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Texas Bluebonnet Quilt Blanket

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Texas Bluebonnet Quilt Blanket

33 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
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Price and sizes were checked on November 13, 2026. The shop page has the current ones.

What buyers say

These 33 reviews are from buyers of this quilt, printed as written. Names are changed for privacy. How we handle reviews

  • A bit of Texas for her apartment

    My daughter moved out of Texas for her first job. I wanted to send something for her apartment, but we've disagreed about decorating since she painted her childhood bedroom purple. This time I sent her a few choices and let her decide. She picked the bluebonnets. Her photo showed it on the couch, moving boxes everywhere, and dinner on the floor because she didn't have a coffee table yet. I wasn't expecting her to choose something that reminded her of home. Made me quite happy, honestly.

    Susan R., buyer
  • A little bluebonnet update

    Same couch, new bluebonnet blanket. I'm from Texas. This was not a difficult decorating decision.

    Donna D., buyer
  • Grandma picked the bluebonnets

    Grandma pointed to the Texas bluebonnet design and said, 'That one. Reminds me of spring.' Decision made.

    Raymond A., buyer
  • Spotted the bluebonnets in her photo

    Gave my aunt this Texas bluebonnet blanket and didn't hear much after the thank-you. Then she sent a family photo from her living room, and there it was on her favorite chair. She moved away from Texas years ago but still talks about the spring flowers. Nice seeing a gift become part of her room.

    Wanda A., buyer
  • Her graduation choice

    My niece studied in Texas and wanted something to remember those years. She chose the bluebonnet blanket as her graduation gift. I was expecting a long list of options, but she sent this one and said, 'Please, this.' Easy shopping for once.

    Janet M., buyer
  • Bluebonnets, please

    I like bluebonnets. I live in Texas. This goes on my sofa. No complicated backstory required.

    Don K., buyer
  • A Texas welcome for my cousin

    Finally cleared the spare bed before my cousin visited. I put the Texas bluebonnet blanket at the foot because we grew up taking spring drives together, mostly while our parents argued over directions. She recognized why I'd picked it. The room still has a cupboard full of boxes, but at least the part she could see looked welcoming.

    Loretta C., buyer
  • Dad likes his bluebonnets

    Bought Dad the Texas bluebonnet blanket. He said, 'Now that's better than another mug.' I have purchased several of those mugs. Message received.

    Sue G., buyer
  • Bluebonnets on the blue chair

    Texas bluebonnets, blue chair. I refuse to make this harder than it needs to be.

    Anne L., buyer
  • The Texas roommates agreed

    My roommate and I are both from Texas but agree on almost nothing decorative. Bluebonnets were common ground. This is now the one thing on our couch we both actively like.

    Kathy G., buyer
  • A useful Texas hint

    My aunt sent me the bluebonnet link with 'birthday idea' underneath. Thank you for being clear, Auntie. Bought exactly that.

    Donna H., buyer
  • First came the bluebonnets

    After painting the living room, I brought this Texas bluebonnet blanket back in before any of the cushions. I wanted the flowers to be the starting point. The room had been paint samples and sheets for so long that seeing a favorite design on the couch was a relief. Everything else could wait until after lunch.

    Anne E., buyer
  • The family voted Texas

    For my parents' anniversary, our group chat debated several gifts before settling on the Texas bluebonnet blanket. They met in Texas and still go back to visit friends. Mom picked it up and said, 'Well, somebody paid attention.' There had been about forty messages behind that decision, so I was glad the committee finally produced something useful.

    Gail L., buyer
  • Bluebonnets for the friend who listened

    A Texas friend spent hours on the phone with me during a difficult month. I sent her the bluebonnet blanket afterward because she misses spring back home. She said I hadn't needed to buy anything. I know that. I wanted to choose something she'd enjoy looking at when she put her feet up, especially after all the evenings she'd spent listening to me.

    Phyllis V., buyer
  • Texas for the keeper of our photos

    My aunt labels every family photograph. Half our Texas history would be 'somebody near a car' without her. I chose the bluebonnet blanket for her birthday and tucked in a labeled photo for once. She noticed both efforts. It's now in the room where she sorts the albums, which seems exactly right.

    Irene H., buyer
  • A bluebonnet thank-you

    Our neighbor checked the house while we were away. He's from Texas and once mentioned how much he missed the spring bluebonnets. I remembered and chose this. His wife said he'd been talking about planting them, so at least he's now got some in the living room while he researches that plan.

    Ruby S., buyer
  • Bluebonnets without a birthday

    Texas bluebonnets were reason enough. Bought it for myself and didn't wait for anybody to ask what I wanted.

    Kay G., buyer
  • Bluebonnets at my daughter's

    I gave my daughter the Texas bluebonnet blanket when she moved away. Now, on visits, we sit on her sofa with it behind us and look through family photos on her phone. She says it reminds her of home. I like that I get to see her enjoying it instead of wondering where a gift ended up.

    Helen W., buyer
  • A bluebonnet change

    Swapped the plain blanket for the Texas bluebonnet one. I wanted flowers in the room. Pleased with it.

    Theresa C., buyer
  • Bluebonnets from the kitchen

    I can see the Texas bluebonnet blanket on the couch while I wash dishes. Reminds me of spring drives near home. Makes the view nicer. Doesn't finish the dishes.

    Sue P., buyer
  • Bluebonnets against green

    My bedroom walls are green and I like the Texas bluebonnet design in there. It's my room, so flowers everywhere is allowed.

    Janet B., buyer
  • A clear bluebonnet hint

    My wife sent the Texas bluebonnet link and wrote 'this one.' I followed instructions. Worked beautifully.

    Harold G., buyer
  • Bluebonnets on a Monday

    Put the Texas bluebonnet blanket out before my wife got home. She loves the spring flowers back in Texas. Nice surprise on an otherwise very ordinary Monday.

    Rita P., buyer
  • Bluebonnets don't have to match everything

    The Texas bluebonnet design doesn't match my curtains exactly. I like it anyway. It reminds me of home, which matters more to me than coordinating the whole room.

    Jean B., buyer
  • Bluebonnets reclaimed the window seat

    Cleared the mail off the window seat and put the Texas bluebonnet blanket there. I can finally sit down and enjoy the flowers. Mail has moved elsewhere. Progress is complicated.

    Kathy C., buyer
  • My niece remembered Texas

    She chose the bluebonnet blanket because I talk about Texas every spring. Apparently I talk about it a lot. Lovely present.

    Doris C., buyer
  • Let the bluebonnets show

    I folded the Texas bluebonnet blanket too neatly at first and hid most of the design. Now it's spread over the chair. Much better. The flowers are why I chose it.

    Bill K., buyer
  • A Texas guest chair

    Bluebonnets on the guest chair. Most of our visitors are relatives from Texas, so it gives them something familiar to spot. I sit there when they're gone, too.

    Sandra J., buyer
  • She remembered my bluebonnet stories

    My goddaughter picked the Texas bluebonnet blanket for my birthday because I'd told her about taking flower photos there when I was young. I didn't think she'd been listening very closely. Apparently she was. She explained her choice in great detail and helped me put it on the couch. I liked the present, but I liked hearing her reasoning even more.

    Alice W., buyer
  • My birthday bluebonnets

    Bought the Texas bluebonnet blanket for my own birthday. Told everyone else to organize cake. A sensible division of labor.

    Hazel D., buyer
  • Bluebonnets moved to the bench

    Bought the Texas bluebonnet blanket for the bed. Like it better on the bench at the end. More of the flower design shows there.

    Paula P., buyer
  • A Texas change after he moved

    After my son moved out of Texas, I kept setting an extra place at dinner out of habit. Bought this bluebonnet blanket as one small change for the living room, something I liked for myself. When he came back for a visit, he noticed it and said it reminded him of our spring drives. We sat there talking for a while after dinner. Then he asked for leftovers to take away. Some parts of family life are very reliable.

    Lorraine R., buyer
  • Just wanted bluebonnets

    No occasion. I like Texas bluebonnets and wanted them in my living room. Very pleased.

    Wanda C., buyer

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