Free pattern day: Baby quilts! (part 3)

Here are 30 free patterns for adorable baby quilts!  Also don't miss Part 1 and Part 2 of this series!  To go to a pattern: Scroll down the page until you see the quilt you like, then click on the words "PDF download" (or the hyperlinked website name) in the title above the quilt.  Download your favorites today!

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Noah's Ark quilt, 48 x 64", free pattern by September Olson for Clothworks (CLICK for PDF download)

Monster Mash quilt, 54 x 60", free pattern by Susan Emory for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

 Blue When Skies are Gray quilt, 48 x 56", free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)

Dino Friends quilt, 58" square, free pattern by Lynne Goldsworthy for Makower UK (CLICK for PDF download)

Water and Wings baby quilt, free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)

Soft Hearts quilt, ~36 x 40", free pattern by Heidi Pridemore for Timeless Treasures Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Ring Around the Daisy quilt, 54" square, free pattern by Heidi Pridemore for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Adventures with Ellie quilt, ~60" square, free pattern by Natalie Crabtree for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Elephant wall hanging, ~29 x 42", free pattern by Casey York for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Central Park quilt, 52 x 59”, free pattern by Kate Spain for Moda Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Crayon Box quilt, ~28 x 39", free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)

Big Linus Heart quilt, 44 x 59", free pattern by Jennifer Ofenstein at Sew Hooked (CLICK for PDF download)

Up in the Air, 46 x 58", free pattern at Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Emoji wall quilt, 18 x 22", free pattern at Art Gallery Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Enchanted Castle quilt, 40 x 52",  free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Flutterby Baby quilt, 35 x 42", free pattern at Fabric Editions (CLICK for PDF download)

Criss Cross Applesauce quilt, free pattern by Valori Wells for Robert Kaufman Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Purely Precious flannel baby quilt, 30 x 38", free pattern at Cloud 9 Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Safari Sweet quilt, 48 x 60", free pattern by Alyssa Thomas for Clothworks (CLICK for PDF download)

Superstar baby quilt, 34 x 30” , free pattern by Malka Dubrawsky for United Notions (CLICK for PDF download)

Rhythm quilt, 52 x 52”, free pattern at Cloud 9 Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Ships Ahoy baby quilt, ~44 x 66”, free pattern by Rhoda Nelson for All People Quilt (CLICK for PDF download)

Toddle Time baby quilt, 39 x 39”, free pattern by Vivian Ritter for McCall’s Quilting (CLICK for PDF download)

Around the Block quilt, ~51” square, super size log cabin, free pattern by Jennifer Keltner at All People Quilt (CLICK for PDF download)

Sundial quilt, 50 x 50”, free pattern by Lynne Goldsworthy for Dear Stella Design (CLICK for PDF download)

Hugs & Kisses for baby, 52 x 52”, free pattern by Cindy Carter at Carter Quilter (CLICK for PDF download)

Easy Rainbow baby bargello quilt, free pattern at Fat Quarter Shop (CLICK for PDF download)

Just Color quilt, 40 x 40”, free wonky log cabin pattern at Studio E Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Round About quilt, ~40 x 50”, free pattern by Allison Jane Smith for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

 Let’s Visit the Zoo, ~52 x 64”, free pattern by Cheryl A. Adam for Free Spirit Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Ceratopsia (dinosaur) pillow, free pattern at Art Gallery Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

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Highlights of Quilt Arizona! (4)

The annual Quilt Arizona show is a highlight of spring!  Here are some great quilts from this year's show (part four of 4)!

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Baltimore Spring by Pearl Sceviour, quilted by Spools: The Workshop. 

 Winner of a Blue Ribbon for 1st Place in the Applique-Duet category, Pearl Sceviour says this is her third in this series of quilts.  it is based on the Baltimore Spring pattern by Pearl Pereira (P3Designs). "I love the technical challenge of the tiny detail in this pattern and it has been one of the most satisfying quilts I've made to date. I did a lot of the quilting within the applique motifs, as I was willing to spend the time with color changes." 

Pretty in Pink, made and quilted by Barb Tatera. 

 Winner of a 3rd place ribbon in its category, this quilt began in an AQG class on the Crimson Christmas pattern by Krista Moser.  Barb Tatera says, "I changed the largest poinsettia to pink to create a fresh, contemporary color palette.  The free-hand feathers emphasize the petals of these classic winter blooms.  I'm so glad I took the class!"

Chasing Dreams by Pamela Elliott, quilted by Jessica Jones.  

Winner of a 2nd Place ribbon in the kit quilt category, Pamela Elliott says that she loves color and paper piecing and this pattern caught her interest.  "It was a joy to work on."  It was based on the published design: Chasing Dreams by Jacqueline de Jonge.

 Unfolding, made and quilted by Claire Victor  @cvqquilts

Winner of a Blue Ribbon for 1st Place in the Modern-Small category, Claire Victor says that this quilt was designed using Procreate.  "I am trying to create dimension and motion without shading or painting.  It was constructed by English Paper Piecing (EPP) and machine quilted on a domestic Bernina machine with no stitch regulator."

 Claire Victor says, " The background quilting design is my modern tribute to crazy quilting."

  Image credits: Photos were taken by Quilt Inspiration at the 2026 Quilt Arizona show.

HIghlights of Quilt Arizona! (1)

The annual Quilt Arizona show is a highlight of spring!  Here are some highlights of this year's show (part one of 4)!

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Zerschmettert (1), made and quilted by Victoria Nelson  

Winner of the Exemplary Hand Quilting award, and 1st Place in the Art - Abstract category, Victoria Nelson says: "I started Zerschmettert (Shattered) in a workshop with Maria Shell. "Working from my own photo, I created a simplified composition, drafted shapes for the major areas and improvisationally pieced each area of the quilt.  Largely hand quilted after machine stitching to stabilize the main sections."

 

Pedal Power and Petal Pushers, made and quilted by Patricia Charity 

Winner of Best of Show - Solo and 1st Place in the Pictorial-Medium category, this art quilt was inspired by Patricia Charity's photo of a quiet street in Syracuse, Sicily. This quilt captures the charm of everyday life - the ever-present Italian bicycle leaning against a stone wall, backpacks, and sunlit textures. She layered fabrics to evoke the time-worn beauty and warmth of Mediterranean light and color.

 

 

Color Wheel Cha Cha by Kathi Shunn, quilted by B'nae Pulve.  

 

 

This stunning English paper pieced quilt is based on the Dresden Dance Party pattern by Sami Casanova for Darty Kite Pattern Co. Kathi Shunn says, "While creating a version of my company's Dresden Dance Party pattern, I was inspired to explore the color wheel. I love playing with color, fussy cutting, and whimsical motifs, using saturated hues and circular movement to celebrate color theory through rhythm, repetition, and joy." Winner of a 3rd Place ribbon in its category (Pieced - Duet - Medium). 

 

 

Tucker, made and quilted by Leilani Purvis   

 

Such a clever quilt! Winner of 1st Place in the Pictorial - Small category, and Award of Merit from the NACQJ,  Leilani Purvis based this original quilt on a photo of her grandpuppy, Tucker. "He has brightened our family for eight years. The gear-patterned background honors our maintain-biking daughter.  This quilt is a tribute to his love, energy, and companionship."  Leafy fabric was used to represent Tucker's furry ears.

 

 

Here's the original photo that inspired this wonderful quilt:

 

  

Image credits: Photos were taken by Quilt Inspiration at the 2026 Quilt Arizona show.