Thrifty Quilter

The curve will be more evident if you re-arrange the blocks....just play around with it some...perhaps an 'open window' layout.

ScubaK

Rotate the blocks for some pleasing lay out options..
Kirsten

DOTTYMO

Try different setting of blocks and then applique baby shapes on.. Baby will love it.

jjs56

https://www.connectingthreads.com/tu...outs__D68.html
Here's a link to some log cabin settings. I agree that you'll be pleased with the result once you change the setting of the blocks.

illinois

Like everyone else, rearrange the blocks into something more pleasing and I think you might like it better. Newborn nursery? It sure doesn't scream Baby but I wonder if you have an adult in the congregation who would enjoy this as a thoughtful gift. Perhaps someone undergoing long-term treatments? A shut-in? Wheel-chair bound? Or maybe have it in the sanctuary for someone who needs a little warmth during services? I do like your colors! Very rich.

nantucketsue

They remind me of toy trains, so you could embellish them with lighter colours, but I would also put sashing to separate them. This would make a lovely quilt for a small child.

ckcowl

Everyone is correct , rearrange the blocks to show off the ( curvy log cabin ) blocks and the colors will work. They are lovely. Just need to be laid out to show the design.

Reba'squilts

I agree with switching the blocks around...It could become very interestinging!!

Cass62

I agree completely, it needs a darker color along the bottom. The current fabric seems out of place. Making that change and rearranging your blocks is what I would do.

tessagin

I agree with the others. First thing I thought of. Many patterns for a log cabin. Just google or go to the gallery here.