Citrus Mint Baby Quilt – 1 Beautiful Free Tutorial in PDF

Citrus Mint Baby Quilt Although this adorable quilt was originally created for babies, the pattern and fabrics are so fun, you may want to adapt it to a size you can wrap up in yourself. This quilt is made with half snowball quilt blocks. Of course, Lindsay shows you exactly what to do in case they’re new to you. Do you love quick baby quilts?

One of our most popular posts of all time on Craft Buds is my Quick Triangles Baby Quilt, and I was inspired by that project to design another free baby quilt pattern that’s great for beginners as well as experienced quilters looking for a weekend project!

Citrus Mint Baby Quilt – 1 Beautiful Free Tutorial in PDF

Lindsay says,

“The colors of this quilt were inspired by a design seeds color palette my friends picked for their little girl’s nursery. I really loved the citrus and mint colors paired with a soft cream, but you can make this quilt in a variety of colors and it would look beautiful! If you have trouble picking a color palette for your quilt, try choosing two or three colors that work well together and pairing it with a neutral like white or grey. (One of my favorite go-to color combos is yellow, aqua and grey.)” Citrus Mint Baby Quilt.

“The block we’ll be sewing is called a half snowball quilt block. A full snowball quilt block uses the same technique, but with all four corners getting the triangle. This half snowball tutorial will show you how to make this block, which you can use in all kinds of projects! I hope you enjoy this free quilt pattern.”

Skill Level: Beginner

Finished Size: 36 1/2 in. x 42 1/2 in. (93 cm. x 108 cm.)

The block we’ll be sewing is called a half snowball quilt block. A full snowball quilt block uses the same technique, but with all four corners getting the triangle. This half snowball tutorial will show you how to make this block, which you can use in all kinds of projects! I hope you enjoy this free quilt pattern.
Finished quilt 36 1/2″ x 42 1/2″

Materials:

– 9 to 12 fat eighths (each makes 3 blocks), fat quarters (each makes 6 blocks) or large scraps of colored fabric in three color groups (like yellow, orange, and mint green)
– 1/2 yard of cream or white fabric for the small diamonds
– 1/3 yard of binding fabric
– Crib size batting
– 1 1/2 yards backing fabric

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Cutting:

– Cut 42 squares of colored fabric 6 1/2″ x 6 1/2″
– Cut 84 squares of cream fabric 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
– Cut 4 strips 2 1/2″ x 44″ (width of fabric) for binding

Now you can download this PDF with the standard very well explained, which we sincerely believe that even a beginner will be able to do without too many difficulties, and if you are already experienced, you can change some details to your liking. My idea at first when I finish making mine is to put it on the quilt bar, or in the four corners a detail, like a lace ruffle or embroidery to make the quilt even more striking for my baby and all love that Citrus Mint Baby Quilt.

I have a 17 year old son and a 2 year old who are passionate about quilts like these. And I want to take advantage and invite you to share, comment here at the end of the article, put your like and still keep your affection with us always. So Be Always Welcome, soon our quilt works will be back on our beloved website DICASCOMOFAZER.COM. That project was in craftbuds.com.