What's the difference between blanket, comforter, duvet?
Snuggly Wuggly is a synthetic, there really is no dye lot, and you cannot dye it anywayIt never goes out of production.it is acrylic! From what I gather from the site, it is still in production, so you should have no trouble finding itJust ask at Michael'sYou can always ask on ravelryyou can find everything thereBut it's an acyclicthey are always being made.
The factory may still have someAlso check any mill-end outlets near the factoryThey usually have websitesThey may have it, too Double-check with Michaels and see if the yarn is only off the shelf for the seasonThey may bring back that same yarn when it gets chilly again.
Hi there :) A duvet (pronounced /du?ve?/, from the French duvet /dyv?/ down) is a type of bedding— a soft flat bag traditionally filled with down or feathers, or a combination of both and used on a bed as a blanketDuvets originally came out of rural Europe and were made of Eider, a type of duck's down, which is well known for its usefulness as an insulatorA comforter is a type of bedding — a soft flat bag used on a bed as a type of bed coverIt is filled with either an artificial material (such as polyester batting) or a natural materialA comforter usually doesn't cover the pillows or box spring of the bedIt is basically a luxurious thick, fluffy blanket that people put on their bed to achieve a much higher level of comfort and warmthA similar type covering made from feathers (often including down) is generally referred to as a duvetA blanket is a type of bedding, generally a large, rectangular piece of cloth, intended to keep the user warm, especially while they sleepBlankets are distinguished from sheets by their thickness and purpose; the thickest sheet is still thinner than the lightest blanket, because blankets are for warmth, while sheets are for hygiene, comfort and aestheticsBlankets are subdivided into many types, including quilts, duvets, and comforters, depending on their thickness, construction and/or fill materialElectric blankets are heated by electricityBlankets were traditionally made of wool, while sheets were made of cotton which is less irritating to the skinThese days, artificial fibers are frequently used for bothHope this helps.
