Gorgeous quilt. Great job. Two inch strips are perfect for a king. Good luck.

Your log cabin turned out beautiful. The small strips really help the colors merge.

Beautiful Log Cabin!! On my 'list'!

Beautiful!!! This is on my to do list but have not tried yet. I keep thinking it is too hard.
Even purchased the die from Accuquilt. I know I must try though. Thanks for sharing.

very nice quilt i like your colors!!!!!

It's beautiful but I can't imagine doing 1" strips. Wow!

Yes, I can imagine. 1152 strips and 144 2 inch squares.... LOL. I only know that because I just made a king size log cabin quilt for my brother... LOL

Lovely quilt and I would never have guessed it was from scraps! I agree if you use wider strips the king would not take
so long. The chain piece method makes it go faster too!

The quilt is beautiful and shows you are very talented. I have just started quilting and love doing it. Hope to become as good as you some day, but it is a learn as you go and self taught thing. Thanks so much for sharing.

Thank goodness for chain piecing! This would have taken at least twice as long if I did one square at a time, and a whole lot more thread.

That is beautiful! I love the log cabin pattern and I love your colors. I just ordered the Accuquilt Go along with a couple dies and can't wait for it to arrive. Love HSN easy payment plan.

Your quilt is GREAT. Also gives me encouragement as I really am a newbey. Question, where in Northern California. My hub worked for PG&E and we lived all over in NE California, including Weaverville. Sherry

Love the colors...I think I might try one, thanks for sharing.

We're near Alturas.

I love the decorative stitching you did along the outside of each block, makes me think of the crazy quilt tradition. The stitches were especially effective I think because you used smaller strips. I love making log cabin quilts but the larger the strips the less effective I think the design and level of sophistication. I think your marathon of sewing is amazing to finish so quickly. I generally use inch and a half strips and have other projects going as I will cut during daylight and sew at night watching television to keep things relaxed but moving along. I have never really used chain piecing and I should but am afraid I could turn strips the wrong way cuz if there is a way to make a mistake, I will make it.

I love the colors and wonderful fabrics you used and I think your work is truly meticulous. Congratulations, I can't wait to see your finished quilt for your bed. Thank you

It's beautiful and the colors are perfect. You did a great job. Funny...I just posted my first log cabin today, too...ha.

Very pretty! Love the colors.

It is wonderful, I can understand why your husband likes it so much. Great job.

Kat

Wow. all of your quilts see fabulous....you colors are so warm.

I love your colors and it is so nicely done...

Very pretty.

This is gorgeous!!!!,

You did a great job.

This demonstrates why we shouldn't throw our scraps away. You did a wonderful job.

I love the colors. It is beautiful. Aw c'mon, jump in there. Make the big one :-)

I love your fabrics and layout! Awesome job!

you did a good job. I like the colors.

Lovely, lovely!

great scrappy log

That is great I love your colors! And a king size one in 2" strips would not take as long as you think !! Great job!

Very nice! The King size would be beautiful too-just think of making several small ones like this and eventually you will have the king size. :>)

Beautiful! I really do love the Log Cabin pattern :thumbup:

It would be a pain, but just think how amazing it would look!
Love your quilt!

Lovely !!! Ask him if he wants to cut all those 1" strips to help you out .. LOL

Even 1-1/2 inch strips would make a difference! And maybe that would satisfy him!

I was thinking 1.5 inch strips would be the way to go. The 1 inch strips look nice, but my quilting foot is wider than the 1/2 inch of fabric that isn't stitched on by about 1/16 of an inch. It would slightly hang up making a very small wave in the stitching. It was frustrating for a perfectionist.

I love Log Cabin quilts and yours is great. Ranchwife....your scrap quilts are great also. Thanks for sharing.

Nicely done!! Perhaps tell hubby that a king-sized quilt made with such small strips would be pretty heavy!

That is beautiful!!! Isn't amazing how much fabric you have on hand....you did a GREAT job!!!

Whatnbeautifulmscraps...keep up the georgeous work