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Baby Quilt Pattern With Diamonds

This Baby Quilt Pattern With Diamonds can easily be finished in a day. It may be a little challenging to make everything match up with make it scrappy and simply have fun.

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Supplies

  • 1/2 yard of blue fabric
  • 5/8 yard of yellow fabric
  • 1 1/4 yard of purple fabric
  • 1/2 Yard of Pink Fabric
  • 1 yard of backing
  • Fabric for binding
  • 33″ square of quilt batting
  • Fabric Marker (MUST HAVE and my favorite)

Finished Quilt Size:

26 1/2″ squared before binding

Buy the PDF Pattern

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Cut Your Fabric

You want to cut your Fabric in the order that I give you. That ensures that you will have enough fabric for all of your pieces. You will also want to follow the diagrams. I’ve included more photos in the pattern PDF that you can download in the Etsy store.

From the blue fabric cut:

  • 16- 3 3/8″ squares

From yellow fabric cut:

  • 32-2 7/8″ squares, cutting each in half diagonals for a total of 64 squares
  • 12-2 1/2″ x 4 1/2″ rectangles

From Pink Fabric:

  • 5-2″ x 20″ strips

From Purple fabric:

  • 4- 4″ x WOF strips
  • 12 2 1/2″ Squares

Assemble the Blocks

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Referring to the diagram above use 4 yellow triangles and one blue fabric print to make a diamond in the Square block. Make a total of 16 square blocks

Assemble the Sasha Units

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To assemble the sashing units you’re going to use the diagram above using two purple triangles and one yellow rectangle. You will repeat this process until all of your sashings are complete.

Assemble Baby Quilt Pattern With Diamonds

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You will follow the picture of the quilt to assemble your baby quilt pattern with diamonds. You will want to do each row and add a pink sashing. Create all four of your rows before putting it all together.

One thing I found making this quilt is my particular fabric shifted and I needed to straighten up my pieces before attaching each row.

Attach the Border

Taking your purple fabric attach your borders making sure that you start at the top of each section. You should have four borders when you have completed this. If you have excess fabric on the back from attaching the two pieces, go ahead and trim that close to the seam.

Finishing Your Quilt

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You get to decide how to finish your quilt. You can attach your batting and your backing and simply do a binding or you can do a no binding quilt. Here is a tutorial on how to do that.

Finally, you want to finish your quilt either with free motion quilting or on your long arm. I found it easier to finish on my machine as it’s a really small quilt. Congrats, you have finished your baby quilt pattern with diamonds.

If you want more easy baby quilt patterns, check out our free triangle baby quilt.

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