Measurements for 10 inch log cabin block
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Okay. I used graph paper figuring a 2.5" cut center and 2" cut strips.
This means the center finishes at 2" and each log finishes at 1.5"
With the center square and 3 rounds of logs, I get a finished block size of 11".
If you did the same with a 2" cut center square, you would get a finished block size of 10.5".
This means the center finishes at 2" and each log finishes at 1.5"
With the center square and 3 rounds of logs, I get a finished block size of 11".
If you did the same with a 2" cut center square, you would get a finished block size of 10.5".
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I have seen log cabin quilts that use different width logs, so you could do a little math and figure it out depending on the number of rounds.
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10 inch log cabin block measurements
LindaOH - Thank you so very much for the PDF print out of the log cabin with the adjustments to make it a 10 inch block. You are very gracious to go out of your way and spend time doing this for me. It is exactly what I needed and I truly appreciate your help on this. Best regards, Rosalie (sarose48)
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10 inch log cabin block measurements
Thank you so much for the log sizes. It appears a quilt software is very handy. I normally do not make log cabin blocks but I saw a table runner done in log cabin blocks with a collection from Moda called Blushing Peonies. It is gorgeous. Can't wait to start making it. I have all the fabrics and all I needed was the cutting measurements. You have been a tremendous help. I am deeply grateful for all your time and help with this. I will post a pic once it is done, which may be a while. Again, I appreciate all the help and comments on QB. Great place to get much needed help. Sincerely, Rosalie
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