Standard Quilt Sizes Chart and Printable

I love making all sizes of quilts but I often forget the right size for the quilt I need. So I created this printable standard quilt sizes chart that also includes a range for quilts from crib quilt to king size! This is a great reference for quilters – just print it out and keep it handy.

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These printables are pretty enough to put on your sewing room wall for quick reference! Print them out on nice paper for a great gift for beginner quilters. Most pre-cut batting sizes are similar to these standard quilt sizes so creating different sizes is easy.

You can make your quilts however big or small you want, but these quilt measurements are handy when you are sewing for a specific purpose, such as for a new baby or a twin size bed! Use your own personal preference with these charts for your homemade quilts. The finished size of your quilt will change slightly after taking it to a long arm machine and adding a binding. You can use borders to manipulate the finished size of different quilt patterns.

The Banff Quilt Pattern in Throw Size

This chart includes 8 typical quilt sizes: crib, baby, lap quilt, throw, twin, double/full, queen and king. Each includes width and length measurements for help in choosing your quilt size.

The Rainbow Block Quilt in throw size

Quilt Sizes Dimensions

This chart shows the standard quilt width and quilt length for different quilt sizes. This is so handy if you are making a quilt for someone else or if you just need a basic guide. The size of your quilt will change how useful it is for difference places from couch quilts to quilts for a twin bed and lap-size quilts!

Baby 30″ x 40″, or a range of 30-40″ x 40-50″
- Use the smaller range of baby quilts for a stroller size quilt
- Baby quilt sizes can range even more since some are designed for tummy time or play mats and others are designed to grow with the child
Crib 36″ x 54″, or a range of 36-45″ x 45-54″
Lap 45″ x 45″, or a range of 40-60″ x 40-60″
- Lap quilt sizes are also a great size for a wheelchair quilt
Throw 54″ x 64″, or a range of 54-60″ x 64-76″
Twin Size Quilt or Single Bed 70″ x 90″, or a range of 64-80″ x 80-100″
Full Quilt or Double 80″ x 90″, or a range of 70-85″ x 84-100″
Queen Quilt Size 90″ x 108″, or a range of 76-90″ x 90-110″
King Quilt Size 110″ x 108″, or a range of 90-120″ x 90-110″

*Mini quilts and wall hangings can range from tiny to super large so I didn’t include measurements for those – it’s totally up to you!

*California king quilts can be made using the standard king size. A King size bed is 4 inches shorter and 4 inches wider than a Calfornia king bed, so you can adjust accordingly if needed.

Standard Quilt Sizes Printable Chart

This quilt measurement chart is a PDF file that you can download and keep handy! Put it in your quilt binder or on the wall near your machine.

There are two different files available, one has a standard size plus a range. The other is a cute graphic that just shows the standard quilt size. These charts will download together as a PDF file. Click the pink button below, enter your email address to sign up for the email newsletter and then you’ll be taken to the download page.