6 kid friendly quilt patterns
The first thing to know about quilt patterns is that they are not just for kids. Kids tend to love them, but so do adults and people of all ages. The designs are usually simple and colorful, with a little bit of whimsy thrown in for good measure.
The two basic types of quilt patterns are traditional ones that were originally designed for children, and modern ones designed for grown-ups. You can find both types in stores today. The best part about quilt patterns is that they are so versatile with Riley Blake fabric at Cozy Corner Quilts. They can be used for a variety of different purposes and designs. You can use them for your own personal projects, or you can even take them apart and use the pieces for other projects. For more quilt patterns & styles, visit Project Repat.
Here are 6 kid friendly quilt patterns that you could try out:
- Simple Square Quilt Pattern
The first pattern we have here is a simple square quilt pattern. This one is great if you have never done anything like this before because it only uses six blocks in total! You will need to get some fabric, some thread, and some batting. The finished size of this one is approximately 44×44 inches (114×114 cm).
- The Three Bears Quilt
This classic quilt pattern features the faces of three bears on one big bear belly. It’s a great way to teach your child the importance of working together as a team and how important it is to help others in need.
- Fairytale Quilt
This quilting pattern features traditional fairy tales like Cinderella, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty all over one big bear belly complete with little fairies and butterflies flying around it! This would be an excellent project if you’re teaching your child about different fairy tale characters or even identifying various parts of each story line (like a prince’s castle, a queen’s gown, etc.).
- Fussy-Eared Owl
This quilt pattern is a lovely combination of traditional and modern fabrics. The large owl and small owl are made from fabric that has been printed with a soft pattern that looks like it was hand-painted, while the background of the quilt is made up of cozy grey flannel. The quilt is reversible, so you can use one side for a boy’s bed or the other for a girl’s bed. If you want to make it as an extra-large size, you can add extra blocks to each side and make it into an even bigger quilt! You can also make this your own by adding your own fabrics and colors to the blocks as well!
- The Simple Pieced Quilt Pattern
This quilt pattern is simple enough for any beginner to make. It features an assortment of pieced blocks that look like different fruits and vegetables. The blocks are stacked together in a repeating pattern, so it will look great when displayed on the wall next to other pieces of art or furniture items. Each block is made up of nine pieces, so it takes only five hours to complete this project!
- The Triangles Quilt Pattern
This quilt pattern features triangles that make up the background color and then smaller triangles that form flowers in different colors and sizes throughout the rest of the quilt top. It’s perfect for young girls who love flowers and gardening!
