Sprout Baby Quilt

My little Sprout baby quilt is the result of playing around with a pattern from Liz at Savor Every Stitch. Her pattern, Haphazard, is described as “a randomly generated pattern of half square triangles”. When you pull up the pattern, it will walk you through a few choices — colors, block size, etc. and at the click of a button, generate a pattern for you. It’s very easy to use right on her site, you can design a pattern of any size and color, and it’s free. All she asks is that you give her the credit for the pattern. Thanks for the fun, Liz. I enjoy this pattern very much!

For this little baby quilt, I used Kona Sprout (hence the name), Kona Maize, and Kona White.

Sprout Quilt - For this little 36" square quilt, I used Kona Sprout, Kona Maize and Kona White. - piecefulthoughts.com

Here’s a peek at the pattern I generated from Liz’s site.

Sprout Quilt - my pattern that I generated from Savor Every Stitch's pattern, Haphazard - piecefulthoughts.com

Here is my finished quilt top. I wanted to take a photo of this little quilt outside today, but we had a downpour just before I finished, and everything was wet and muddy. Taking a photo on my quilt room floor just isn’t as nice, but it will have to do for now.

This little baby quilt measures 36″ square. The larger blocks finish at 6″ and the smaller at 3″. Did you notice that I tweaked the layout just a bit? I just had to mess with it a bit as I was putting it together.

I like the blend of the soft colors, and the pattern looks a bit improv, and you know I like that!

Sprout Quilt - A little quilt top, 36" square, using Kona Sprout, Maize and White fabric. Pattern is Haphazard by Savor Every Stitch - piecefulthoughts.com

This was just a little make for fun. I’m in no hurry to finish it, so this will go in my UFO stack for now. However, I do have some thoughts on what to use for backing fabric.

This is my first DrEAMi project for July. I wonder how many other squirrels will visit before the month is done?

I hope you stop over and visit Liz and try her Haphazard pattern. It’s quite fun!

Linking up today with Beth at Cooking Up Quilts.

Wendy

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42 thoughts on “Sprout Baby Quilt”

  1. Very interesting, I’ll have to go check this new design tool out. I love the sprout color:) You got a jump start on July so you can have more DrEAMI squirrels visit you, LOL

  2. Thanks for sharing this fun process. Your little quilt is very lovely. I like the random layout.

  3. What a super fun quilt! And an interesting and very cool concept being able to pick a design and computer generate the pattern!

  4. I have played with her Haphazard program, but never made anything out of it! Yours is so fun! I really like the different sizes of HSTs – it does look very improv. I’ve been squirreling this weekend, too! Hand stitching the binding on my Beothuk Star has been going on in the evenings, so I decided to just play with scraps at the machine. Fun!

  5. You are a stinker! Your DrEAMi for July is already a top and such a cute one at that! You go girl…you will have a lot of squirrels if you have already started – they are nesting and breeding in your studio. Have a great 4th!

    1. Haha! I’m ahead, for about a day! There is some shenanigans in my quilt room for sure!

  6. SEW cute!!! I love how you are planning (maybe) to do several DrEAMi projects this month!!! Be careful – or that UFO pile will be huge and in danger of toppling over! 🙂 (ask me how I know!) 🙂
    Happy Quilting! 🙂

  7. Beth @ Cooking Up Quilts

    It’s the perfect little baby quilt Wendy! The colors work so well together, and I love that each pattern generated on Liz’s site is different. I’m looking forward to seeing all the squirrels that visit you this month! LOL

  8. Liz’s pattern looks super in these soft colors! Such a sweet and modern baby quilt. Did you take the first pattern the program generated, or click a couple of times until one felt “just right”? I have a Haphazard quilt finally finished and need to get it blogged, too.

  9. Wendy how have I not seen this tool from Liz? Your quilt is so cute. I’m headed over to play with the tool!!

  10. Hi Wendy, that’s a great little quilt. I like how you made some pinwheel blocks instead of random small triangles. It add a little dash of fun (pinwheels always do!) Liz’s random generator sounds great! Thanks for sharing.

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