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    Lattice Baby Quilt – Perfect for using 5″ Charm Squares

    Last Modified: May 1, 2023 by Amy · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads · 5 Comments

    Ever since my Spring/London-inspired fabric collection released over a year ago, I’ve been wanting to make an updated version of the Baby Lattice quilt using Notting Hill 5″ x 5″ squares (aka Charm Packs). It took me a while (so many quilts I want to make, so little time!), but I finally did it. Excited to share the finished quilt.

    Baby Quilt Tutorial perfect for using Charm Packs

    This quilt is made using the tutorial for a for a baby size version of one of my patterns – the Lattice Quilt. After publishing the original pattern, I frequently had requests for a crib size version, but the scale of the original blocks is too large for a small quilt.

    Reducing the scale of the blocks to 5″ x 5″ not only makes it perfect for a baby/crib size quilt but it’s also the perfect pattern for using precut 5″ x 5″ squares. It’s now one of the most popular baby quilt patterns on my site. You can find the free tutorial for the Baby Lattice quilt here.

    Free Baby Quilt Tutorial perfect for 5" x 5" squares

    This is a perfect pattern for showing-off lots of busy prints because the sashing breaks them up, letting each print or color pop.

    This quilt was machine quilted by Monica Steelman with an all-over loopy-stipple design.

    For the backing I used one of my favorite prints – the Robin’s Egg (Aqua) print with the red and pink English roses.

    For the binding I used red gingham on the bias – one of my all time favorite prints for binding.

    Baby Lattice Quilt Kits Available

    I’ve put together a number of kits for this quilt. You can find them in my shop. The kits include a Notting Hill 5″ Stacker (Charm Pack) with additional precut 5″ x 5″ squares, 1 ¼ yards white sashing fabric, ½ yard of red gingham to cut bias (or straight) binding and 1 ¾ yards + a 63″ x 9″ strip of backing fabric to piece a 49″ x 63″ backing.

    PDF pattern is included with the kit price.

    Baby Lattice Quilt Kits available here

    Backing options include the Aqua with pink roses or Pink tone-on-tone London Monuments toile.

    Click here to see the original version of the Baby Lattice Quilt + Tutorial.

    Looking for more project ideas to use a Charm Pack? I’ve got a whole list of them here.

    Ideas for using Charm Packs - pre-cut 5" fabric squares

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    Comments

    1. Peggy DAdamo

      April 23, 2022 at 5:18 am

      Amy, I love this pattern. Just made a baby quilt with it. Thanks for sharing it.

      Reply
      • Amy

        April 23, 2022 at 7:04 pm

        Aww, that’s great. You’re welcome!

        Reply
    2. Chrissy

      April 23, 2022 at 8:03 pm

      Amy, this quilt pattern is simple, yet beautiful. Do you have a Throw-size version?

      Reply
      • Amy

        April 23, 2022 at 9:36 pm

        Thank you! I would recommend the large Lattice quilt made with larger-scale squares: https://www.diaryofaquilter.com/updated-lattice-quilt-version-made-with-notting-hill/

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    3. Rosemary B

      April 24, 2022 at 6:57 am

      YES I have this pattern!!! and I made this quilt only a few years ago for Avelinejellybean. It turned out so cute.
      Amy, you are the BEST

      Reply

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