that is beautiful !

If you used a commercial pattern, I bet this is the one:

http://www.pieceworkcompany.com/products/451260

Terri Atkinson is one of my favorite pattern-writers.

Beautiful pattern, Thank you for finding/posting it Cathe!

I saw a similiar pattern in the Fons and Porter magazine ad for a pattern titled "Opal" Try their website for the picture and the month it appeared in their magazine

Lois, this is one of the prettiest log cabin quilts I've seen! Do you happen to have the E. Burns Log Cabin Quilt In A Day book? There are many different ways to lay out the blocks in it and I'm wondering if your layout may be in it as well. I have the book but it's hidden some where in my vast library of quilting books that I've aquired at estate sales this past year so I'm not able to check it myself. Good luck in your search and if you're successful, please let all of us know where you find it so that we can get one to make this quilt for ourselves. I love your choice of pastels. I've got a fantastic stash of beautiful, bright, colorful material but I find myself becoming more infatuated with the pastels & the 20's through the 40's prints.
Keep up the good work.
Karenn

thank you, the quilt was a gift to my brother and his wife, so I don't have it nearby; its in Oregon, I'm in Calif.....I'm still trying to find the pattern, so thanks for your help. should be easy enough, now
Lois

I just ordered it, will see if its the same. Can't believe there aren't 100's of quilters who have seen it, it seems so common.
Thank you for the info, I have a ton of 1930's fabrics, need to sew instead of shop..
maybe...
Lois

thank you will try, maybe be lucky
Lois

Hello did you find the pattren for the log cabin I have it if you would like to have is send me an e-mail [email protected]

Kim McDermith

Very pretty--it's a nice twist on the log cabin pattern. I love all quilts with lots of white in them!