🧵 8 Craft Calculators
Plan quilting and sewing projects with exact fabric math — enter your quilt size once and get backing, binding, border and block yardage plus total cost.
Quilting & Fabric Calculators
Plan quilting projects with exact fabric math — backing panels, binding strips, borders, blocks and total yardage. Enter your quilt size once and every tool shares it.
Quilt Calculator: Plan Your Whole Project from One Set of Measurements
Free quilt calculator that plans the whole project: enter quilt dimensions once to get backing, binding, and border yard...
Quilt Backing Calculator: Yardage, Seam Direction, and Wideback Options
Quilt calculator backing guide: yardage with 4-inch overhang, horizontal vs vertical seams on 44-inch fabric, and when a...
Quilt Binding Calculator: Strips, Cut Widths, and Yardage
Quilt calculator binding guide: perimeter plus 10-12 inches, strip counts from 44-inch fabric, 2.25 vs 2.5 inch cut widt...
Quilt Size Chart: Standard Quilt Dimensions from Crib to King
Standard quilt dimensions chart from crib to king with US mattress sizes, drop and pillow tuck math, and the lap and thr...
Quilt Material Calculator: From Cutting List to Yardage
Free quilt material calculator guide: pieces per strip, strips to yards, waste factors, and fat quarter math, with a wor...
Quilt Border Calculator: Strip Lengths, Corners, and Yardage
Free quilt border calculator guide: butted vs mitered strip math, diagonal-seam WOF piecing, and a worked 60x76 example ...
Quilt Block Calculator: How Many Blocks Your Quilt Needs
Free quilt block calculator guide: blocks needed to cover a quilt, sashing and cornerstone counts, and on-point setting ...
Quilt Cost Calculator
Free quilt cost calculator: real material costs by quilt size, longarm quilting rates per square inch, and whether makin...
Why Calculate Materials Before Buying
Quilting fabric is sold by the quarter yard, so accurate yardage math directly saves money. Our tools account for usable width after selvage, seam allowances, shrinkage and waste — and round up the way the cutting counter does, so you buy the right amount the first time.