This king-size, reversible, Log Cabin quilt was made for my daughter Nikita. I chose greens, from mint to forest, and purples from palest lavender to deepest plum for the color scheme. Since she has many lilac bushes around her house, I settled on that as a theme, searching high and low for the appropriate fabrics. The core of each block is a sunny yellow, which quietly asserts itself among the cooler colors. Since it is very difficult for me to quilt such a large piece on my sewing machine, I used the “quilt-as-you-go” method. Cutting squares from each fabric, I pieced and quilted the log cabin blocks, one-by-one, until I had eighty.
Log Cabin Garden
27 10 2010Comments : Leave a Comment »
Categories : King Size, Log Cabin, Multicolored Florals
Log Cabin – Classic Black and White
11 05 2010This is the most classic of Log Cabin patterns, light and shadow. There are eighty blocks in this quilt, the center of each, the hearth, is red. The process of making this follows the Fons & Porter method of cutting out all the size strips, and lining them up in a pizza box to stay organized. I then chain stitched the segments as they were added one by one to the growing blocks.
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Categories : Black & White, King Size, Log Cabin, QUILTING PROCESSES





















