How can we save this log cabin?
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Thanks all!
I will help her adjust her scant 1/4" seams, and then we will square everything up when the blocks are complete. Will omit the sashing and play with the layout.
I may have her investigate an Accucut system.
Thanks again for sharing your insights!
I will help her adjust her scant 1/4" seams, and then we will square everything up when the blocks are complete. Will omit the sashing and play with the layout.
I may have her investigate an Accucut system.
Thanks again for sharing your insights!
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She could go an entirely different direction with this pattern by setting the blocks on point and "floating" them with a coordinating or contrasting fabric. I have just started working with a mixed collection of almost-the-same-size blocks. By setting them like this, I can adjust the size of the outer triangles to come up with a consistent size, in this case 18", and I'm hoping nobody will be likely to notice that the original blocks are not precisely the same.
#25
Yes this! I would not cut anything off unless it is way too big but even 1/2 inch off can be worked in and quilted out. I have put together many donation blocks of all kinds of sizes. Just stretch and make it work. At the end it will all quilt out.
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