Homespun

I made a baby quilt with some Winnie the Pooh fabric I didn't want to cut too small. I alternated 8" blocks with 8" blocks of the colors in the fabric. It looked old fashioned.

csknott

How about a rail fence with either 6 or 8 inch block of your main fabric (really cute btw) with rails of primary colors beside it.

copycat

Here is the link for a free pattern for a baby quilt that has a center square of 16" to show off your cute fabric.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...w-t267521.html

AnnT

All of these ideas and pictures are great! I also needed a quick baby quilt idea and now I have several!

RugosaB

I would try and find fabric similar to the print in the D U M B O
They seem to be prints that aren't too hard to find.

Pattern ideas have been mentioned, all see to be good ones.

quiltingcandy

When my daughter was 2 (she is 30 now) DUMBO was her favorite film. Every day she had to watch it! And she did watch it. When I saw that fabric I had to buy it - she is getting 2 pillow cases made with it.

If I were to use it for a quilt, I would use it as the center and then add complimenting borders, then let the quilting do the rest. (Can you tell I really move this fabric?)

Jo Anne B.

Maryquilts.com has "My Favorite Donation quilt" free pattern, a quick Strippie pattern, Has a 6 and 1/2 inch wide strip that calls for a focus fabric that would work well with a larger patterned fabric. The other strips are 3" and 1 and 1/2.
I have used this pattern a couple times, always comes out pretty cute. And it's quick! (I like that part too!)

IowaStitcher

One of my quilt guild friends made cute ones buy cutting squares (hers looked about 8") of the theme fabric, then surrounding them with blocks of the same size made with 3 strips sewn together like a rail fence design. By orienting the colors in these strips touching the theme fabric blocks so the same color touches the center square on all sides, the squares look framed. Really cute and simple.