TOG Woven Blanket N01

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At Anitari, we are passionate designers inspired by vintage and gothic artistry. Our mission is to create timeless pieces you’ll be proud to display—personal works of art that reflect your character and soul.

What is Woven Blanket?

To understand what Jacquard woven fabric is, we first need to understand what’s meant by “woven fabric”. Woven fabric is created by passing horizontal weft threads over and under vertical warp threads to form a network of interlaced yarns, like so…

Demonstrated below, “Jacquard” is a weaving technique used to create bespoke patterns and images within the fabric by controlling which threads appear on top at certain points in the weave.

Make sense? Good stuff. Now that you’ve got your head around Jacquard fabric,

Colours

Our custom blankets are produced by weaving together six individual coloured yarns to create 195 different colours. By combining red, blue, green, gold, white and black yarns at different amounts, we get the colour palette you see below, which excludes vibrant, hot, neon or extremely yellow colours.

The following examples illustrate some of the challenges posed by this limited colour palette when creating your Jacquard woven blanket. The background’s orange-red colour — being absent from our weave colour palette — has automatically been replaced with the nearest colour match. As a result, the finished custom blanket has a background perceived as more of a yellow-orange colour. In the detail, you can see that although it’s a combination of gold and red thread, it still doesn’t quite match the vibrancy of the original graphic.

In the test graphic below, the colourful geometric pattern contains a number of hot and vibrant colours. The woven version shows how the nearest available colour can often result in large blocks of a single woven colour where multiple like colours exist in the original graphic. The yellows, light oranges and even light greens in the top left section have all become the same golden colour, together with the dark blues, purples and dark reds in the top right and bottom left sections.

The vertical warp threads for this custom woven blanket are black and white, and the blocks of colour are made by weaving the colourful weft threads over and under. Warp threads can alter the value of the weft threads. For example, black warp threads darken the colour palette and add contrast to the lighter weft yarns, and white warp threads lighten the colour palette and contrast with the darker weft yarns — but you’re still limited to those 195 colours.

So, why do some colours that we perceive as similar in our reference image end up looking so different in the weave? The answer: hues and values.

Hues are colours that can be distinguished from one another — like blue and red. The purple-hued threads are coloured with blue and red dyes. In the example above, the E6 purple is more red/pink than the I13 purple, which has more blue. Since we’re limited to the colour palette above, the Jacquard woven blanket will inherit the nearest colour match to accomplish the image submitted. As you can see from the finished custom blanket, some purples appear blue, while others look more pink.

Value is the lightness or darkness of a hue, achieved through the black and white warp threads. For example, D13 is a light shade of pink, so more white warp threads are used to achieve the contrast with the other pink values that appear in the image (similarly with F6). Once again, the custom woven blanket inherits the best colour match from the available palette, so rather than light pink, this might appear as white.

Gradients

Graduated areas will be reproduced as closely as the colour palette allows, but we recommend avoiding graphics that rely on large, gently transitioning colour fields when creating your Jacquard woven blanket.

Resolution

Woven stitches don’t translate directly to pixels (the approximate equivalent is 12dpi), so some very fine details may be lost.