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That is a great log cabin, you made it look modern. I love scrappy and have been making quilts with various ways using string blocks. But I need to give this one a try with the 1 1/2 strips. Thank you for sharing yours
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Very pretty and crisp lookimg.
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I've never seen a log cabin like this one. I really like it.
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Great looking variation of the log cabin, I've never seen one like it.
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love this! Great look.
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Originally Posted by loisf
(Post 8456587)
I didn't have a pattern, but here's some help. The beginning of the block is a 2 1/2" dark square. All the strips are cut at 1 1/2" in width. The blocks are 8 1/2" square before you sew them together. You assemble each block as follows:
Start with the square. Add a 2 1/2" dark strip to the "top" of the square. Then a 3 1/2" light on the "right" of the square. Then a 3 1/2" dark to the top. A 4 1/2" light on the right. A 4 1/2" dark on top. A 5 1/2" light on the right. A 5 1/2" dark on top. A 6 1/2" light on the right. A 6 1/2" dark on top. A 7 1/2" light on the right. A 7 1/2" dark on top. And finally, 1 8 1/2" light on the right. That's it. I hope this helps. Perfect! Thank you. |
Sweet scrappy log cabin.
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I am always excited, thrilled and amazed when I see a traditional pattern repurposed and used to create a really modern looking quilt. You did it! The best of both worlds. Stand up and take a bow. https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/wink.png
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Oh how pretty! Log Cabin is one if my favorite blocks and yours is outstanding, well done!
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Great use of scraps and lovely overall design.
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