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    Super Member busy fingers's Avatar
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    Love your log cabin...that is on my to do list.

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    I had to look twice, i made with the same colors with the same size rails for dh. His is 100 x 100
    with prairie points all around. I hand quilted mine down the ctr of each rail in each block. ( kinda like a squared off snail).
    id love to see the finished peoduct

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    Quote Originally Posted by lynnie View Post
    I had to look twice, i made with the same colors with the same size rails for dh. His is 100 x 100
    with prairie points all around. I hand quilted mine down the ctr of each rail in each block. ( kinda like a squared off snail).
    id love to see the finished peoduct
    The quilt is really pretty, but I love Lynnie's idea of the snail trail...I've just started FMQ and find myself hesitant or just unable to pick a quilt pattern. The snail trail always looks good!

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    Love your quilt. suggestion for quilting--maybe cable/rope type quilting along the diagonal lines of the quilt

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    Beautiful log cabin, looks perfect. I almost always just FMQ a large stipple, I love the looks and I love doing it. I only have two straight stitch only quilts and use one of them.
    Another Phyllis
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    I have made a dozen of Log Cabin quilts and love them. Yours is beautiful. I just bought a new machine that I can Stitch in the Ditch with. My old one was a 60 years old Kenmore - not much fun. I had been hand quilting them all which I love to do. That is another option - but takes a long time to finish. good luck

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    Gorgeous LCabin!
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    The rulers is almost foolproof. You do not have precision cut strips (just 1 1/2 inches or wider). You don't even measure the length of the strips. Just sew them on and then square up the block. The block doesn't ever get wonky. I used scraps of fabric that I didn't think would ever find their way into a quilt.

    Thanks for the quilting suggestions. I really value your input. I'm not very good at this part of quilting, and it is so devastating to have a quilt half done and realize I made a bad choice.

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    My husbands LC just has a large stipple or meander and it looks very nice

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    Very pretty quilt, log cabins are one of my favorite blocks. I usually just do a meandering stitch on mine.

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