very nice, thanks!

What I did was print it 2 pages on one page, which saved both the paper and the ink. I did copy an extra page 6 as it was quite small to see. But then too, I did save it also so I can go back and see it.
For those of you who don't have a light box, you can do something like I did. I went to the dollar store and got one of those battery operated lights one hangs in a closet, and I had one of the little rectangle plastic baskets and a piece of plexiglass. I lined the basket with aluminum foil to keep the light inside and also to reflect it to the top. I put in the light and pushed it to turn it on, and covered all with the plexiglass.....my light box that is small, portable, and quite cheap. I hope this helps others.
Thanks Izy for the great tute! What a great quilt for your friend!
Janis

Oh trust me vilene is a much better option, not only don't you have the painful and very messy process of pulling all the papers out, but the vilene helps to keep everything neat and it doesn't add any bulk at all

Glad you liked my terminology as long as you understand them LOL!!!

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Hey great idea for a quick and cheap light box Janis

I wonder why some of the text came out small, as I used the same font and size throughtout...made it a bit bigger as I know I prefer that and presumed everyone else did, this is what made it 31 pages long...oh and ALL the photo's I included, can't beat visual prompts can you

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Thanks for sharing, love your quilt :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you so very much for taking the time to do this tut for us. It is soooo very much appreciated...Love the quilt, it's the next one on my list. Thanks again, Wendy

Thank you so much for the download. I just love your quilt and the colors you used.

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Izy,how sweet of you to take the time to share making this lovely quilt for the rest of us.You should enter this ina show. Surely the others out there will love it as much as all of us do.

Just curious about your pictured quilt is the placement of the 4th block down 2nd bloc in right ???

Your only the 2nd to notice, thankfully it was just the blocks roughly laid out as I progressed in the making of all the blocks, as you can see in my avatar all blocks correctly rotated LOL!

Thank Goodness it wasnt sewn together yet !!!

Believe me I had to check and double check at each step, not only when laying out to make sure the 'mix' of colours making sure no two of the same fabric touching but the orientation during sewing into rows and subsequent blocks, luckily I had access to a huge floor area at the time so could pick up the blocks by the row, stitch and lay back down, double checking every step phew!!!!

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It beautiful and worth all your hard work !

very nice...thanks so much...

Excellent tute. and one that will be used by many. thanks.

I can't wait to see everyone's quilts made for my tute! I am so pleased to be able to inspire all of you to try it!

By the way, if anyone is unable to unzip the file, please PM me your email address and I will forward the tute to you as a PDF file.

Thank you for your comments of appreciation, it's my way of paying it forward as so many of you have helped me over the years :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Lovely quilt.

thanks for posting the tute - added to my TO DO SOMEDAY file.

Thank you!!!! This is the best. I have admired the different log cabins but haven't dared to make one yet for fear I'll place the right piece in the wrong place.... lol. (I'm new!) But this looks like I can follow along nicely. Blessings! kim

You're all very welcome!!

Well I can see from your avatar that you have tried Paper piecing (well it looks like PP!), so this will be a doddle (piece of cake) to you as there is no angles to worry about

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Thanks for sharing Izy!


I especially like the fact that each block takes only 35 minutes to make...well...maybe longer for me (I am slow)

Your welcome Marmalade....you wait and see..once you get into the swing of it you will be turning those blocks out in no time at all

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Thanks for the vote of confidence!!! :-D

Thank-you! I love your tutorial and your quilt! Much appreciated!

Very pretty. Great job with log cabin.

I am pleased that I can help anyone as I have been helped here so many times, don't forget to post pics of your finished projects for me to see please :thumbup:

When you click on the download, click on open or run. The file will be opened as a PDF file that you can read with Adobe. You can even save it on your computer for future reference. Thanks Izy for all of the work you did on the tute. I will definitely try this one. I love log cabin blocks.

It's gorgeous

Glad you like it :lol: :D

wow thats beautiful

Very pretty!

Beautiful, just beautiful

I am so pleased that this is still being of use to our members here! There are so many options with this block to create many different layouts, I hope you all post pictures if you try it, thanks again! :D

Thanks for sharing!

Lovely quilt, thanks so much for the tutorial.

Your welcome, glad to be of use! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you for the tute

Awesome tute, have it saved and on my bucket list

That's great to hear, don't forget to share your projects with us soon :thumbup:

it is adorable. thanks.