Wonky Log Cabin
09-07-2009, 04:17 PM
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Here is a wonky log cabin that I just finished it has fussy cut centers and then the logs were sewn around it. the other one (red and black) is actually a Drunk Love 2 tone by DS but really its just a big chunky wonky logs that make but the log cabin block! Here is a great tutorial for making one, http://tallgrassprairiestudio.blogsp...-tutorial.html (I love this blog)
Good luck!
Danielle
Good luck!
Danielle
wonky log cabin with fussy cut centers
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What I would consider another wonky log cabin but this is actually a pattern by DS called drunk love 2 tone
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09-09-2009, 11:06 AM
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Oh my goodness, I love your sea turtle quilt!!! I LOVE sea turtles!!!! almost as much as I love flowers. Your quilt is just adorable! Where did you find that center fabric? Thanks too for sharing your link, I will check it out when I get home from quilting in a few hours.
As for now I am drooling out the door! :D :D :D :lol:
As for now I am drooling out the door! :D :D :D :lol:
09-09-2009, 11:31 AM
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I follow that blog, and it's a wonderful one!
I checked a book out of my library- a Gwen Marston/Freddie Moran collaboration book and it was pretty cool. It opened my eyes to the "wonky" quilts. I have yet to make one, but I have been collecting men's shirts and other thrift store fabrics to make one out of.
Also, there are a lot of wonky log cabin quilts on Flickr- just do a search for them.
I checked a book out of my library- a Gwen Marston/Freddie Moran collaboration book and it was pretty cool. It opened my eyes to the "wonky" quilts. I have yet to make one, but I have been collecting men's shirts and other thrift store fabrics to make one out of.
Also, there are a lot of wonky log cabin quilts on Flickr- just do a search for them.
09-09-2009, 02:12 PM
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Thank you all for the comploments on the quilts.
Alaska, I searched for that fabric for about three months and finally found it at Quilters Roundup! I have since searched the net more than once and I can not evne find it there anymore! http://www.quiltersroundup.com/ here is their website you might be able to call them and see if they still have any! Either way the name of the fabric is "Surf's Up" It is by Michael Miller! Good luck!
Alaska, I searched for that fabric for about three months and finally found it at Quilters Roundup! I have since searched the net more than once and I can not evne find it there anymore! http://www.quiltersroundup.com/ here is their website you might be able to call them and see if they still have any! Either way the name of the fabric is "Surf's Up" It is by Michael Miller! Good luck!
09-09-2009, 07:18 PM
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thanks for the information...My SHOTP (sweetest husband on the planet) bought me 9 yards of Sea Turtles fabric that is a batik. Oh I love that stuff!
Again your quilt is wonderful, so pretty and a fresh looking. Makes me wanna jump in the Caribbean and swim with them all again. What a rush that was.
Again your quilt is wonderful, so pretty and a fresh looking. Makes me wanna jump in the Caribbean and swim with them all again. What a rush that was.
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