A throw blanket can stay close without occupying the whole sofa. One consistent fold makes it easy to return after an evening of use.
Measure the resting area
Choose a stable basket, shelf, or suitable part of the sofa where the blanket can rest without sliding into a walkway. Fold it to the width of that space while leaving the seat itself available.
Keep the last fold easy
Use two or three broad folds rather than a tight decorative roll that takes time to remake. Put the open edge toward you so the blanket unfolds naturally when lifted. Let heavy throws rest where they are supported.
Separate daily from spare
Keep the blanket used most often in this easy location and store extra throws elsewhere. Avoid building a tall display pile on the sofa; it usually means moving several blankets before anyone can sit down comfortably.
What would you change to make a blanket fold that clears the seat work in your home?
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