Sew a quilted baby blanket - PEP BB textiles.straw.bedding.baby

Here’s my submission for the quilted baby blanket bb.
Finished out, it’s just a bit over 30”x30.” Made from cotton- the back is vintage cotton print from a hand-me-down stash, the yellow prints are cotton fat quarters, and the batting is cotton as well. My blocks are 4 rectangles laid in alternating directions, and then all assembled together in rows, then the rows sewn together diagonally. I wish I knew what this pattern is called. I know I’ve seen it before.
I decided to go the bindless route for finishing and I really love the structure it gave the finished product.

This is the first quilt I have ever made of all natural fiber materials!
I make all my kids a quilted denim blanket made from their pants and baby blankets.
My baby, 2 years old now, is ready for hers. Only I didn't have baby blankets to incorporate. So I used bamboo fleece for the backing and merino wool for the insulating layer, and harvested denim pants for the quilt top.
The squares of denim are 8 inches. No special pattern, just 6 squares by 6 squares, making about a 45 inch finished length/width (when all the seams were made.)
The bamboo fleece was purchased from wazoodle fabrics. The merino wool was waste from carding. Shorter fibers and chunky bits that didn't become yarn. The waste from processing an entire fleece! I carded it into tiny bats, then basted it with my sewing machiene to keep it from shifting. Finally, I also tied the quilt so the bats wouldn't move around. I tied it with naturally died mohair yarn, which fell apart when I cut it. So I switched to alpaca yarn for the finished quilt.