I am part way into my first foray into sewing quilts and I am here to tell you that it isn't all that hard. Once you get the rhythm of cutting squares you'll be ready to assemble a pattern to make anyone happy. Of course, I'm a beginner, but the quilts on this list inspire me to work toward something super fancy and awe-inspiring. If you are a quilter, you will love these beautiful blankets too.
This has got to be one of the cutest quilts ever made. I have three boys and they would all love this beauty.
I really like how each star is made up of different fabrics so none of them are the same.
This would be so fun for a baby to sprawl out on and play.
You'd have to be really careful about measurements to get these bricks to line up.
The neutral color palette allows the variety of patterns to shine.
An experienced quilter could easily pull this off.
I think the greens and yellows go really great together. What about you?
If you have the patience to cut out all those itty bitty squares, this quilt would be really easy to put together.
Sticking with just a couple of colors lets the intricate stitching be the centerpiece.
The whimsical turtle is super cute. This would be adorable for a baby or toddler.
Use all your old t-shirts to make a keepsake quilt.
This is cute for a baby, but it's so big that it would work for older kids too.
The gray blocks hold the entire quilt together.
This pattern reminds me of the sunshine and its rays.
This is so cool. I can't wait until I'm a good enough quilter to make one like it.
As if the pattern wasn't cool enough - the embroidered details really make it something special.
I like how the blue enhances the quilt without overwhelming it.
All the different fabric patterns make this quilt really fun.
Progressively larger squares are easy to do and really cute.
Careful measuring makes it easy to use a variety of squares in different sizes.
A pattern like this one is a great way to use up fabric scraps from other projects.
This is such a different and fancy quilt, don't you think?
The soft fabric that backs this quilt is great for a baby.
A group of flower petals makes this quilt stand out.
I really love how the front of the quilt is mirrored in just a small detail on the back.
It's really cute how some of the squares are made up of smaller shapes.
This pattern is really fun and different than anything else you'll see.
Of course, just doing the lines is also pretty cool.
This would take some planning, but the effect is really neat.
The rainbow pattern here is fun. Kids would love this one.
Again, it would take measuring, but the non uniform squares are super cool.
A baby nursery would stand out with this quilt.
What a great quilt for a grown up bed. You could mix and match colors for different looks.
The simplicity of this quilt is what makes it stand out.
This is one of the harder patterns to master, but it would be worth all the work.
Some bright flowers really stand out on a black and white background.
Wow! I can't believe how much work went into this masterpiece.
True to its name, each square is made up of nine smaller ones.
I can only imagine how long it will be until I could do this. Probably forever.
The combination of brown and blue is really having a moment right now, which makes it the perfect color palette for a quilt.
The borders of the squares would be a great texture for babies.
The way the flowers stand out a little is really fantastic.
Circles on a quilt are a fantastic alternative to the traditional square.
This quilt is so beautiful!
Here's another great example of a cute chevron striped quilt.
Green is another color that works really well with black and white.
Use big shapes to make this style of quilt.
This would be so cool on your couch or outdoor patio furniture.
A little boy would love to have this quilt on his bed.
What a fun way to use ties your man is done with or doesn't want.
The middle of this quilt really makes it stand out.
There aren't enough words to do this quilt justice.
Use earth toned fabric for a more neutral colored quilt.
Strip blocks are a fun alternative to perfect squares, don't you think?
Are you a quilter? Does this list make you want to be one? What is your favorite pattern?
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