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Old 10-09-2014, 07:34 AM
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Can anyone point me to their favorite FREE log cabin instructions? A friend talked me into making her one, and it's been years since I made my last one. Thanks!

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Jenny Doan MSQC has a video on the log cabin!
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I have several books by different authors and I use one of them to go by.
I don't know of any free patterns except for the above suggestion.
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Google!!!!!!!!!!!
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Google!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree. I find almost everything for my quilting by just Google !!
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Here's something that might help you:

http://www.fonsandporter.com/content...n_DECebook.pdf

or this:

http://www.maryquilts.com/wp-content.../Log-Cabin.pdf

I've tried using random length strips and cutting after attaching each log, and I've tried precutting the logs to the right sizes. I think my precut log blocks came out a little straighter, but it took a lot more time (for me) to cut up all those logs. But then again, I was going scrappy and I didn't want any duplicate fabrics so I had to make sure I had enough of each fabric in each log size, if that makes sense, and that was time consuming!
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Google!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2 View Post
I agree. I find almost everything for my quilting by just Google !!
It really does work wonderfully .... isn't that what it is for?
......and the Googler (good word, eh? ) gets to find just what they want and not what others think they might.

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I just finished using the one that wilferg suggested by Fons and Porter and I think it is the best there is. Enables a person to make the size they wish and the diagrams for the different placements of the blocks are so good. Nice easy block, just took me a long time to get all the pieces cut....then it was a breeze.
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