Vampire Frog Jack-o'-Lantern Woven Blanket with Full Moon and Bats
Made to order
Production: 2–3 business days, allow up to 5.
Free U.S. delivery
Delivery: 4–10 business days after production.
Ships from North Carolina to U.S. addresses only.
Woven, not printed
Made with 100% cotton yarn, not printed with ink.
About this Blanket
A grinning green frog with little vampire fangs and big orange eyes sits on top of a carved jack-o'-lantern in this retro Halloween design. Behind it a glowing full moon rises over dark hills and pine trees, four black bats fly through the orange night sky, and a brick pillar topped with a cross stands to one side like an old graveyard marker. Tall green grass frames the pumpkin at the bottom.
The artwork has a textured, chalky vintage-poster look in pumpkin orange, olive green, rust brown and deep black. The mood is spooky but friendly, with more grin than fright, so it suits frog lovers, fans of retro Halloween art and families who like their October decor playful.
Perfect for:
- Frog and toad lovers
- Fans of vintage and retro Halloween art
- Families who prefer friendly, not scary, Halloween decor
- A Halloween or fall birthday gift
- Teens and adults with a quirky sense of humor
✨ DETAILS
Product: Woven cotton throw blanket
Material: 100% cotton
Technique: Artwork woven with colored cotton threads, not printed
Sizes: 37" × 52", 50" × 60", 60" × 80"
Edges: Decorative multicolored fringe
Production: Made to order
Orientation: May be displayed vertically or horizontally
🎃 USE IT AS
- Halloween sofa throw for the living room
- Bed accent blanket for October
- Wall tapestry above a console or fireplace
- Reading nook blanket for spooky movie nights
- Porch or patio wrap on cool fall evenings
- Seasonal dorm room decor
🧼 CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Use non-chlorine bleach only when needed. Tumble dry on low heat.
⚠️ PLEASE NOTE
Colors, saturation, and small details may vary slightly from the pictures because the artwork is recreated with woven cotton yarn. Fine textures such as the chalky shading and thin grass blades may appear softer in the weave, and screen settings can also affect how colors appear.