Log Cabin made entirely of peepers
Hi all
I am trying to find a pattern to make a log cabin block. A spry young man with a walker told me his wife had bought it for his walker as the seat was hard :) It is very unusual and noone around here in Queensland that I know has a clue. Peepers were new to me as it was but to have a block made with them was sweet. Anyone know of it? Thanks Heather |
I'm not sure if you are looking to make the cover from log cabin blocks or not. Peepers to me, are chicks, so I don't think I would want something made out of baby chicks. hmmm......
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Do you mean "peeps"?
http://www.hartsfabric.com/its-a-pee...s-a-peep-65268 Peeps are traditional Easter candy here. It's the one food product that is better stale ;-) The candy used to come only in yellow, but now are available in a variety of colors. Here's the fabric line info: It's A Peep by Kanvas Studio, Benartex |
Here in NY peepers are teeny tiny 2.5 cm frogs that are peeping their hearts out looking for mates! Definitely Not for sitting on.
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Well, here's a nice, easy-to-follow tutorial on making a log cabin block.
You can make it out of whatever you choose; even turn it into a pillow top. http://www.equilters.com/library/log...bin_part1.html |
Originally Posted by Monroe
(Post 5179535)
Here in NY peepers are teeny tiny 2.5 cm frogs that are peeping their hearts out looking for mates! Definitely Not for sitting on.
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I wonder if he could have meant that "eggcrate" foam stuff. It kinda looks like peeps . . . .
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So the peeper is the cushion for the walker? And its cover is a log cabin block?
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Inquiring minds want to know - what are peepers in Australia?
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Peepers are baby carriers...the kind, usually jersey (?), that's a sling-like wrap to carry your baby in front so you have your hands free.
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