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Another log cabin variation finished

4 years ago

Only one more quilt to quilt, and I'm caught up. Yay!! A quilt made with this pattern was posted on another website, and I was so taken by it that I copied it. I think it turned out quite well. It certainly used up a lot of the 1-1/2" strips that I had cut from scraps. I usually bind log cabins in black, but I thought this one would look best with the backing fabric used as binding. It's a bluish-green mottled fabric.


Comments (13)

  • 4 years ago

    Oh Lois, that is really great! It reminds me a little of a totem pole. So many fun quilt ideas, so little time! :)

    Sue

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  • 4 years ago

    Only 1` more quit and then you wont be posting jaw dropping photos?

    loisflan thanked Rho Dodendron
  • 4 years ago

    Lois, you have done it again!

    i can see that you start in a corner to build the square. But are there sashing strips between the block vertically…or do you add another light strip along the last row?

    I have got to get back to the machine and this one is pulling me.

    Theresa

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  • 4 years ago

    That's a really great quilt!

    bkay

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  • 4 years ago

    Wow, Lois - that's a great quilt! It kinda looks like DNA strands. :)

    Donna

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  • 4 years ago

    Lois, that is awesome!


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  • 4 years ago

    I don't think I've ever seen this log cabin layout. It looks great!

    loisflan thanked geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
  • 4 years ago

    I love it!


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  • 4 years ago

    Very colorful and scrappy. Nicely done, Lois! I wish I only had one left to quilt. I'm still sitting on about 6, lol.

    loisflan thanked Char
  • 4 years ago

    Theresa, I'm so sorry I never answered your question. No extra strip added. I started with a 3-1/2" dark square. Then I added all 1-1/2" strips. First, a 3-1/2" dark strip, then a 4-1/2" light strip, a 4-1/2 " dark strip, a 5-1/2" light strip, a 5-1/2" dark strip, and so on, ending with a 9-1/2" light strip for a total of 12 strips and one square. This gives you a 9" square finished block. As you can see on the close-up of the block, you build on only two sides of the square. I hope this is clear.





  • 4 years ago

    Thank you Lois! I think I have it.

    DH contracted the ’plague’ a few weeks ago and even though quad vaxxed, he had a heavy dose. He even spent three days in hospital. He is now fine. But while he was down, there was no sewing.

    And now I am having a few health issues, those pesky knee, hip joints, which limits my trips up and down stairs. Dr. appt. this afternoon to try and find a remedy.

    We have another great grand due in Jan. so Nanny has to get a quilt made. And I would like to do it soon. ! No pressure!

    Theresa


  • 4 years ago

    So sorry about your DH, Theresa. It sounds like you didn't catch it though, thank goodness. I'm sorry about your joints. That damn arthritis! It doesn't kill you, but it sure makes living difficult and painful. I hope your doc can get you some relief.