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Kids and baby precut fabric – fat quarter bundles, 10" squares, charm packs and 2.5" strips cut from playful collections, so a baby quilt, crib quilt or playmat goes from idea to finished in a weekend. Looking for more? Browse all precut fabrics. read more

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Kids & Baby Precut Fabric – Baby Quilt Fabric Bundles & Squares

Why Use Precuts for a Baby Quilt?

Baby quilts are small, and they're often made on a deadline, since the shower date doesn't move. A precut bundle gives you every print in a collection, already coordinated and cut, so you can skip the fabric pull and start sewing. One bundle is often enough for a whole crib or stroller quilt top, and the scraps turn into burp cloths, bibs and a matching pillow.

Which Precut Should I Choose?

  • Fat quarter bundles – the most flexible choice, and big enough to fussy cut the dinosaurs, tutus and alphabet letters that make a kid's quilt fun.
  • 10" squares (layer cakes) – big blocks sew up fast. Try a simple patchwork or a half-square triangle baby quilt.
  • 5" squares (charm packs) – great for rag quilts, I-spy quilts, bibs and small projects.
  • 2.5" strips (jelly rolls) – strip quilts, scrappy binding and quick borders.

Shop every size across all collections: 2.5" strips, 5" squares, 10" squares and fat quarter bundles.

Picking Prints for Little Ones

Soft pastels and lullaby prints suit a nursery. Bright rainbows, dinosaurs and tutus are made for toddlers who will drag the quilt everywhere, and muted neutrals work when you don't know if it's a boy or a girl. Flannel precuts, like the Cozy Cotton Flannels bundle, make an extra-snuggly quilt. Need a backing or a bigger print? Shop kids and baby fabric by the yard, and find a project in our kids and baby quilt patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is a baby quilt?+

Baby and crib quilts usually finish somewhere between 36" x 36" and 45" x 60". Stroller and car seat quilts are smaller, often around 30" square. Your pattern will list the finished size and the fabric it needs.

Is one precut bundle enough for a baby quilt?+

Often, yes. A single layer cake or fat quarter bundle makes many baby quilt tops, while charm pack quilts usually call for two packs. Check the pattern's supply list, and plan on extra fabric for borders, binding and backing.

Do you have gender-neutral baby fabric?+

Yes. Look for bundles in muted, rainbow or woodland palettes rather than all pink or all blue. A mix of prints on a white or cream background also keeps a quilt neutral.

Should I prewash precuts for a baby quilt?+

We don't recommend prewashing precuts, because the small pieces fray and shrink unevenly. Instead, wash the finished quilt in cold water with a gentle, baby-safe detergent before gifting it, and add a color catcher sheet the first time.

Is flannel or cotton better for a baby quilt?+

Both work. Quilting cotton is crisp, easy to piece and holds up to lots of washing. Flannel is softer and warmer but stretches a little, so starch it and sew slowly. Many quilters piece in cotton and back the quilt with flannel or minky.