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Quick Baby Quilt Pattern – Doubled Up in Pink & White for a Girl

If you’re looking for the perfect baby girl quilt that’s sweet, simple, and fun to sew, let me introduce you to this pink and white baby-size Doubled Up Quilt! This quilt uses the same beginner-friendly strip piecing method as the other Doubled Up quilts, but in a soft color palette and a cozy, giftable size.

This one was made using white solids from Riley Blake Designs and various pink scraps from my stash—making it a great reminder that this pattern works beautifully with leftovers if you have longer strips to work with.

Get the DOUBLED UP Pattern

Fabric Choices for this Sweet Baby Girl Quilt

For this quilt, I kept things simple and sweet with a pink and white color scheme. The background is solid white Confetti Cottons by Riley Blake, and the pink fabrics came straight from my scrap bins!

This pattern is a great option for scrap-friendly sewing, as long as your fabric strips are at least 21″ long. Because it’s strip-pieced, using shorter scraps can get tricky—but longer leftovers are perfect!

I love how the mix of pink tones gives the quilt subtle variation and texture without overwhelming the simple layout. It’s a great way to use what you have while still creating a cohesive look.

The backing on this quilt is Cobblestone Pink by Connecting Threads—a soft and subtle print that ties in perfectly with the pink scraps on the front. It adds a little extra sweetness and texture without being overpowering.

The Perfect Baby Shower Gift

One of the best things about this quilt? It’s fast! You can confidently make this baby quilt over a weekend—even if you’re a beginner.

Because it uses strip piecing and simple construction, it comes together quickly without sacrificing beauty or style. And since the pattern looks amazing in any color palette, it’s easy to personalize it for any baby—whether you’re sewing for a girl, boy, or keeping it gender-neutral.

This makes it an amazing baby shower gift! Handmade, heartfelt, and done in a weekend? Yes, please.

Classic Crosshatch Grid Quilting

I quilted this one using a simple diagonal grid design—easy, modern, and perfect for beginners! It’s a great way to add texture without needing free-motion skills or anything too complex.

I followed a simplified version of my Double Crosshatch Quilting Tutorial, skipping the second pass to keep things lighter and faster. It gives the quilt a nice, crinkly texture after washing, and looks great with the minimal design.

Ready to Make Your Own Doubled Up Quilt?

This quilt shows how much variety you can get from just one pattern. Whether you follow the cover layout, go full scrappy, or try a more structured style like this diagonal wave design, Doubled Up is a pattern that grows with your skills and inspires creativity.

Grab the Pattern Here:
PDF: Doubled Up Quilt Pattern – PDF Download
Printed: Doubled Up Quilt Pattern – Printed Booklet

Don’t forget to tag your quilt photos with #DoubledUpQuilt on Instagram so I can see what amazing layouts you dream up!

Favorite Tools to Make it Even Easier

Here are the essential tools I used for this quilt:

More Quilting Inspiration

This little baby girl quilt came together so quickly and has such a sweet, classic feel. Whether you’re making a gift, sewing from your stash, or just want a fast and fun baby project, Doubled Up is the perfect pattern to start with.

Fast, flexible, and endlessly customizable—it’s everything a modern baby quilt should be.

You can learn more about the pattern itself here, or about specific quilts in other articles on my blog!

If you want to move beyond pink-and-white, this pink and green baby quilt adds a fresh, modern twist while still feeling sweet and feminine.

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