Log Cabin patterns/book recommendations?

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11-23-2009, 08:17 AM

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Prism99

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Originally Posted by Shorebird

Did not copy/paste correctly to get mpeters1200 question imbedded into my response...........will have to practice this.........sorry.

You don't have to copy and paste. Just hit "quote" in upper right of the post you want to respond to. It will copy that post into your reply for you. :D

11-23-2009, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Pinkiris

Sandy 1951--You aren't engaging in "quilt porn"---you DO read the articles, don't you? You're a funny gal!!! :lol: :lol: (Have to admit, I like the term, "quilt porn")

I'm a great lover of log cabin quilts too. Anytime someone wants to post a pic of one, I'd be glad to look. Guess that makes me a "quilt peeper"!!!
:wink:

Heehee, yes, of course I read the articles. :wink: No, really! :lol:

11-23-2009, 05:19 PM

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mpeters1200

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quilt peeper...so would that be a peeping sue instead of tom??

Shorebird, 36 strip sets sounds a bit complicated....lots of steps. I like strip piecing, but it's when you put strips in different orders and have to keep them all straight that I get a bit confused.

11-24-2009, 05:39 AM

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I have found (albeit over halfway thru and after MUCH frustration) that the medium binder clips with paper post-its to CLEARLY LABEL each strip set and keep them together/organized is what is needed. AND you need either a large design wall or somewhere big to lay this baby out....If I had known about the binder clips and labeling the strip sets without trying to pin them together and pin the paper label too ( OH BROTHER, what a PAIN that was) then this would have been much simpler............I would recommend you try it.........get her book and check out some of the other variations........really neat!