200 × 300 cross stitch size

On 14-count Aida a 200 × 300 design finishes at 14.3 × 21.4 in (36.3 × 54.4 cm). Every other fabric is below.

FabricFinished sizeFabric to cut (3 in margin)Smallest hoop
11-count Aida18.2 × 27.3 in
46.2 × 69.3 cm
24.2 × 33.3 in
61 × 85 cm
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14-count Aida14.3 × 21.4 in
36.3 × 54.4 cm
20.3 × 27.4 in
52 × 70 cm
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16-count Aida12.5 × 18.8 in
31.8 × 47.6 cm
18.5 × 24.8 in
47 × 63 cm
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18-count Aida11.1 × 16.7 in
28.2 × 42.3 cm
17.1 × 22.7 in
43 × 58 cm
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22-count Hardanger9.1 × 13.6 in
23.1 × 34.6 cm
15.1 × 19.6 in
38 × 50 cm
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25-count evenweave (over 2)16.0 × 24.0 in
40.6 × 61.0 cm
22.0 × 30.0 in
56 × 76 cm
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28-count evenweave (over 2)14.3 × 21.4 in
36.3 × 54.4 cm
20.3 × 27.4 in
52 × 70 cm
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32-count linen (over 2)12.5 × 18.8 in
31.8 × 47.6 cm
18.5 × 24.8 in
47 × 63 cm
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36-count linen (over 2)11.1 × 16.7 in
28.2 × 42.3 cm
17.1 × 22.7 in
43 × 58 cm
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Planning a 200 × 300 project

A fully stitched 200 × 300 chart is 60,000 crosses — around 500 hours at a relaxed 120 stitches an hour. To work out floss, take the stitch counts from your chart key into the floss calculator.

Making your own? Set the width to 200 stitches in the photo to pattern maker, or resize a blank chart to 200 × 300 in the grid editor.

Other sizes

140 × 100150 × 200200 × 250Full size chart

200 × 300 questions

How big is a 200 × 300 cross stitch on 14-count Aida?

14.3 × 21.4 inches (36.3 × 54.4 cm). With a 3-inch margin on every side, cut the fabric to 20.3 × 27.4 inches.

How long does a 200 × 300 cross stitch take?

A fully stitched 200 × 300 chart is 60,000 crosses. At a relaxed 100–150 stitches an hour that is roughly 400–600 hours; designs with unstitched background take less.