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What Loom Length Do You Need? | Blanket Size Guide by Uppercase Designs

What Length Loom Do You Need?

When choosing the right loom, one of the most important questions to ask is:
“What size blanket do I want to make?”

The length of the loom determines the finished width of your blanket. Whether you're knitting a cozy lap throw or a king-sized masterpiece, selecting the correct loom size will help ensure your blanket turns out just the way you want it.


🧶 What Blanket Width Do You Want?

Here’s a quick guide to help you match loom length to your desired blanket size:

What Blanket Width Do You Want?

Here’s a quick guide to help you match loom length to your desired blanket size:

Loom Length Approx. Blanket Width Common Uses
24" Loom Up to 26" wide Baby blankets, lap throws
30"–36" Loom Up to 38" wide Small throws, single bed covers
45"–46" Loom Up to 48" wide Standard throw blankets
61"–64" Loom Up to 68" wide Queen-size blankets
90"+ Loom Up to 96" wide King-size or oversized cozy throws


How it Works

Loom length = finished blanket width. It’s that simple.
Your stitches run across the loom, so the longer the loom, the wider your blanket will be. If you're using thick yarn, like 2cm or 3cm jumbo yarn, you'll get even more width with fewer stitches.


Pro Tip: Use a Modular Loom

Need flexibility? Choose a convertible loom that grows with your project. At UppercaseDesigns.ca, we offer looms with extension options — from 45" all the way up to 94" — so you can knit anything from lap blankets to king-size throws without needing multiple looms.


Need Help Choosing?

We’re here to help you choose the perfect loom based on:

  • Your desired blanket size

  • Yarn thickness (1cm, 2cm, or 3cm)

  • Whether you want a fixed or modular loom setup

Reach out anytime — or browse our Loom Collection to see what’s possible.


From baby snuggles to king-size comfort, the perfect loom is waiting for you.
Let your creativity stretch as wide as your blanket!

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