Free Baby Quilt Patterns

The nine patch quilt blocks in this baby quilt are placed on point, and careful color value placement makes them seem to pop out. Setting and corner triangles are created from patchwork, rather than with plain triangles. But don't worry, this baby quilt is easy to assemble.

Dawn's Light is a baby quilt made from two different quilt blocks sewn on point and separated by sashing and corner squares.

Use this easy quilt pattern to make a small Sailboats quilt.

Use this easy quilt pattern to make a small Sailboats quilt.

The Hopscotch quilt is easy to make, and even beginning quilters will assemble it with easy. Use this easy quilt pattern the next time you need a small quilt.

Use the Rail Fence baby quilt pattern to sew a patchwork quilt that's filled with color. This easy baby quilt is suitable for beginning quilters.

Use my free Broken Dishes Quilt pattern to make this popular and traditional patchwork quilt. The quilt pattern also includes information to help you make multiple sizes of the Broken Dishes Quilt Block.

Make a baby quilt version of my popular Cozy Chains quilt pattern. One of the hundreds of free quilt patterns you'll find at About.com Quilting.

The Baby Monkey Wrench baby quilt pattern is an easy project, even if it's your first quilt. Complete instructions, accompanied by step-by-step illustrations.

An easy baby quilt pattern with a vintage look.

Make this easy baby quilt pattern. Called Stars Through the Windows, it's a quick patchwork quilt that beginning quilters can make with ease.

Make the Baby Propellers quilt, assembled using the patchwork quilt block of the same name.

Pretty in Pastels is a baby quilt pattern made from 6-inch Clay's Choice quilt blocks.

Make a Framed Nine Patch baby quilt with this free baby quilt pattern. This easy quilt pattern is beginner friendly -- so it's perfect for a first quilt.

Baby quilt patterns are tops in popularity, so I'm creating more of them each week. All of my free baby quilt patterns include detailed instructions and step-by-step illustrations, making them suitable for quilters of every skill level. I hope you'll find a baby quilt pattern you love in the archives.

Make a pretty Springtime Baby Quilt from quilt blocks that finish at 6-1/4" square.

The Double Star quilt pattern is suitable for children or adults. Change the fabrics to alter the theme of the quilt.

Here's a baby quilt pattern with Darting Birds blocks placed on point.

Got Blues is a monochromatic quilt that might be somewhat large for a baby quilt pattern, but it's a good size for a child's quilt.

The Road Trip quilt is made from squares and rectangles, with color values arranged to give the quilt up and down motion. Its size makes it a good choice for a baby quilt pattern -- just change the theme of your fabric to make it suit a child.

This pretty baby quilt pattern is assembled by combining Birds in the Air quilt blocks with four-patch connector blocks, all on point and surrounded by borders.

In the Pinks is an easy baby quilt pattern with lots of visual texture. Not into pinks? You can change the quilt dramatically by choosing different fabrics.

Combine Single Irish Chain blocks with pre-printed panels to make a pretty baby quilt with lots of color flow.

Try this easy framed Pinwheel Baby quilt pattern.

These easy baby quilt patterns are perfect projects for anyone who's making a first quilt. Make this Sunshine & Shadows variation (or Trip Around the World) and it's cousin, the Baby Furrows quilt.

Go soft and frayed with rag quilt versions of both baby quilts described in the entry above.

Making comfort quilts is an important activity for thousands and thousands of quilters. A group of our forum members spent one evening at a quilting retreat making baby quilts for an international charity. It's easy to start your own charity quilting group.

Super simple and colorful, the Jigsaw Baby Quilt is a perfect stash buster.

The Whirlpools baby quilt pattern is makes a wonderful scrap quilt.

A look back at baby quilts that were popular in other centuries.

Project Linus offers several options for baby quilts. The organization also provides patterns for knitted and crochet comforters.