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For years, bouquet blankets only existed in crochet form. Just not practical. They couldn’t be washed easily. They stretched. They were hard to gift. They stayed on a shelf instead of being used or displayed. So we created something new. A cotton linen quilt base. Hand sewn cotton linen flowers. Soft, sturdy, washable, and made to be gifted. A blanket you can actually use, display, fold in a basket, lay on a sofa, or wrap around someone you love. The first bouquet blanket tha

Sometimes the simplest products are the ones the world needed all along. Before Bouquet Blankets existed, there were only crochet bouquet blankets. They were lovingly handmade, but they were limited. They could not be washed easily. They could not be used as daily blankets. They were not cotton. They were not linen. They were more of a craft piece than a functional heirloom. Then came a creator, inspired by her firstborn daughter, Verity. She wanted something symbolic. Someth

For years, anyone who searched for a bouquet style blanket found the same result. Crochet. Beautiful to look at, but not built for everyday life. They were delicate. They took months to make. They were keepsakes, not blankets you could take to the park or lay across a sofa. Parents needed something different. Gift givers needed something special. Homes needed something that felt warm, soft, and still worthy of being on display. The crochet versions never solved that need. The

Before Bouquet Blankets existed, the world only knew one kind of bouquet blanket. Crochet. Nostalgic, yes. Charming, maybe. Expensive, timely, and not replicable, yes. Crochet bouquets were decorative keepsakes, not blankets you could wrap around a child, drape on a cozy chair, or use during a picnic in the backyard. They stretched. They unraveled. They stayed in one spot, usually on a shelf, admired but never lived with. The need was simple. A blanket that felt like comfort,