Happily Ever After: 5 Princess Quilt Patterns to Make

Do you have a little princess in your family? These royal-themed quilt patterns featuring castles, fairy tales, royal subjects and more are perfect for her! Make one of these princess quilts for someone who deserves a little “happily ever after” in their life!

Check out these princess quilt patterns from Craftsy members!

Photo via Craftsy member Chasing Cottons

Every princess needs a castle, and this beautiful sand castle quilt pattern will be loved by little boys and girls alike. Simply change up the fabric colors in this versatile quilt pattern, sized for a child’s bed. It just takes 18 fat quarters plus background fabric. The fabric featured in this quilt is from Heather Ross’s fairy-tale themed “Far Far Away 2” collection.

Photo via Craftsy member Rick Rack and Polka Dots

Everyone loves the fairy tale of the princess and the pea. Created for the designer’s granddaughter, this princess quilt pattern helped the little one transition from her crib to a “big girl” bed. A name can be added to the crown to personalize the pattern. If you’d like the machine embroidery designs, the pattern includes the crown and pea. Just tell the designer your desired format!

Photo via Craftsy member Maryland Quilter

An enchanted appliqué castle is the centerpiece of this princess quilt pattern. This pattern comes together quickly with quilt-as-you-go techniques. It’s so realistic, that you might expect prince charming to come approaching on a white horse!

Photo via Craftsy member Sky High Fibers

Sampler quilt patterns are fun to sew because there is so much variety in the different blocks. This princess sampler quilt has a heart and butterfly, pieced castle, paper pieced whirligig, and appliquéd teacup. Sew up several nine-patch blocks for the background in sweet floral prints.

Photo via Craftsy member Kindergdesigns

If your little girl dreams of princesses, horse-drawn carriages, crowns and castles, this quilt will absolutely delight her. Each block is a masterpiece on its own (which means you’ll never get bored making it!), and when they all come together, they make a perfectly enchanting crib blanket.