LavenderBlue

I have only 15 days to make one for a shower out of state that I have decided last minute to attend. Also must not be gender specific. THX

wesing

Our favorite quick pattern is 4-patches alternated with a focus fabric. You could use Sesame Street, Eric Carle or some other fun print for your squares, and just pull colors for your 4-patches from your print. Here is one we did this way: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...t-t145663.html . Yellow Brick Road is another quick one. If you want a more traditional quilt, pinwheels, Jacob's Ladder, and the Simplified Carpenter Star all make good baby quilts.

Darren

lastwood

Peaceful Patchwork which uses a panel and coordinating fabrics works up really cute and quickly. So many panels are adorable I think and great for that quick gift and this pattern allows you to highlight a particular color in the second border (gender or decor specific) for those unisex panels.

toverly

D9P in colorful fabrics. It always impresses.

GailG

Yes! I use 6" squares and in no time I've got the nine patch blocks to split into 4 smaller squares. That baby quilt can get big pretty fast. In fact, my last one got too big. It's on point so I won't be ripping. Oh well.... Good luck. also like the panel idea given above.

Cari-in-Oly

My favorite go to baby quilt pattern is a simple rail fence done in coordinating stripes and polka dots. it's a hit every time.

Cari

QuiltnNan

this one could be quick and done in greens and yellows would be gender neutral
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t264793.html

Jeanne S

I made this baby quilt in one day. I had some 5" print charm squares that I used whole, and pulled coordinating solids from my stash and cut them 2 1/2" x 5" to go in-between the squares. Then a 2 1/2" wide white strip between each row and you're done!

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Tartan

​Warm Wishes with a cute focus fabric.

Onebyone

This is one you can make in an afternoon. My favorite go to pattern for any nice baby quilt on short notice.

http://www.quiltmaker.com/patterns/details.html?idx=184 and it's free!