• Super Chunky Double Cable Throw from Etsy seller ErinBlacksDesigns $275 CAD, acrylic
• Cabled Throw at Anthropologie $228, wool/acrylic
• Cable Knit Throw from Pottery Barn $79, cotton/acrylic
• Vintage Cream Knit Afghan from Etsy seller Rubisco $69
• Cable Throw from Ralph Lauren Home $595, cashmere
• Ursula Throw from Ikea $29.99, cotton
• Cable Knit Throw from Barneys New York $1,150, cashmere
• Cable Knit Throw from Country Curtains $59.50, acrylic
• Royal Velvet Cable Knit Throw from JC Penney $40, cotton
• Lakeland Cable Throw from Land's End $89, cotton
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I suggest finding a local knitter to purchase your throw from. There are talented individuals in most communities who are passionate and practiced knitters who could make a professional-quality throw in the colors and fiber of your choice. Shop local!
Taking the cable knit throw idea to another level, I just picked up a couple of lampshades that were covered in a cable knit fabric from Target. Super fun and funky, and they add a really nice warm glow to the lamp light.
Pottery Barn offers another throw that's even better than the one listed above. It's cable-knit on one side, faux fleece on the other. COMFIEST.BLANKET.EVER.
I have the Ursula throw from IKEA and I love it. My husband is actually napping with it as I type.
If you know how to knit, it looks like the person selling the the one in the picture is selling the pattern for it too. I don't in fact know how to knit, so I guess I'll have to find someone to do it for me LOL.