My first log cabin

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10-30-2011, 02:13 PM

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Chicca

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It is very pretty! You did a super job. Thanks for sharing.

10-31-2011, 02:45 AM

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alikat110

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great job!!!

10-31-2011, 04:10 AM

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grammagayle

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Originally Posted by neeng

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Originally Posted by joanniek

I just spoted my mistake. I've been working 6 weeks on it and never seen it before I look at this picture.I hope the quilt police aren't around.

That's what makes it unique. We all have at least one of these!
I like it, but if it bothers you, applique a bluebird sitting on the "fence" -- it was always meant to be there!

It's a beautiful quilt and I really like that you made it double-sided.

When I first saw the picture, I saw the 'misplaced' square; and read on to see if anyone commented. When I read orangerooms' comment on it being 'unique' I was pretty sure that's what she meant; and wasn't going to say anything more. I thought that was VERY neat way of putting it; then a few posts later when Joanniek posted that she had seen her mistake, it made it even nicer and neater, cause that is EXACTLY what it is Joan.....unique!!!!!! It's a beautiful quilt; and one that you should be proud of. I'm a log cabin lover; and my first and many more of my quilts have been variations of the log cabin. So you have a 'unique' variation of one right here that may never be duplicated; but who knows...... it just might be!!!! Happy quilting!

10-31-2011, 04:33 AM

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cyniree

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Wow, nice work.

10-31-2011, 04:35 AM

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cedarvalleyquilts

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Beautiful job....log cabins can be addicting with all the possibilities you have. Blue and white is a great color combination....great job :)

Christine