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Originally Posted by Maria C
This is my first attempt at a log cabin quilt which I did paper foundation piecing for. I used all my left overs from a blue and white quilt I made. I learnt that I probably won't do a big quilt in foundation piecing and that a crooked off grain printed piece of fabric is really annoying. Every quilt teaches me something. I was inspired by the beautiful doll quilts on this board and have been making this off and on for ages. Finally did the binding today after two attempts at quilting it which I ended up by doing hidden quilting as the log cabins were enough detail I felt. Thanks for looking.
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Originally Posted by My time
Originally Posted by Maria C
This is my first attempt at a log cabin quilt which I did paper foundation piecing for. I used all my left overs from a blue and white quilt I made. I learnt that I probably won't do a big quilt in foundation piecing and that a crooked off grain printed piece of fabric is really annoying. Every quilt teaches me something. I was inspired by the beautiful doll quilts on this board and have been making this off and on for ages. Finally did the binding today after two attempts at quilting it which I ended up by doing hidden quilting as the log cabins were enough detail I felt. Thanks for looking.
This is so cute. What size logs did you use? They look about 1 inch strips but it's hard to tell. |
That is just so gorgeous. I love the lace.
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Very pretty.
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Very nice. Love the lace trim. :thumbup:
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lace is a nice touch--the logs don't look that bad for being off-grain...
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Such a pretty little quilt!
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love the use of lace in this one!
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