log cabin
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I actually think it's called courthouse steps though in some books regarded as log cabin. Happy sewing! Therese
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Originally Posted by myfrenchawakening
I actually think it's called courthouse steps though in some books regarded as log cabin. Happy sewing! Therese
The blocks have same sized logs on opposite sides of the block, unlike a traditional LC block. http://quilting.about.com/od/quiltpa...in_quilt_3.htm |
They both are similar but a log cabin is made adding strips counter clockwise, so each strip is longer as you go, where courthouse steps are strips sewn on opposite sides of the center block which makes the stair step effect.
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It is a log cabin.
Here is the court house steps. There is a difference in the lay out. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-4864-1.htm\ Here is log cabin. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-125952-1.htm |
Thank you to all for the links.
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Originally Posted by ajonkarl
They both are similar but a log cabin is made adding strips counter clockwise, so each strip is longer as you go, where courthouse steps are strips sewn on opposite sides of the center block which makes the stair step effect.
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I have 3D folded blocks by Geesie Baron &Esther Vermeer this block is called Gemstones which is a variation of log cabin makes a challenging project for beginners.
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It's either a log cabin or courthouse steps.
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Without a doubt log cabin! Look at how it's sewed. There's only one strip as long as the center square. Then the strips keep building as they go around. They're just not using any contrast.
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