Quilts for Kids
Expectant mothers and little ones will love these handmade crib quilts! From cuddly baby quilts to quilted play throws, these quilts will be treasured for years to come.
Around the Block [1]
Use polka dots of all colors and sizes in a super-size Log Cabin block that is the perfect size for a baby quilt.
Ribbon and Rickrack Baby Quilt [4]
Add fun and function to a stroller-size quilt by sewing ribbon and rickrack loops into the blocks.
Baby Steps [7]
Showcase bits of 1930s reproduction fabrics in an easy-to-handle quilt that’s the ideal size for a stroller.
Seaworthy Baby Quilt [10]
Keep it simple. One bright red print adds a shot of color to the scrappy quilt. Novelty sea prints add a whimsical touch.
Easy Math Throw [13]
Use bright prints and simple squares to create a plus sign design with kid appeal. Pieced plus signs within the blocks and a multicolor border add interest.
Penguin Patrol [16]
Pick a kids’ fabric collection that has a border print and let the little characters march around this easy cuddle quilt.
Safari Fun Panel Quilt [18]
Go wild! A jungle-inspired printed panel is the starting point for this adorable kids quilt.
Baby Talk [21]
Polka dot, star, and toile flannels combine for a snuggly crib quilt in two colorways. You can vary the kaleidoscope design depending on where you place your lights and darks.
Girl or Boy Monogram Crib Quilt [24]
Make it personal--a monogram adds personalization to any quilt. Give this quilt to a special little one that you love.
Blue Jeans Quilt [27]
Now you can recycle your child’s old blue jeans into an easy, pieced throw.
Two-Block Kid’s Quilt [30]
Animal-theme novelty prints make an easy, kid-friendly crib quilt. Coordinating tone-on-tones round out the look.
Rail Fence Baby Quilt [33]
Combine light, medium, and dark prints to make a playful crib quilt of Rail Fence blocks.
Churn Dash Baby Quilt [36]
Combine a range of small to large prints to make Churn Dash blocks in a playful baby quilt or small picnic throw.
I Spy [39]
In no time you can create an interactive quilt using a playful mix of prints that reflect a few of your child’s favorite things.
Strips and Sashing Kid’s Quilts [42]
Surround strips separated by sashing with a pair of borders in an easy kid’s quilt.
Stacked Strips Crib Quilt [45]
Showcase fabric in a lap-size quilt by using large-scale prints for the wide rectangles and small- and medium-scale prints for the narrow rectangles.
Newborn Baby Wall Hanging [48]
Know of a little one on the way? This wall hanging of appliqué shapes, Pinwheel blocks, and fun prints comes together quickly, making it an easy gift to assemble before the sweet one arrives!
Kid’s Quilt Play Mat [51]
Keep the quilt's intended use in mind when planning fabric placement. This children's quilt is intended to lay flat and be used as a play mat, so the border panels face out on all sides.
Fussy-Cut Baby Quilt [54]
Showcase fussy-cut novelty designs in carefully arranged setting blocks.
Zigzag Baby Quilt [57]
Flannels inspired this kid-friendly throw. It's simple to piece so makes a great baby shower or children's birthday gift. Add or delete Flying Geese units to make it the size you need.
Bundle of Joy [60]
Cute novelty prints and soft pastels make this a perfect baby quilt!
Autograph Kid’s Quilt [63]
Create a keepsake for a child’s birthday party by making a table cover quilt out of blocks that partygoers can sign.
Star Crib Quilt [66]
The bright kid’s quilt is an evening sky of bright stars. For more impact at the corners, fussy-cut 6" squares to use in each outer border corner.
All-Season Baby Quilt [69]
Fussy-cut seasonal designs from a panel print to use in a sweet baby quilt.
Dotty Stars [72]
Gather up all the polka dot prints you can find to combine in a bright and youthful-looking throw.
Easy as A, B, C Throw [75]
Pieced blocks and large setting triangles create the center of a lively throw.
Whimsical Windmills Quilt [78]
Give a windmill-style quilt a colorful spin with fabrics. Alternate blue and yellow for the block backgrounds to visually connect the Louisiana and triangle-square blocks.
Kid’s Strippy Quilt [81]
Use the prints and panels of a favorite fabric collection to turn a popular children’s book into a bed covering.
Story Time [84]
Soft chenille and preppy polka dot pinwheels make this vintage-look design a great baby gift.
Chocolate and Jelly Beans [87]
This easy-to-make quilt alternates chocolate- and vanilla-color backgrounds with some jelly bean-like polka dot prints for a yummy throw!
Uneven Nine-Patch and Star Quilt [90]
Polka dots and pastels go hand-in-hand in this quilt that will add playfulness and whimsy to your child’s room.
Over the Moon Throw [93]
The whimsical prints in this kid-size quilt will give children sweet dreams.
Autumn Storybook [96]
Duplicate this homey scene for a nursery wall hanging.