The flowers for the Scrappy Sprouts quilt are pieced. I took the pictures outside so the colors are more true looking.
Here is the first arrangement.
Or they could arranged like this.
I'll probably move them around a dozen times before this quilt is finished.I wasn't sure what to use for the green flower so I used this coleus as my inspiration. It has been my surprise plant for the summer. I had no idea this would grow to be so huge, I love it!
The flower pattern came from Preeti. She provided the pattern as part of her 2023 positivity quilt sew along. In an earlier post I had provided a link to the flower but that link no longer works. I knew when I saw the flower it would be perfect for my scrappy sprouts. Thank you Preeti!
The next step is to fill space with neutrals to make all the columns the same height.Here is a link to the pattern for Scrappy Sprouts.
Linking to Put Your Foot Down, TGIFF!, Peacock Party, Whoop Whoop Party, Finished or Not Friday, Off the Wall Friday, Beauty Pageant, Patchwork & Quilts, Scrap Happy Saturday
looking good, I don't remember seeing this one on your blog
ReplyDeleteYou reminded me! I have a project box with Sprout blocks! They definitely need to become a quilt!
ReplyDeleteYou quilt looks great and would look good with any arrangement.
ReplyDeleteSprouting flowers - looking good!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be such a happy quilt. Enjoy your quilting time, Gretchen. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful scrappy garden! Gail at the Cozy Quilter
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be so pretty!!! Love all the color in your!!!
ReplyDeleteSweet flowers! I love the two-toned version, and the coleus is a great inspiration! Lovely layout, even if it's not the last one ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your work in progress, and linking up!
Your Scrappy Sprouts strips look really good! I like how the value of each color progresses through the leaves. You're coming along great, and will end up with a lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteA rainbow of scrappy Sprouts... LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so pretty, a lovely use of scraps!
ReplyDeleteThe colorful shoots are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour scrappy sprouts look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to TGIFF!
I enjoyed seeing your quilt at the Relief Sale on Saturday, Gretchen. What a beautiful day it was! Congratulations on contributing $1500 to the worthy cause. I'm sure the new owners of your quilt are very happy. Suzanne
ReplyDeleteYours are the prettiest Scrappy Sprouts! I am sure that you will come up with a beauty!
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