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How many chains for a stroller blanket

A stroller blanket is 30 × 35 in (76 × 89 cm). In worsted yarn at a typical 12.5 single crochets per 4 in that is 94 stitches across: chain 95 for single crochet.
Your own gauge decides the real count: measure your swatch and use the blanket calculator for an exact chain.

Starting chain for a stroller blanket, crochet

Starting chain for a stroller blanket, crochet
Weightsc / 4 inStitchesChain (sc)Chain (hdc)Chain (dc)
1 Super Fine26.5199200201202
2 Fine18135136137138
3 Light14.5109110111112
4 Medium12.594959697
5 Bulky9.571727374
6 Super Bulky860616263
7 Jumbo645464748

Cast-on for a stroller blanket, knitting

Cast-on for a stroller blanket, knitting
Weightsts / 4 inCast on
1 Super Fine29.5221
2 Fine24.5184
3 Light22.5169
4 Medium18135
5 Bulky13.5101
6 Super Bulky968
7 Jumbo645

Before you chain

Foundation chains tend to be tight and pull the edge in: chain with a hook one size up, or use a foundation single crochet row.
Check the width after a few rows: if it’s off by more than an inch, it’s cheaper to start over now than at the end.
Gauges are the middle of the Craft Yarn Council range for each yarn weight. Chains include the turning chain (1 for sc, 2 for hdc, 3 for dc), which here doesn’t count as a stitch. Blanket sizes are common sizes, not an official standard.

Frequently asked questions

How many chains do I need for a stroller blanket?

A stroller blanket is 30 × 35 in (76 × 89 cm). In worsted yarn at a typical 12.5 single crochets per 4 in that is 94 stitches across: chain 95 for single crochet.

Does the turning chain count as a stitch?

Patterns differ. This calculator doesn’t count it: chain the stitches you want plus 1 for single crochet, 2 for half double or 3 for double crochet, and work the first stitch into the next chain.

How big is a stroller blanket?

A common size for a stroller blanket is 30 × 35 in. There is no official standard, so measure the bed or the person it’s for.