Does the typical log cabin use 1.5" strips, 2" strips" or bigger?
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I like the smaller strips for scrappy , it helps the colors blend together better. I typically use 1.5 strips for scrappy. I have done some with 1.25 . If you want a bit curvy , either the dark or the light needs to be smaller strips , I did 1.5 for the dark and 1.25 for the light.
#27
I almost always use 1.5" strips, making 1" finished logs. I find that scrappy fabrics go together better when they're cut into smaller widths, and I like to have more blocks so I can make more complex designs.
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I just saw an add in the May/June issue of Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting:
Make Log Cabin Blocks Quick, Easy & SQUARE. A book by Marti Michell.
6 different width of strips, all size of quilts. Sounds like a good book. I may have to get it.
Make Log Cabin Blocks Quick, Easy & SQUARE. A book by Marti Michell.
6 different width of strips, all size of quilts. Sounds like a good book. I may have to get it.
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