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C2C blanket size chart
How many blocks, rows and yards of yarn a corner-to-corner blanket needs, for every common size and yarn weight. Use the calculator for any size.
Size chart
| Size | Yarn | Blocks | Rows | Yarn (≈) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baby blanket 36 × 36 in | DK / light worsted | 55 × 55 = 3,025 | 109 | 1,099 yd 1,005 m |
| Worsted / aran | 45 × 45 = 2,025 | 89 | 1,047 yd 958 m | |
| Bulky / chunky | 33 × 33 = 1,089 | 65 | 959 yd 877 m | |
| Throw blanket 50 × 60 in | DK / light worsted | 77 × 92 = 7,084 | 168 | 2,572 yd 2,352 m |
| Worsted / aran | 63 × 75 = 4,725 | 137 | 2,443 yd 2,234 m | |
| Bulky / chunky | 45 × 55 = 2,475 | 99 | 2,178 yd 1,992 m | |
| Twin blanket 66 × 90 in | DK / light worsted | 102 × 138 = 14,076 | 239 | 5,110 yd 4,673 m |
| Worsted / aran | 83 × 113 = 9,379 | 195 | 4,849 yd 4,434 m | |
| Bulky / chunky | 60 × 82 = 4,920 | 141 | 4,330 yd 3,960 m | |
| Queen blanket 90 × 90 in | DK / light worsted | 138 × 138 = 19,044 | 275 | 6,913 yd 6,322 m |
| Worsted / aran | 113 × 113 = 12,769 | 225 | 6,602 yd 6,037 m | |
| Bulky / chunky | 82 × 82 = 6,724 | 163 | 5,918 yd 5,412 m |
How the numbers are calculated
blocks = inches ÷ block size for each side, and yards = blocks × yards per block × 1.1. Block sizes and yarn per block are rounded from measured swatches: DK / light worsted 0.65 in and 0.33 yd per block; Worsted / aran 0.8 in and 0.47 yd per block; Bulky / chunky 1.1 in and 0.8 yd per block. The extra 10% covers tails and color changes.
Everyone's tension is different, so crochet a 10 × 10 block swatch and measure it before you buy yarn for a big blanket. Read more in choosing a graph size and how much yarn for a C2C blanket.
Sizes
- Baby blanket — 36 × 36 inStroller, car seat or crib blanket and a popular first C2C project.
- Throw blanket — 50 × 60 inA couch throw or lap blanket — the most-made graphghan size.
- Twin blanket — 66 × 90 inCovers the top of a twin bed with a little drop on the sides.
- Queen blanket — 90 × 90 inA bedspread-size blanket for a queen bed — a long-term project.