Oops!
Sorry for anybody is confused by the Mid Week Log Cabin Retreat not being in the middle of the week this week. I am confused so welcome to the confusion!
The first day of the working week was a holiday Monday, which was followed by a day doing the errands we would have done on Monday if it wasn’t a holiday. Then followed a day of errands further afield, starting off at 7am, and getting home at 6pm.
Now it is really time for a short break with this week’s Log Cabin designs showing part of a series of designs in which I have saved pretty much every change I made, so that it shows the progression of how I got from the first to the last design.
Some of the changes are more dramatic than others, but I was interested to see the changes, and wanted to save them all just so I could follow the changes myself, then decided it was worth sharing the progression.
One of the two above is my favourite today … though I probably need more coffee to reach a final decision. Or I could make them joint winners.
So that is this weeks belated Mid Week Retreat, but there will be more Log Cabin designs next week … and hopefully they will appear in the middle of the working week like they should!
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I think one and three are my favorites today. You could show log cabins any day of the weeks that you want. I definitely like seeing all the variations that you have created.
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Cindy,
I still enjoy just twisting and turning the blocks to see what happens, and still cannot believe how often I find something interesting, and even fabulous.
Judy B
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Glad I’m not the only one that change of plans or holidays upset the applecart. (And what day) I love this selection anyway. I also agree with Cindy, Log Cabin fine any day of the week. Having said that, please don’t change Wednesday’s now. How many years has it been?
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Marie,
How long has it been? I had to do some sums, and it seems that it is something like six and a half years! I know I started by saying there would be at least two designs each week, compared to the five I share now. With five you have time for the kettle to boil while you study the designs.
Judy B
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