This design just fits the criteria set in the title of the series … it has just four all light blocks. In contrast, this one has 28 dark blocks. The colours are not great, but there are over 200 designs … Continue reading
Another lost and found project file which I started to share with every design getting a different name … before I started having a mid week Log Cabin retreat sharing at least two designs, which quickly became five! Something a … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
Simple … or challenging? Find a Log Cabin block in the EQ library. The block I usually use is not in the extensive collection in the EQ Library. I use a 9 inch block, with 1 inch strips (cut 1.5 … Continue reading
Middle if the week, time for a short coffee break looking at some Log Cabin quilt designs … and this week they are virtually quilted. I prefer to quilt enough to hold the layers together, but not too much. Too … Continue reading
I love low contrast, and am amazed at how effective it can be. The first four designs are rather similar, with just minor changes … the sort of changes we might have to make because we made four blocks using … Continue reading
Once I learned to throw away designs using just one block a whole new world opened up. Adding some applique to blocks normally pieced adds even more possibilities. Love the first two designs. In a perfect world I would spend … Continue reading
Did you notice how slowly the last week passed? It feels like two weeks since we had a mid week virtual Log Cabin Retreat. Wish forgetting to put up some Log Cabin designs was all it took to slow down … Continue reading
Log Cabin blocks look great when set on point. I would make the setting triangle blocks around the edge by using a bigger square in the centre of the blocks, then cut them in halves. To eliminate the corner joins … Continue reading
This is one project file which never has any spare designs stashed away for future use. Each time I open it I have to add five more designs, which means I get to have a five minute retreat in the … Continue reading
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