These quilt-like bedcoverings are not only beautiful, but a beautiful concept -- what's not a vintage textile is an organic cotton or hemp fabric. One side is a patchwork of printed scarves from the 60s and 70s, and the other side is a solid, new organic fabric.
Ouno's blankets are handmade in Vancouver, B.C. The company aims to "upcycle" -- meaning to recycle older materials into to a higher-end product.
Each piece is unique and fits up to a king size bed. $395 at Ouno.
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Love it. It's still spendy, but not nearly as much as I'd expect for a unique, handmade item.
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That's a Canadian beaver with the Montreal Olympic logo from 1976...wild! I want the one with the beaver!
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I make silk scarves into pillows (I know, it's been done before, but I still like doing it). My only worry with this (as it is with my pillows) is that they're very delicate fabric, and basically a no-go for anyone with cats. But beautiful none-the-less!
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"that they're made OF very delicate fabric"
sheesh, sorry!
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Very groovy baby.
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