Blanket measurement guide

Author: Crochetly · Last updated: May 16, 2026

This chart lists standard measurements for common crochet blanket sizes. Use it as a starting point, then adjust based on your stitch pattern, yarn thickness, or personal preference.

What are the standard crochet blanket sizes?

Answer: Crochet blankets range from small loveys (10–12 in) up to king size (108 x 100 in). The chart below covers 11 common sizes with width and length in inches and centimeters.

Blanket Type	Width (in)	Length (in)	Width (cm)	Length (cm)
Lovey	10–12	10–12	25–30	25–30
Stroller	30–36	30–36	76–91	76–91
Receiving	30–40	30–40	76–102	76–102
Baby	36–40	36–44	91–102	91–112
Toddler	40–42	48–52	102–107	122–132
Crib	45–60	60–72	114–152	152–183
Lapghan / Throw	40–50	50–65	102–127	127–165
Twin	66	90	168	229
Full / Double	80	90	203	229
Queen	90	100	229	254
King	108	100	274	254

What do the blanket size names mean?

Answer: Each name describes the intended use. Loveys are small comfort items. Lapghans cover the lap. Throw blankets are decorative. Bed blankets match mattress sizes.

• Lovey: Small comfort item, often with a toy or motif attached.
• Lapghan: Great for covering the lap; often used in wheelchairs or on couches.
• Throw: Decorative and functional; commonly draped on furniture.
• Crib/Toddler: Size may vary based on mattress or child height.
• Bed Blankets: Typically sized to cover the mattress with some overhang.

What tips help when making a blanket?

Answer: Add a border for extra size and a finished look. Consider shrinkage and stretch depending on your yarn fiber. Use multiples of your stitch pattern repeat to calculate width.

• Add a border for extra size and a finished look.
• Consider shrinkage/stretch depending on yarn fiber and stitch type.
• Use multiples of your stitch pattern repeat to calculate width and length.