LOve it! Quick question....how long did you make your starter piece, and did you do two rows of the first fabric or start with a block of 5 inches x length?? Can you tell I want to make one?? LOL

I agree with sewlmatesister, would love to make one myself but wonder.... how would you make that a baby quilt.... hmmmmm guess I'm gonna be doing lots of math and trial and error to make this one. Thanks Eddie! You do an awesome job on all your quilts, and make me want to make more LOL

Geez Brooke, no math for me, figure I'd just keep going round and round, but Eddie might tell us more! LOL
Ruth

I like it. Great job.

As usual, a fantastic quilt! Great job Eddie.

Very easy to make! Just sew a bunch of 1.5" strips together, end to end so that you have an enormously long strip of fabric. Then, starting at one end you cut it at about 20" or so and sew it to the side of your long strips of fabric so that it's now two strips wide and cut it. Then you just go round and round sewing. As you come to the edge of each side you then cut, turn 90 degrees and start sewing more on. You can see that the colors of each strip wrap around the corners and keep going.

Very nice! That would be a great way to use up leftover strips also!

How about table runners and placemats or a table topper? Gotta try this!

Great job Eddie! Turned out really beautiful.

The "foundation" idea is a good one. Something to think about and using up all those extra strips from other projects.

I love the name too. What a fun quilt...it was fun wasn't it? lol :lol:

Eddie...you did it again...amaze me. Love what you do with fabrics and colors. Would love to do one of these but don't know if I have the patience to work with 1.5 inch strips, but suppose I could try 2.5.

Kansas Troubles fabrics are THE BEST! Your quilt is so inventive--Kind of like a Gee's Bend sort of quilt. Well done!

Wonderful quilt; love the colors!

What a beautiful quilt - love the name you tag it with.
Thanks for sharing.

very nice, and a agood stash buster

I LOVE it!! :thumbup: It is darling. I am a lover of the Log Cabin pattern & am excited to see what you have done with yours!!
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Pretty Eddie...That KT line is one of my favs.

Eddie I love your quilt an thats a quick way to put on together.love the colors.

Eddie, next time I get some extra money, I am sending you my first quilt, a Turning Twenty made of flannels so you can quilt it for me. I just came back to look at this again and it so nice. I just wanna cuddle up in it with a cup of cocoa and a good quilt book.

Very nice
Ada

beautiful quilt, and fantastic job. God bless.

Great job.

I really like your idea to do "one giant block". Very simple, innovative and great stash - buster, I bet!

Eddie, This is a clever use of strips of material. It's a gorgeous quilt. Eiltcoq.

Beautiful use of the log cabin pattern.Will be attempting to use the version in the near future.Just a wonderful quilt.

Anxious to try something similar with all my saved strips, various widths.
Your talents are making us so envious!

Great job Eddie. It does JUMP at you.

I love this !!! I am always making log cabinsof different sizes... but as they say this beats the cake!!!! another idea for my scrap pile !!!!! THANKS!!!

I love it! It's so cool! Great job!

that is great.

Very nice Eddie. It looks like you are enjoying quilting your projects and you are getting really good at it too.

Spectacular.

Beautiful, you do awesome work

Really, I love it!
Beautiful!!!

:thumbup: Everything about it is good looking. You do great work. :mrgreen: Maybe someday for me. BrendaK

very clever!

Neat, thanks for sharing!

Love it. What a neat idea.

I never considered making one like this. But, it really is neat. (Never heard of it is more like it)

Very nice!