Bunkhouse Camp Blanket — II

Description

The middle Bunkhouse, cut to cover a twin bunk or two people on a tailgate. Same 70/30 wool and cotton cloth from the same North Carolina mill, woven in a plain weave that sits flatter than a twill and packs smaller for it. The ground is a faded indigo with one cream band running the full width at each end. All four sides are bound in cotton twill tape, stitched down twice so the binding cannot roll. It runs 60 by 78 inches at 3 pounds 2 ounces. Wool sheds a little for the first few uses, then stops. Air it rather than washing it. When it does need a wash, use cold water and mild wool soap, no agitation at all, and dry it flat.

• 70/30 wool and cotton, plain weave, flatter than a twill
• 60 by 78 inches, 3 lb 2 oz
• Cotton twill tape binding on four sides, double-stitched; faded indigo with cream end bands
• Woven at the same Burlington, North Carolina mill; finished and packed in Albuquerque, New Mexico