Showing posts with label Vanessa Christenson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vanessa Christenson. Show all posts

Saturday, April 18, 2026

Free pattern day ! Baby quilts (part 1)

Looking for the best FREE PATTERNS for baby and toddler quilts? Here you go! This is Part 1 of our series (also check out Part 2 and Part 3!)  To go to a pattern: Scroll down the page until you see the quilt you like, then click on the words "CLICK for PDF download" (or the hyperlinked website name) in the title above the quilt.

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Nessie, 42 x 50", free pattern at Robert Kaufman Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download

Ladybug Lattice quilt, 48 x 56" (including paper pieced ladybug template), free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)

Jungle Babies quilt, 65 x 75” (child or lap sized; use fewer stacked strips for a crib quilt); free pattern by Casey York for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

Paisley Splash quilt, 22 x 33”, free pattern at Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download

Ring Toss quilt, 52 x 60", free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)


 Twinkle Stars quilt
, 30 x 40", free pattern at Art Gallery Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Rabbit and Hedgehog quilt, 39 x 42", free pattern by Wendy Sheppard for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Growth chart quilt, free pattern at Art Gallery Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Lovebirds quilt, 40 x 44", free pattern by Heidi Pridemore for RJR Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Perfectly Pink Pony quilt, 40 x 56", free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


EleFun quilt, 44 x 46", free pattern at Shannon Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Grow With Me, ~52 x 59", free pattern at Moda Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Alien Invasion quilt, 42 x 42",  free pattern at Paintbrush Studios (CLICK for PDF download)


I Spy Quilt, 42 x 48", free pattern at Robert Kaufman (CLICK for PDF download)


Painted Carousel quilt, 40 x 50", free pattern at Studio E Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Jungle Elephants quilt, 42” square, free pattern by Hilary Gooding for Andover Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


A Beary Cute quilt, 44 x 55”, free pattern by Hilary Bobker for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Trucks in the Daisy Patch, 47 x 47", free pattern by Connie Keller for APQS (CLICK for PDF download


From Bump to Baby quilt, 40 x 54", free pattern at Moda Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Baby Life quilt, free pattern and tutorial by Vanessa Christenson for Moda Bakeshop (CLICK for PDF pattern + CLICK for PDF letter templates)


Shine Bright play mat, ~32 x 32”, free pattern at Quilting Treasures (CLICK for PDF download)


Bear Necessities quilt, 41 x 47”, free pattern by Birch Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Giraffes Oh My, 44 x 60”, free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Princess quilt, 42 x 56”, free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Up in the Clouds quilt, 36 x 48”, free pattern by Marsha Evans Moore for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download


Daisies and Dots quilt, 52 x 52”, free pattern by Piece O’ Cake Designs for Robert Kaufman Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Elephant Pop quilt, 56 x 68”, free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download


Crown Princess quilt, 41 x 53”, free pattern at Riley Blake Designs (CLICK for PDF download)

Fat Cats baby quilt, 41 x 41”, free pattern by Debby Kratovil for Windham Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download


 Four Patch Flip, 49 x 49”, free pattern at Robert Kaufman Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)

 
Barn Babies quilt, 50 x 56”, free pattern at Robert Kaufman Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)  

 Giraffes Elephants and Hippos, 50 x 50”, free pattern by Marinda Stewart for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download


Houndstooth Truck quilt, ~42 x 46", free pattern by Ellen Maxwell for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


Jolly Whales quilt, 42 x 42”, free pattern by Janet Clare for Moda Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download)


HOOray, ~40 x 40” as shown, free pattern by Heidi Pridemore for Blank Quilting (CLICK for PDF download)


Bug-a-Boo quilt, 37 x 46", free pattern by Hilary Gooding for Makower UK (CLICK for PDF download


Bear Feet Baby Quilt, 45” square, free pattern by Emily Herrick for Michael Miller Fabrics (CLICK for PDF download


Happy Cats quilt, 38 x 48”, free pattern by Caroline Reardon for Project Linus at Quiltmaker (CLICK for PDF download)



IMAGE CREDITS:  This post was updated on April 17, 2026. All images are copyrighted by their owners. Please respect their generosity in sharing their free patterns, and the restrictions they have placed on the use of these designs. Complete information can be found at the designers' websites provided in the links.  Some of these are tutorials while others include downloadable (.pdf) patterns; we have tried to note which is which in the titles.  We update links every 6 months or as needed; however, websites may change their pages in between updates.  If any links are broken, we'd love to know so we can fix it; email us at quiltinspiration {at} gmail {dot} com.

Wednesday, February 14, 2024

Happy Valentine's Day

We're sending love to all our readers today! Valentine's Day is celebrated annually on February 14.  Don't forget to love yourself, as well as those dear to you, today and always. Happy quilting!

Note: Please check out our eBay shop for great bargains on quilt patterns, fabric, and vintage and modern collectible items !

I heart you, 57 x 57" or 108 x 108", by Vanessa Christenson

Heart quilts aren't just for Valentine's Day! One of our favorites is Vanessa Christenson's charming "I heart you" pattern, created with love in mind. Get the pattern at V and Co (CLICK HERE).

And for dozens of FREE patterns for heart quilts, check out our FREE PATTERN DAY (CLICK HERE):

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Free Pattern Day! Flying Geese Quilts

Here are 50 beautiful free patterns! The name Flying Geese comes from the triangle’s shape; when the blocks are stacked together, the they look like a flock of geese flying in formation. NOTE: This post has been UPDATED.  For the latest updates, visit our Free Pattern Day for Flying Geese Quilts (CLICK HERE!)


Note: Please check out our eBay shop for great bargains on jewelry, clothing, and collectibles! 


Image credits: This post was updated on August 12, 2026. Individual images are copyrighted by their owners. Please respect their generosity in sharing their free patterns, and the restrictions they have placed on the use of these designs; complete information can be found at the designers' websites provided in the links. The photo montage shown on this page is a derivative work that is the property of Quilt Inspiration. If any links are broken, we'd love to know so we can fix it. Please email us at QuiltInspiration {at} gmail {dot} com.

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Best of the Utah Quilt Show! (part 3)

Here are more outstanding quilts from the the 43rd Annual Springville (Utah) Quilt Show! This juried exhibition features quilts of all styles created by some of the State’s finest quilters. We are always impressed by the quality and beauty of the quilts by these Utah quilters.

Please note: We're continuously posting free patterns on Twitter !
We're also selling beautiful quilting and crafting books at low introductory prices on e-Bay!

Mariner's Compass by Josephine Keasler, quilted by Wade Wardrop


This Mariner's Compass design is by Judy Niemeyer. Josephine Keasler says, "The use of color was a challenge and a tool in making this quilt. I wanted the color placement to have a balance around the compass. This was accomplished by using a dark and a light of the 8 colors and moving the colors one position over every time I added another layer."


We loved the intricate, filigree-like quilting by Wade Wardrop as shown below:


Tessellation by Jen Van Orman, quilted by Kaylene Perry


Jen Van Orman says, "This quilt represents what quilting is to me: an art form. Whether a quilt is meant to hang on a wall, be used on a bed, or go with a family to soccer games, it is a piece of art that provides comfort and beauty." The tessellation quilt pattern is by Alison Glass, done in an ombre version with fabrics by Vanessa Christenson.


Paricutin by Maria Hawkins, quilted by Becky Morganson


This brilliant French braid quilt is done in 12 gradated hues of yellow, orange and red. Maria Hawkins says, "Paricutin was named for a volcano that grew from a corn field in Mexico where I lived as a child. I love to work with batiks, the color black, and any bright fabric." 


Flowers to Towers - Island in the Sky by Peggy Harty


Peggy Harty lives in Moab, Utah, near Canyonlands National Park. Peggy says: "In 2014, Canyonlands National Park celebrated its 50th anniversary. Our guild picked that theme for our annual challenge. I used one of my own photographs to create this quilt." In the closeup photo below, you can see French knots that represent flowers.


Dakota Sunset by Marian Murdock


Recipient of a blue ribbon and Award of Excellence, Marian Murdock says: "Dakota Sunset is my depiction of the beautiful sunsets on the prairies of South Dakota at the time when the buffalo roamed free. The Native American culture is also represented in this quilt." Dakota Sunset was quilted on a domestic machine with some very creative designs including feathers and tepees.  We are seeking the source of this great design.


Kaffe Pinwheels by Charlene Nelson


Charlene Nelson says,"The pinwheels are made from some Kaffe Fassett fabric that I had bought in Houston one year. I made paper pieces for the pinwheels and constructed them using the English paper piecing method. They are appliqued onto solid backgrounds. Many of them are hand-dyed fabrics that were in my stash. The checkerboard backgrounds are quilted with Magnifico thread."


Rainbow Furrows by Barbara Colton, quilted by Dixie Sargent


I had always wanted to do a log cabin quilt and decided to use up my scraps to do it. Fortunately, I had enough rainbow colors to make this without buying much extra. The setting is ‘straight furrows’ but since I used rainbow colors, I call it ‘Rainbow Furrows.’”


Image credits:  Photos were taken by Quilt Inspiration.
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