C2C queen blanket: 90 × 90 in
A bedspread-size blanket for a queen bed — a long-term project. The graph maker below is set to 113 × 113 blocks — the worsted-weight size. Upload your picture to fill it.
Colors & yarn
| Letter | Pick | Color | Count | Yards |
|---|
Row by row
Blocks and yarn for a 90 × 90 inch blanket
| Yarn | Blocks | Rows | Yarn | 200-yd skeins |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DK / light worsted (#3) | 138 × 138 = 19,044 | 275 | 6,913 yd (6,322 m) | 35 |
| Worsted / aran (#4) | 113 × 113 = 12,769 | 225 | 6,602 yd (6,037 m) | 34 |
| Bulky / chunky (#5) | 82 × 82 = 6,724 | 163 | 5,918 yd (5,412 m) | 30 |
Row plan in worsted
A 113 × 113 C2C piece has 225 diagonal rows:
- Rows 1–113: increase at both ends (the rows grow from 1 to 113 blocks).
- Rows 114–225: decrease at both ends down to a single block.
The written pattern under the graph spells out every row with its color counts. Because the blanket is square, it switches straight from increasing to decreasing.
Planning tips
- Swatch 10 × 10 blocks and measure: if your block is not 0.8 in, divide 90 and 90 by your own block size.
- Buy one extra skein of the background color in the same dye lot.
- A border of a few rounds adds 2–4 inches and about 5% more yarn.
- Fewer colors and Remove confetti mean fewer bobbins — see C2C color changes.
Compare all sizes in the C2C blanket size chart.
FAQ
How many C2C blocks for a queen blanket?
For 90 × 90 inches: 138 × 138 blocks (19,044) in dk / light worsted, 113 × 113 blocks (12,769) in worsted / aran, 82 × 82 blocks (6,724) in bulky / chunky.
How much yarn for a C2C queen blanket?
About 6,602 yards (6,037 m) of worsted weight yarn, including 10% for tails and color changes. Split it between your colors by block count.
How many rows is a C2C queen blanket?
In worsted yarn, 225 diagonal rows (113 + 113 − 1).