I bought this because I loved the unique design, and I’m really happy with it
Is 63"×51" the right throw for what I want it for?
There's one size, so the only decision is where it's going — and 63"×51" is throw territory, not bedspread territory. It's built to be draped, folded and wrapped around one person, not to cover a double bed.
| Choose it for | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| The armchair | You have one reading chair that looks bare, and you want something folded over the back that you'll also genuinely pull over your knees. |
| The end of the bed | Your bed is plain white and needs one layer with a pattern in it, run across the foot rather than over the whole thing. |
| The sofa, one person | You want a throw for yourself, not one that has to stretch across two people watching a film. |
If you need to cover two people or a whole bed, this is the wrong size — it's a single-person throw and it's happier being one.
How do I wash a woven throw without wrecking the pattern?
The sheep motif is woven into the cloth rather than printed on top, so it can't crack or peel — but a woven face still hates heat and agitation. Cool and gentle, every time.
| Works for | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Draping over chairs, sofas and bed ends, folding into a basket, taking outside to a bench or a porch chair | Hot washes, bleach, high-heat tumble drying, and hanging it over anything with a rough or splintered edge |
Shake it out rather than vacuuming it. Wash cool on a gentle cycle, dry flat or over a rail, and reshape it to square while it's damp. The step people skip: dealing with a snag properly. A woven throw will catch on a watch strap or a cat claw eventually — don't pull the loop out, ease it back through from the reverse side with a blunt needle and it disappears.
Fold it along a different line each time you put it away, so you never set a permanent crease.
A throw with something to look at, instead of another plain grey rectangle.
Almost every throw sold is a flat color or a stripe, which is why living rooms end up with three of them and none of them memorable. This one has a flock of sheep woven across it. It's a small joke that holds up — restrained enough that it doesn't read as novelty from the doorway, specific enough that people notice it when they sit down. Folded over an armchair it looks like an object someone chose. Pulled over your legs on a cold evening it does the ordinary job any throw does.

Why woven beats printed on a throw you actually use
A printed throw is a plain cloth with a design sitting on the surface. Wash it enough and the print goes chalky, then it cracks along the fold lines, and the whole thing looks tired long before the fabric wears out. A woven design is built from the threads themselves — the sheep are made of the same structure as the background, so there's nothing on top to degrade. It also gives the surface a slight relief you can feel with your hand, and a reverse side where the pattern reads as a softer negative of the front.
That construction is why a woven throw drapes in heavier folds than a printed one. It hangs off the arm of a chair with weight instead of sliding to the floor every time somebody stands up.
- 63"×51" — the one size. Long enough to cover you from shoulder to ankle in a chair, narrow enough that it doesn't pool on the floor, and the right proportion to fold in thirds across the foot of a bed.
- Woven sheep motif — repeated across the face rather than placed as a single scene, so it works whichever way you fold it and doesn't have a wrong side up.
- Textured face, softer reverse — use whichever side suits the chair it's living on.

What You're Getting
- One Frida Sheep Woven Throw Blanket in the single 63"×51" size
- Sheep motif woven into the cloth, not printed on the surface
- Nothing to crack, peel or go chalky along the fold lines over time
- Textured face with a softer reverse, both sides usable
- Enough weight to stay draped over a chair arm or the end of a bed
- Single-person proportions — a reading-chair throw, not a bedspread
- Machine wash cool on gentle, no bleach
- Dry flat or over a rail and reshape to square while damp
- Snags ease back through from the reverse rather than needing to be cut
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
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Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.



