border print faux log cabin block
02-23-2014, 06:01 AM
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border print faux log cabin block
I have had 2 yards of this border print fabric (think that is what it is called) for years. I think that I got it in a thrift store bargain. I have played with several ways to use it, but have finally found one that I like and am running with it to the sewing machine.
This first picture is of the print fabric.
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The next picture is 2 blocks that I have cut. You take 2 alike blocks, cutting one from lower left to upper right, and the second from lower right to upper left. This is the lower picture. Then move 1 of the HST from one block to the other and vice versa, you have a faux log cabin block, for want of a better term. Those are the blocks at the top
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Hope this is as clear as mud to you, but if I can figure it out, anyone can. Enjoy the brief tut and will get back later when I get the blocks sewn together. Meanwhile, I have 2 to bind and 2 to quilt and a twister waiting for the second cutting. Wish me luck.
This first picture is of the print fabric.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]463889[/ATTACH]
The next picture is 2 blocks that I have cut. You take 2 alike blocks, cutting one from lower left to upper right, and the second from lower right to upper left. This is the lower picture. Then move 1 of the HST from one block to the other and vice versa, you have a faux log cabin block, for want of a better term. Those are the blocks at the top
[ATTACH=CONFIG]463891[/ATTACH]
Hope this is as clear as mud to you, but if I can figure it out, anyone can. Enjoy the brief tut and will get back later when I get the blocks sewn together. Meanwhile, I have 2 to bind and 2 to quilt and a twister waiting for the second cutting. Wish me luck.
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