Baby Quilts & More

Applique Rag Quilt
Baby Bandana Bibs
Snuggle Baby Bag
Taggie Blanket
Snuggle Bunny
Wooden Teether Tie Ring
Nighttime Cat Antics Cot Quilt
3D Felt Christmas Tree
Conical Felt Christmas Tree



3 Free baby patterns

Making baby quilts is so much fun! In fact making any number of items for a baby is very very rewarding.

Having 3 grandchildren has given me plenty of opportunities to make lots of great items and I’m going to share them here with you including tutorials & their patterns where applicable for free

The above photos are clickable links to each page and its  pattern (most are free) - enjoy!

My daughter loves to theme her children’s bedrooms so some of the items below have a theme that I’m sure you will notice. Have fun selecting your fabrics and don’t hesitate to mix fabric textures to create just the right finished item.


There are more items I will be adding here over the next months or so as I have yet to write up tutorials for them. My daughter has also put in a few extra requests recently so once we have drafted the patterns and made them I will add them here, tutorials & free patterns where possible.



Felt Christmas Trees

This conical felt Christmas tree is perfect for very young children to decorate. They love choosing which decoration to put on the tree and will have hours of fun!

Made from thick felt and covered in Velcro fabric this tree will stand up to many, many hours of play.

I have made a pattern for this tree & its decorations and they can be found here.


Conical felt Christmas tree


Here is a different felt Christmas tree that is made from joining together three tree sides, using magnetic clasps. Each tree side can also be placed onto the front of a fridge or similar making this tree very versatile.

Made from thick felt and Velcro fabric, this tree has been designed to last.

The pattern for this tree and its decorations can be found here.

3D felt Christmas tree


Unique Baby Quilts

There are many stunning baby quilts made and displayed on the web today but the quilts I make for babies are a little different. I will give you templates & tips to help you make your own unique baby quilt.


Nightime Cat Antics is based on a repeating 6" x 6" star block. It is quite easy to construct using any 6" block that you love.


I have made a quick tutorial to help you make your own.


Baby quilt with applique cats



Baby Rag Quilt

Made from flannel these rag quilts  are quick to make, easily washed & dried and are loved by all who see them.


Click here to download your free eBook  showing how to make them.




Baby Snuggle Bag

This baby snuggle bag is super quick to make and a great extra sleeping place for a wee one so you can keep an eye on them during the day.


Baby sleep snuggle bag



Snuggle Bunny & Snuggle Elly

A soft texture bunny toy that will be loved by all babies and their older siblings. Take care that you have extra fabric to make one for all your other grand children because once they see the first one you make they will want one too! These are also the perfect gift to make for an expectant mum. 


Snuggle bunny toy



Bandana Bibs

Not all bibs are equal - and here’s why I love these ones. The bibs absorb dribble in the top fuller layer of fabric that then allows the air to circulate and keeping the top layer drier for longer.


Baby Bandana Bibs



Baby Teething Ring

With 3 different textures included - wood, 100% cotton and towelling these make an excellent teether


Two wooden teething rings



Taggie Discovery Blanket

A great blanket for a wee one to enjoy and discover textures and sounds. This blanket can also be used as a pram blanket due to the ties on the back!


Baby playing on Taggie Blanket

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