and drape it over a sofa arm. You can slip the throw's other end between the seat cushion and the arm of the sofa.
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Wrapping A Throw Over A Sofa's Arm
Try scrunching and draping a throw over the arm of a sofa and letting it hang down the seat if folding it over the arm of a chair or sofa is too neat for you and you prefer that rumbling look.
Feel free to let a throw's fringe dust the ground. Simply smooth and fluff the fringe and let it fall as it may.
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Cover A Sofa That You Don't Like
You can easily cover your sofa with a throw if you simply don't like it but don't have any quick plans to replace it. Let the throw transform a hideous sofa. Place cushions on the sofa's sides.
This optical illusion actually works, but maintaining its good looks requires diligence and effort. The throw must be put back in place each time someone sits down.
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