**A Chenille Bedspread – Enjoys a Long History**

A chenille bedspread enjoys a long and storied history. Chenille began as an art form in the rural mountains of Georgia around 1895. Every home had chenille bedspreads as part of their home decor in the 40’s and 50’s. I know my mother had several, one for each bed. I loved the soft tufts of fabric. It was always the coziest thing to curl up on with lots of pillows. Chenille bedspreads if found today that is from that era are a vintage piece of fabric. It is sought after for use in today’s home décorating. A shabby chic look or country nostalgia can be easily achieved through this marvelous chenille fabric.

Chenille Bedspreads – Can Be Purchased New Today

If you aren’t a chenille snob you can buy new chenille bedspreads today. They are still very popular as the old coming around again. There is a wide range of colors and different patterns to the chenille. These spreads are usually cotton and are easily washed and dried. If you have a girly girl around the house she might like the softness of a bedspread from chenille. If you have an old piece of chenille that is tattered and worn, make it into a stuffed animal for her. She will cherish it. Don’t let the look of chenille pass you by. The décor of today works well using chenille.

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