Thread: Honeybuns in a log cabin?

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

OK, stupid question: What's a honeybun?

Like a Jellyroll but the strips are narrower - I think 1.5 inches versus 2.5.

I think it would make the trimming for the log cabin quilt exponentially easier if one is planning a quilt with one inch (finished) logs.

Cheers, K

I have the honey buns waiting .. I was planning a log cabin with mine.

http://missouriquiltco.com/shop/pre-...oney-buns.html

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

Yes I have done a table topper with a honeybun.

Originally Posted by quiltilicious

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

OK, stupid question: What's a honeybun?

Originally Posted by craftybear

http://missouriquiltco.com/shop/pre-...oney-buns.html

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

This is an awesome site ... I plan to come back to The Missouri Quilt Co. when I can watch some of the tutorials. Thanks!

Originally Posted by EdieClay

Originally Posted by craftybear

http://missouriquiltco.com/shop/pre-...oney-buns.html

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

Has anyone used a honeybun to make a log cabin? Just wondering if it is a good idea.

This is an awesome site ... I plan to come back to The Missouri Quilt Co. when I can watch some of the tutorials. Thanks!

This is my favorite quilt site. I order from them all the time.
The owner, Jenny, who is in many of the videos always puts a handwritten note in the package, too!

Sure!!! Why not!! If that is the size logs that you want to use than go for it!