Hello fellow makers! I recently published an article on how to read a graph, and mentioned my C2C blanket size calculator in the tutorial video. I realized I didn’t have a calculator out there for Row by Row graphgans using single crochet, so it only makes sense to create one right?
The math involved in determining how big a blanket will be isn’t exactly rocket science, but it is a bit of simple algebra. I have a disdain for breaking out the excel spreadsheets I’ve created every time I want to make a project, so the next best thing is these calculators. I’ve referred back to my C2C calculator sooooooo many times.
The stitch calculator is also a good one because it lets you determine size based on a certain, sometimes complicated stitch, so check that one out too!
Check out those calculators here.
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So let’s get to this!
Row by Row Graphgan Blanket Size Calculator
This calculator will work for using single crochet only. Next up will be one for working a graphgan in double crochet, which will take just a little bit more math :(, because each pixel/square of a graph = a stitch and 2 double crochet = 1 stitch… anyway, moving on…
Step 1
Create a small swatch that measures at least 5″ wide & 5″ tall.
Step 2
Measure how many stitches are in 4″ and how many rows are in 4″
Step 3
Enter those number below – it’s as simple as that!
If you want to learn how to read a graph, check out the article I wrote on reading graphs, there are link in that article on the best graphing programs too
I hope you enjoy using this calculator!
Is there a calculator you need? Let me see if I can make one for you, please leave a comment below or send me a message 🙂



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January 30, 2021 at 6:10 pm[…] Row-by-Row Blanket Size Calculator […]
Tasha Margette
January 16, 2020 at 4:49 pmHi Robin! I don’t, but that is a GREAT idea.
Robin Mims
January 12, 2020 at 12:57 pmDo you happen to have one for Tunisian Stitch?