Quilt Pattern: Baby's Blocks

The Baby's Blocks patchwork has to be rather carefully pieced on account of the corners coming exactly together to produce that charming but puzzling geometric effect.

For a baby quilt in white, pink and rose, or three tints of blue this makes a cunning coverlet with edges left in points as it finishes, being then bound in the darkest of the tints.

As a quilt for the boy's bed it is quite masculine in unbleached, tan and red, different values of green or any scheme to harmonize with his room.

Material Estimate: Equal amounts of three colors are used in this coverlet. We suggest for a full-size quilt 3 yards each of light, medium and dark. For a twin size, 2 1/2 yards each of three colors and for a crib quilt, 1 yard of each color.

Quilting would be confined to very simple lines, such as follow the seams obliquely across in two directions would be practical and effective.