Yes i have a7year old UFO. I did a quilt as you go log cabin. And for the love of me I can't fivure how to put the blocks togethe I have 68 blocks. Can someone help please.

No, I can't help BUT I wanted to say your blocks are lovely!
Renee

think of each block as a BIG half-square triangle (BHST). look for a block patter you like and use your BHSTs to make BIG "Blocks".

many people will use them to make a star in the center, then one or more frames around the star until all the blocks are used up.

Nice UFO.

:lol: Thats exactly WHY I've never done a quilt as you go! I don't know what the next step is!! It will look great when you figure it out though! My neighbor says she does this though.....want her addy? :lol: :lol:

I think Fons & Porter did a quilt as you go log cabin.

I can't help ya there kiddo, but they sure are pretty

Hopefully, the quilting left a seam allowance. If not, you can add sashings or unsew. I learned the old Georgia Bonesteel way of lap quilting - I'm sure there are others


flip top and back over and trim batting
sew front seams together
pat batting back in place, and sew the back seam by hand.

Any which way but loose!
Great colors!!!! :) :) :)

try www.quilterscache.com[url]

they show a lot of layouts for a 'logs in logs that might be helpful.

what they call 'logs in logs' looks like log cabins to me. what do i know?[url]

Ooooo, they are pretty!

Are you asking how to attach them? If so, I found 3 sets of instructions that included how to attach them together. Hope this helps.

http://www.quiltingworks.com/cabin-f...iltasyougo.htm

http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/how-to-...ilt/index.html

http://www.qnm.com/webextras/feature148/

Those sure are pretty!

Sorry no help as to the procedure, but I can make you feel better about the fact that it is 7 yrs old. I am about to start quilting one of mine that has been waiting for 8 years.

This is the method I learned too for quilt as you go