Quilt Info:
Maker: Nancy of Grace and Peace Quilting
Pattern: Haphazard Quilt Generator by Liz of Savor Every Stitch
Size: 32" X 32"
Maker: Nancy of Grace and Peace Quilting
Pattern: Haphazard Quilt Generator by Liz of Savor Every Stitch
Size: 32" X 32"
Fabrics: Zen Chic Solids, leftover from my Church Window Quilt, plus White Paper Grunge for background and back.
Batting: Quilters Dream Batting Poly
Thread: Glide--White
Quilting: Sweet Orange Peel
Interesting Info: Try this FREE half-square triangle quilt pattern generator, designed by Liz, a retired software engineer and current quilter extraordinaire!
Interesting Info: Try this FREE half-square triangle quilt pattern generator, designed by Liz, a retired software engineer and current quilter extraordinaire!
You choose the block sizes, final quilt size, number of colors represented, up to 10, and the proportion of large to small blocks. If you're not sure about the arrangement that is generated, click the button and a new design shows up. The hard part is picking just one arrangement! I stuck with my 9th try!?! Here's the lay-out I worked from:
First, I made all my HSTs, then followed my pattern and set it all up on design boards. This was super fun and felt a lot like paint-by-number!
Here's the original layout. Some squares got rearranged a bit before the stitching began!
I quilted my Haphazard with one of my new favorite edge-to-edge designs, Sweet Orange Peel. It has a very lacy look:
We took a walk along the Minnesota River on a beautiful day and brought my quilt with for some #quiltsinthewild photos:
This colorful quilt is now hanging in our guest room of faith:
Thanks for stopping by!!! Hang in there, and keep on quilting--we'll get through this!
Grace and peace!!! ~Nancy
Linking up with Show Me Something With Solids, Sunday Link Party, Oh Scrap, Monday Making, Design Wall Monday, Cooking Up Quilts, What I Made Monday, Clever Chameleon.
Wow, lovely quilt! I tried this Generator some times ago, but I was never pleased with the result, too many possibilities I guess ;) Yours is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up ;))
LOVE it, Nancy!! I had some fun playing with Liz's generator some months ago. Good for you on actually MAKING the quilt!
ReplyDeleteI did play with the generator a long time ago but never made anything with it. I love your outdoor shots, looks like someone was standing in the river for that one, or on a big rock;)
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun. I really love the quality of those solids and think the 9th try was definitely a winner.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use those colors! I had to go back and enjoy your Church Windows again. Both quilts are lovely. We are hanging in and doing well here. I finally got some quilt mojo back and made the Hope quilt this week for the Hands2Help effort. I need to get the pictures taken and get it posted :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it was fun to design and sew up! I especially love how you did it with all solids. I'll have to try her design generator, too!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you shared this with us. I had forgotten all about Liz's generator. Your's turned out perfect. I have a hard time picking colors and how many. I think I'm heading over there now.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I've never thought about a Haphazard with so many colors, this is really great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt . . . I love the Sweet Orange Peel quilting design. It adds another interesting dimension to the quilt of HSTs.
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt, Nancy, and you took it on a fun walk! I have one baby quilt size Haphazard waiting to be quilted, mainly because I can't figure out how to quilt it. I like what you did with yours!
ReplyDeleteThis came out fantastic, Nancy! I hope you shared a picture of it with Liz! I tried her generator, too, but didn't attempt to actually make a version. So, is this a computerized or hand guided quilting pattern? It looks really good on your quilt, especially how well the diagonal lines in the quilting match up with the piecing. Was that difficult to accomplish or are you so awesome that it just comes out perfect automatically? ;-). Curious because a friend of mine who has IQ on her Millennium sometimes struggles with "drift" on edge to edge patterns, whatever that is.
ReplyDeleteThis is a computerized edge-to-edge. Leisha Farnsworth of QuiltingIt describes how to deal with "drift" on computerized pantos in her video, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjxvtTPL9uQ
DeleteWhat a great quilt. I looked at the generator a while ago but I didn't actually try to make it. But I sure like yours. Your pictures in the wild are wonderful and give me all sorts of photo shot thoughts. Hum, I wonder if the quilt would have as much beauty if shown in a house under construction? There are still houses being built in our neighborhood.... Thanks for sharing all the eye candy!
ReplyDeletewell, that is an interesting new quilting tool/pattern -yours looks great
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! I love it! Now I am off to do one for myself. LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a fascinating program. Love the result from the one you chose. Your quilt looks great and so does the quilting!
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt! I think I may need to follow your link and do something similar. It really does look like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI have heard of this before, and then forgotten it... but everytime I see it I want to give it a go! Thanks for the reminder and for linking up to the Chameleon's Colour & Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteI really like how the quilting both accentuates the half-square triangles and creates a nice, soft texture. What a vibrant and fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool idea! I'm going to add this to my idea list!
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