Modern baby quilts

Discover a collection of captivating modern baby quilt patterns on Cotton and Joy's blog. From trendy designs to step-by-step tutorials, explore the world of stylish and delightful quilting projects for your little one. Get inspired and start creating today!

Find the BEST modern baby quilts to make for your little ones. These patterns include free as well as paid options.

Browse more than 50 adorable quilt patterns for babies with free patterns included! Get our tips on how to make your first baby quilt.

Over 50 baby quilt patterns to make. Easy quilts for baby boys or baby girls.

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No longer are you stuck with boring simple baby quilt kits. Continue reading for 10 modern patchwork quilts you can start this weekend!

Simple, modern and striking, this baby quilt pattern from Art Gallery Fabrics is one that you will want to try. The bold star is the highlight of the design. The free downloadable pattern is detai…

Baby blankets are a time-honored tradition when it comes to giving expecting parents a personalized baby gift, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for someone to make you one. After all, you know what’s best for your baby (and your nursery’s color scheme). Find something you love from the bloggers we love among these 16 Perfect Little Baby Quilt Patterns and get quilting! There’s something for every kind of nursery and every kind of baby here. Whether you want to use fun motifs like…

This modern flying geese quilt pattern design lends well to baby quilts, especially for baby boys! This Blessings Quilt Pattern is simple to make using the traditional Flying Geese quilt blocks. So whether you are a beginner quilter or if you’ve been quilting for years, I think you will love making this baby quilt! Learn more about the Blessings Quilt pattern on the Homemade Emily Jane blog.

Scraps. If you sew, you definitely have a box or many boxes of these pieces. Here's the problem with scraps - I can't throw them away because that would be too wasteful but I also can't use them for most quilt patterns. They are just too small. To use up these pieces, I have been