Middle of the week again … I think this week is turning out to shorter than I expected. This is an interesting project file to scroll through quickly. I usually try to mix up the designs so there is variety, … Continue reading
Oops, I didn’t mean to leave that plain fabric in that border! That is better. I do like the first design better than this one though. Another oops … obviously there is plenty of that plain red fabric in my … Continue reading
I love sharing Log Cabin quilt designs mid week, every week, but why are there so few days between the middle of the weeks? Or are the days only missing in my little corner of the world? Love the one … Continue reading
Interesting. More interesting. The one above is almost mundane in this company. I like it! I like it like that too!
Today I am showing you several different frames which could be used as frames around pretty much any combination of Log Cabin blocks which you want to set on point. Sometime in the not too distant future I will start sharing … Continue reading
Why is there another Log Jam? Because yet another Log Cabin project file got too big to be controllable! Instead of thinking I have enough designs to share for several months, I keep hoping I will find more, and importantly … Continue reading
Thick and Thin Log Cabin blocks …… interesting variation! Not so sure about this one being interesting …. it could do with some blocks with the light and dark reversed. The first one could be more interesting than it is … Continue reading
Make some Log Cabin blocks with thick and thin strips, then make some all light, Log Cabin blocks using the same fabrics, and put them all in together. This one has all dark TNT Logs blocks. Or of course, some … Continue reading
All the thick logs are dark ……. …… now all the thin logs are dark ……. ….. now the thick logs …… ….. now the thin logs are dark, and the last two are exactly the same layout with the … Continue reading
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