Lattice Baby Quilt – Perfect for using 5″ Charm Squares

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.

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.

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.