Wednesday, February 25, 2009

President Obama recieves blanket made in Pendleton, Oregon!


Here is the photo and information on the limited edition blanket that Governor Kulongoski gave to President Obama recently.

Oregon 1859 - 2009 - LIMITED EDITION
Introducing the first-ever Pendleton jacquard woven blanket in Eco-Wise Wool®. Limited to 150 blankets, each featuring a commemorative label signed by the Governor. The blanket dimensions are 64” x 80”. This ground-breaking new product, woven in the great state of Oregon using MBDC® certified sustainable materials, treads lightly on our cherished land and makes a statement of commitment to generations to come.
Mt Hood is a snow-covered challenge, a majestic muse, and a reminder of why we in Oregon call this paradise home. Called Wy'east by the Multnomah Tribe, Hood's iconic peak has watched over our maverick innovations for 150 years of statehood. It's no wonder designer Patty Fogarty was inspired to use it as the centerpiece of Oregon's Sesquicentennial Blanket. The snowy mountain against a serene sky and its peaceful reflection are bordered by 15 trilliums and 15 ferns, each representing a decade of Oregon's statehood. Each leaf and petal reflects the stories, accomplishments and wisdom of our citizens.
EVERY BLANKET COMES WITH A STORY CARD AND LETTER FROM JOHN BISHOP, CHAIRMAN OF PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS. WOVEN ON OUR JACQUARD LOOM IN PENDLETON, OREGON. SIGNED AND NUMBER LABEL

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