At the bottom of this post I have added a link.
I wasn’t too sure if this link should be accompanied by Log Cabin designs, or red and white ones!
So what can a virtual quilter do?
Start a Mid Week Log Cabin Retreat a day early!
Start with some traditional Log Cabin blocks, and start mixing up the position of the red and white fabrics of course.
Play a bit! Need to re-colour mor blocks though!
Play some more.
What about the other block variations?
WOW!
Slip in a few Thick and Thin Logs.
Still more variations to add, so not time to play yet!
Introducing some Courthouse Steps.
Chimneys and Cornerstones don’t want to be left out, which means I have to add another shade of red.
I think I would like the cornerstones to be a bit darker
Now check out the link that started all this!
Scroll down to the last quilt … and check out both front and back.
Something else to learn from this is that any variation of Log Cabin blocks need a nice, clean contrast between light and dark!
Get that contrast and you can design to your heart’s content.
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You know I always like your red and whites.
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Billie,
Thank you … red and white is really a stunning combination!
Judy B
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What a stunning group of log cabin designs! You have outshone yourself this time – just loved looking at all those different virtural quilts, and then icing on the cake – a picture (front and back) of a fabulous real one. Thank you Judy!!!
Donna
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Donna,
Thank you!
And of course, there will be more from that project file!
Judy B
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Wow! Terrific post! I really like #6! Thank you for showing progression from a simple layout to all sorts of wonderful designs. And the link you shared…what a gorgeous quilt!
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Laura,
Thank you! I like the sixth one too, and I wasn’t trying to design something wonderful, just introducing the variations of the Log Cabin blocks.
The quilt in the link is rather impressive … especially the back!
Judy B
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