blanket size chart
Blanket sizes, in stitches
Common blanket sizes with the stitches and rows — or C2C tiles — you need at your gauge.
| Blanket | Size | Stitches across | Rows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lovey | 12 × 12 in · 30 × 30 cm | 43 | 49 |
| Baby | 30 × 36 in · 76 × 91 cm | 107 | 146 |
| Lap / throw | 50 × 60 in · 127 × 152 cm | 178 | 244 |
| Twin | 66 × 90 in · 168 × 229 cm | 235 | 366 |
| Full | 80 × 90 in · 203 × 229 cm | 284 | 366 |
| Queen | 90 × 100 in · 229 × 254 cm | 320 | 406 |
| King | 108 × 100 in · 274 × 254 cm | 384 | 406 |
Good to know
These are common finished sizes; measure your bed or sofa for a perfect fit, and allow extra drop over the sides of a bed.
Picked a size? Open the studio, upload a photo and set the width to the stitch count from the table.
Turn a photo into a patternWhat size is a throw blanket?
Around 50 × 60 in (127 × 152 cm) is a popular sofa throw size.
What size is a baby blanket?
About 30 × 36 in (76 × 91 cm) for a pram or cot blanket.
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