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Old 06-30-2014, 04:45 AM
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Question Rectangular Log Cabin Placemat Pattern

I have seen a rectangular Log Cabin Placemat, it was just one block built to end up in a placemat sized log cabin
block. I have been searching for the pattern but haven't found one. Does anyone know where I can find a pattern for this, I have tried to make a pattern myself but for the life of me I can't get it to come out right...Any help locating this pattern would be appreciated.
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I have seen pictures of one when I was searching for ideas for making charity placmats on Google. I would just start with the dimensions you want your placemat to be and start counting 1 inch increments to see the size of the center strip. The one I saw was built on a center long strip. Good Luck.
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A good size for a placemat is 13 x 19. You could use any pattern you want that would result in a 13 in square block then add extra strips at each side to add an extra 3 inches to two sides to extend them to a width of 19 inches.
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Have you Googled "log cabin placemats"....there are a bunch there that are all really simple.
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Could you start with a small rectangle instead of a square and then go from there to get a placemat size that you want?
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Here is a mat I worked out in EQ5. the mat is 13x19 and the center rectangle is cut at 7.5x1.5 . all of the other strips are 1.5 finished, so 2.0 cut.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]481003[/ATTACH]
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan View Post
Here is a mat I worked out in EQ5. the mat is 13x19 and the center rectangle is cut at 7.5x1.5 . all of the other strips are 1.5 finished, so 2.0 cut.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]481003[/ATTACH]
Thank you so much I would never have been able to figure this out by my self. Happy Quilting!!!!!
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Old 06-30-2014, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by kidhauler1948 View Post
Thank you so much I would never have been able to figure this out by my self. Happy Quilting!!!!!
you're welcome. glad i could help
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Thanks Nancy. Made life easy. I'd like to make some too!
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Have you tried drawing one out on graph paper? I would think it wouldn't be too hard.
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