Double rainbow baby quilt patterns

Learn how to turn
rainbow fabrics into

Spectacular Rainbow Quilts.

Minimum effort required!

These patterns are great for

Beginning quilters looking for an easy patchwork pattern...

Advanced quilters looking for a fun pattern...

Busy quilters looking for a quick pattern...

All the quilters who love colors...

All the quilters who love to sew for children!

Introducing

1. Enigma

quilt pattern

2. Double Rainbow

quilt pattern

1. Enigma

quilt pattern

Cutting triangles and piecing squares in three different ways!

There are lots of rainbow fabrics like this one below in stores (SPIRIT by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures).
If this fabric intimidates you, this new pattern teaches you a very quick and simple way to use it.
The result? Unpredictable - but always stunning!

A few tricks for stunning designs

The simple technique involves cutting triangles, piecing two triangles into a square and then piecing squares in three different ways!

For best results (and stunning quilts) you have to apply some tricks! You need to know how big the triangles must be, in order to provide the best design to your blocks. Lots of instructions with examples are included in the pattern.

Detailed instructions show how to choose your fabric and how to cut the triangles.

Size of quilt: 43'' x 43''

An amazing quilt from one piece of fabric!

The process is so fun, that I used all the fabrics suitable for this pattern in my stash!

Double Rainbow- Double Fun!

Instead of one fabric, use two fabrics! More color variation on the blocks and final quilt.
You can find in stores the same design in two colorways: bold and pastel colors.
These fabrics are Ombre Rock Face (Rainbow and Pastel Rainbow) by Rubin Design Studio for eQuilter.

Size of quilt: 45'' x 45''

A quilt in a day!

For this quilt you have to piece 36 squares!
You can start and finish such quilt in one day!

It can't be easier!

Versatile pattern for many types of design on fabric

A quilt or a pouch?

The size of the printed design on fabric matters!
I will show you how to use your fabric in the best possible way!

Don't worry about math!

This pattern INVOLVES MATH - but don't worry, it's not your job to figuring it out! I did it for you, all you have to do is to follow the numbers in a table!

You will be able to adapt the size of your triangles so you make the most beautiful blocks; you will be able to work with square blocks from 1'' to 9''.

You will always know how many triangles you can cut from a strip (from 5 to 27!).

You will always know the final size of your square block.

You will be able to sew quilts in any size you need!

Not fond of rainbow?

This pattern works not only with rainbow fabrics, you can use other multicolor fabrics. All you need to know about choosing your fabric, with examples, is shown in the pattern.

From boring to stunning!

Just imagine the design below on a bed quilt!

Monochrome gradations

Monochrome gradation fabrics work too, but you need to know how to use the gradation to maximize the impact of the technique (instructions on how to do this are included in the pattern).
Designs like the ones below are next on my to-do list.

3 piecing options available!

There are three ways you can piece the square blocks.
If one does not work, you have other two options that will completely change the design!

See below three settings with an amazing fabric that at first I thought is too busy for this pattern(Gradations 2 from Moda Fabrics).

I was so sad that I had only half yard of this fabric, because all the piecing options give wonderful design.

My final option.

A few more examples

This is another fabric that I was sure will not work!
Due to the different piecing options, here is a wonderful geometric design from a boring fabric.

One more example, done with the third piecing option.

Don't worry!

You will not waste fabric and time, because the pattern also shows you what fabric NOT to use!

A tremendous help for you!

I made a list with 35 fabrics you find NOW in stores that are suitable for this pattern (and the pattern below).
The fabrics link to a few big online shops in the USA.
You can do your own search using the name of the fabrics provided and you might be able to find them in your favorite shops.

But there is even more.
For a few fabrics I generated on computer images of the blocks, to give you an idea about the look of the designs you could achieve.

Here is one of my favorite designs.

The easiest quilting

Straight lines stitched with the walking foot!

2. Double Rainbow

quilt pattern

This pattern gives you the opportunity to sew not only one, but two baby quilts at once!

Size of quilts: 40'' x 40''; 34'' x 44''

Ready for an AMAZING technique?

These designs look like you have to spend lots of time piecing countless squares when in fact...
everything is strip piecing!

The primary design below is made out of 32 strips! That's all! You have to piece 32 strips together!

Piecing the secondary design is quick, easy and fun as well!

How do you make this magic?

All you need is ...

2 3/4 yards of a rainbow fabric like this (Geometric Gradation by Timeless Treasures)...
complete and easy to follow instructions...
and...
5-6 hours!

The result?

2 Tops at once,

made with the easiest piecing technique!

Instructions on how to choose the rainbow fabric are included.
Examples of fabrics you find now in stores are included as well.

The easiest and quickest quilting!

A grid quilting done with the walking foot!

There are many rainbow fabrics on the market. Imagine the possibilities!

These are just a few (all from equilter.com), in the pattern there is a lot of information about this fabric.

This fabric is Night Life by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures.
These are the quilts made with 2'' strips.

Size of quilts: 32'' x 39''; 29'' x 42''
If you want bigger quilts, just add borders to bring the tops at the desired size.

Don't have or don't like rainbow fabrics?
There are other options!

Ombre fabric!

You can choose a multicolor ombre/gradation fabric like this.
For this fabric, the color gradation runs on only half width of the fabric, on the other half there is a mirrored image of the first half.

There are so many fabrics like this on the market; this fabric is from the Gelato Ombre collection by Maywood Studio. This collection has a lot of colors and I think it is a permanent collection.