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Star Log Cabin AKA Spangled
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This is a Kim Diehl pattern I got at my LQS. The pattern I think is new-ish and was made with a more current fabric line. I bought a 12 fat quarter bundle of Kim Diehl fabrics about 6 years ago and I guess was waiting for the right pattern to come along. Anyway, I decided this would be a good match. The pattern called for 26 fat quarters and I only had 12 which was plenty. It would have had more variety/scrappiness to it, but it would also have had a lot of left over fabric. Kim's patterns are mainly scrappy so that works for her. :) The pattern did not include the checkerboard top and bottom borders, but I had already cut the fabric and wanted to use it up. During this process I decided I should not wait 6 years to use up fabric! I like it very much and am a huge fan of Kim Diehl. Thanks for looking.
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Oh ekuw, this is gorgeous! I had seen something similar but the courthouse steps block didn’t have the Star in the center. Of course it was in RWB but I still haven’t made it. I will soon have to make it or this one for QOV. I just love yours and who cares how old the fabric line is. You still made a beautiful quilt!
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What a beauty she is! My brother, who loves southwest type patterns would love to have something like this lovely.
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Ekuw, your quilt is absolutely stunning! Thank you for the pattern information. I am part of a log cabin challenge hosted by my LQS. This pattern might just be perfect!
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What a nice looking quilt.
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Wow! Over the top gorgeous!
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I haven't seen that pattern before, and I love it! More than that, I love what you made with it. The colors are wonderful, the added checkerboard is great, good job!
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That is gorgeous! Your checkerboard borders really set it off nicely.
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What a great looking quilt, and I love the added checkerboard!
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Nicely done...good idea using the little scraps for the checkerboard top and bottom. Is this something for you, your family or a very lucky charity donation?
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