I often get asked, what size should I make a baby blanket or what size should I make a throw. So I decided to compile a list of the sizes, in two blanket size charts, that you may find helpful when completing different blanket projects.
Making blankets is one of my favorite projects to create. The act of giving crochet blankets, as gifts, has to be one of the most rewarding feelings ever. To know you work hard on something and then have the ability to share it with someone is an amazing gift. Learning, Creating, and Sharing, it’s what Ahsel Anne is all about.
Often a project can be customized by easily changing the foundation chain or the number of rows you create. Changing the foundation chain can affect the width of your project and changing the number of rows, often can the length of your project.
I have made many baby blankets. Some of these blankets have survived from baby cribs to toddler beds. Just imagine my surprise when one of my friends shared a picture with me of her teenager still cuddled up in the blanket I made for them at birth; such a heartwarming moment. Honestly, I still have the blanket someone made for my daughter.
Blanket Size Charts
I’ve been toying with the idea of making a scrape blanket, but to be honest, I think my self-diagnosed OCD would have a field day, with all the random yarn textures and colors. If I decide to create one I will share it with ya’ll.
Be sure to let me know if I have left anything out. I love to have everything in one location.
Good day.. Your Full size blanket is listed as 30 x 36 inches on the pink chart…. I think it needs to be fixed.
Thank you.
Thank you that definitely sounds like a typo. Let me look into it. Thank you 💚
Two years later… the full size blanket is still 30 x 36.
Thanks for the follow-up
Yup, more than a year after your comment and it still isn’t right. 85″x90″ is the correct size.
Thanks for the follow up. I’ve corrected it.