Scrappy Log Cabin
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Originally Posted by dunster
I just finished this quilt today. The top is made entirely from smallish scraps, and the back from larger scraps. The binding is made from the strips that were cut off the sides of the backing after quilting. I love scrappy quilts anyway, but this is the first time I made one that is really MADE from scraps, with no color scheme other than darks and lights. It's 101" square. Who knew you could accumulate so many scraps in under 3 years? And there are still more!!! Do they breed in my sewing room?
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just in awe of your log cabin! Love how you have your stips organized too! What an idea! I have been using shirt boxes and marking on them! either way works, but that encourages me to cut blocks and straps as I go. Then I will always have some ready when I need it!
#138
DITTO! I can't believe how organized you are. I don't think I could do it.
Originally Posted by Alaskan lady
WOW.... am I impressed. You are way to organized for me. great job! Thanks for sharing.
#139
Can only agree with all the wows and praise on both sides of the quilt. My question tho is about the backing piece. Is there a pattern for that? I understand that it's a "scrappy", however, I don't know if that means there is no pattern. Can you share how you put it together? Is there a tutorial or something that I can go to so that I can end up with something like your backing piece? I love it almost more than the log cabin top. And yes, my scraps are going to start growing from this moment on. I have been throwing those little guys away 8^(
#140
For the backing I just took the large scraps and started figuring out how to put them together. It's based on the blocks in the yellow brick road pattern, but I didn't actually use that pattern.
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