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Kansas Sunflower State Home Quilt Blanket

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Kansas Sunflower State Home Quilt Blanket

24 buyers have written to us about this quilt.Read what they all said

Price
$69.95 to $119.95, depending on size
Sizes
Throw, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
Made to order
Ships within 3 business days; arrives in about 2 to 3 weeks with standard shipping
Returns
Within 30 days of receiving it
Sold by
Little Quilt House, the publisher of this site

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Price and sizes were checked on November 13, 2026. The shop page has the current ones.

What buyers say

These 24 reviews are from buyers of this quilt, printed as written. Names are changed for privacy. How we handle reviews

  • Sunflowers in the guest room

    My Kansas relatives are coming to stay, so I put the Sunflower State blanket across the guest bed. Looks cheerful with the white bedding. Much better than buying more cushions.

    Carol W., buyer
  • Grandad's Kansas present

    The grandkids picked the Kansas sunflower blanket because Grandad grew up there. They also contributed eleven dollars. He acted like they'd financed the whole thing, bless him.

    Faye C., buyer
  • The Kansas connection landed

    My mother-in-law misses Kansas. Chose the sunflower design for her birthday and she carried it straight to the sofa. Didn't even wait for cake.

    Judy H., buyer
  • Kansas, finally unpacked

    Moved out of Kansas six months ago and only just finished the last bedroom box. Got the Sunflower State blanket as a little reward. My old Kansas license plate is in that room too, so I guess the theme is 'not quite over moving.'

    Phyllis M., buyer
  • Sunflowers for no reason

    Bought the Kansas sunflower design just because I like sunflowers. No birthday. No redecorating project. Just wanted it.

    Carl H., buyer
  • Kansas in a small apartment

    Not much room to decorate here. The Kansas sunflower blanket gives the sofa some personality and reminds me of home. That's enough for me.

    Arlene F., buyer
  • Sunflowers with the pottery

    I collect pottery and wanted a floral design to sit nearby. Picked the Kansas sunflower blanket. Don't need everything to match, just to look happy together.

    Beverly M., buyer
  • My sunflower end of the house

    Kansas sunflower blanket on the chair furthest from the TV. I'm a Kansas girl who enjoys some peace. Good combination.

    Sandra E., buyer
  • Kansas fits my mismatched room

    Nothing in my living room matches. The Kansas sunflower design still fits, probably because half the furniture came from relatives back home. I like that collected-over-time look.

    Kathy L., buyer
  • Kansas before sunrise

    I'm up early these days. The Sunflower State blanket is on my kitchen armchair, ready for the radio and a cup of tea. Kansas memories before the rest of the house wakes up.

    Sandra W., buyer
  • The sunflower hint was received

    My niece showed me the Kansas sunflower blanket twice. When I handed her the gift bag, she guessed immediately. Subtle, neither of us.

    Ruby P., buyer
  • Something from Kansas for my room

    Our youngest moved out, and I wasn't ready to change his room yet. Chose the Kansas sunflower blanket for my own chair instead. I grew up there, and it felt like a small thing that was about me for once. His room can wait. My reading corner is already looking more like somewhere I want to spend an evening.

    Richard S., buyer
  • Kansas for our museum volunteer

    One of our museum volunteers is stepping back after years of helping, and she often talks about her childhood in Kansas. We chose the Sunflower State blanket for her own sitting room. She initially assumed we were giving her another box of museum items to sort. It was nice to say this was hers to enjoy, with absolutely no labels to write or inventory to complete.

    Cheryl R., buyer
  • A Kansas thank-you for Dad

    Dad helped paint my first apartment and wouldn't take any money. I got him the Kansas sunflower blanket because he's always proud of where he grew up. He said I shouldn't have spent anything, then immediately tried it on his den chair. I still owe him for the ceiling, but at least he's got something he likes for his next afternoon off.

    Bill B., buyer
  • Kansas for the new mom, too

    Everybody brought baby gifts when my friend had her daughter. I brought dinner and the Kansas sunflower blanket for my friend herself. She's from Kansas, and we'd talked about how far away home can feel when everything changes at once. She put it in her bedroom and sent a thank-you the next day. The baby received plenty of tiny things. I was glad to give my friend something chosen around her own memories and taste.

    Brenda F., buyer
  • A sunflower milestone

    Finished an evening course and wanted a small present to mark it. Chose the Kansas sunflower blanket because I grew up there and wanted something cheerful for my study chair. No diploma frame yet. The blanket was the purchase I was more interested in. It makes me smile when I sit down, mostly because the homework is finally over.

    Glenn B., buyer
  • The sunflowers stay out

    Used to hide all our blankets in a basket. The Kansas sunflower one gets left over the chair. I bought it because I like the design, so I want to see it.

    Robert E., buyer
  • Requested sunflowers, received sunflowers

    Asked for the Kansas sunflower blanket for my birthday. Got it. Very satisfactory exchange of information.

    Carl G., buyer
  • Sunflowers after the clear-out

    Donated three bags of things. Bought one Kansas sunflower blanket because it reminds me of home. Still counting that as downsizing.

    Phyllis R., buyer
  • My sunflower indulgence

    Some people buy flowers every week. I bought the Kansas sunflower blanket for my armchair. I'm enjoying it.

    Sylvia J., buyer
  • Kansas waiting when she got back

    My friend was leaving on a long trip just after her birthday. I chose the Kansas sunflower blanket for her return, since she grew up there and likes reminders of home. She sent me a photo once she was back: blanket on the sofa, suitcase still closed by the door. Said she was done moving for a while. I thought the sunflowers made a nice welcome-home present even though I'd technically given it to her before she left.

    Margaret L., buyer
  • Sunflowers made it feel like ours

    New furniture looked a little formal. Added the Kansas sunflower blanket because that's where we're from. Room feels more personal now.

    Kay E., buyer
  • Kansas housewarming, paper plates included

    Only four of us went to my cousin's housewarming. She'd just moved back to Kansas, so I brought the Sunflower State blanket along with pizza. We put it on the couch while she worked out where the lamp should go. The room was still half boxes. I liked that the gift could become part of the place right away instead of waiting for everything to be perfect. It looked like a home by the time we left, boxes and all.

    Vera H., buyer
  • My brother remembered Kansas

    My brother asked for a picture of my room, which was unusual enough that I assumed he needed help moving furniture. He was actually choosing a gift. He picked the Kansas sunflower blanket because we grew up there and used to visit our grandparents near sunflower fields. He's normally a gift-card person, so I was touched that he'd thought about it. I sent him a picture after putting it on my chair. This time he was the one asking where I wanted it to go.

    James L., buyer

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