Kitsapquilter

to Adirondack: the white birch looking fabric was just a small piece that I had in my stash. I have no idea where I got it. Probably from some quilt shop or store in Anchorage AK. Alot of my stash came from up there since I lived there for many years and started my quilting up there. Wish I could be of more help to you. I don't think I even have a piece of selvedge to tell you what the makers name is! So sorry.

moomoo

i wonder if the log cabin pattern would work for jungle animal prints my daughter wants a quilt out of that but i cant figure out a pattern for it any ideas i would love to hear about...thanks

jojo47

No! You haven't used too many different scraps! The quilt is beautiful and perfect for a guy friend...He'll love it!

jojo47

Using jungle prints for a log cabin sounds interesting...Perhaps you could name it 'Cabin In The Jungle'? :) I can see you DD loving it!

Nancy11442

There is a pattern in one of the recent quilting mags (the one that has All People Quilt) and it is just rectangles of various animal prints with dark sashing between the rows. It looks great and would be quick and easy. I used this pattern for a QOV and also for a gift I gave my gsons girlfriend out of various shades of green and white. Look at the quilting mags and I'm sure you'll see this pattern or go to the All People Quilt website and it's on there.

moomoo

thanks everyone

Kitsapquilter

I think you could do a log cabin out of the jungle prints. Maybe to make good use of the jungle print you could go with fewer logs on the jungle print side but cut them wider. My logs were cut 2" wide. It you cut yours 3" wide then you could cut your light side narrower and put more logs to make it a square. Hope you get the idea. Probably not explained very well.

peaceandjoy

Very pretty! I love Log Cabins; your scrappy one is lovely.

anniec55

you can't have to many fabrics in a scrappy quilt!! It's what makes them beautiful and unique!! Yours is beautiful!!