I think it was over a year ago that I cut out the pieces for this quilt!
I used this die from Accuquilt. Honestly, I would never make log cabin blocks any other way. This die can also be used for smaller log cabin blocks or even Court House Steps blocks.
And believe it or not, all the red and green pieces were cut from one length of fabric! The only intact piece I have left to show you is this bit I used as backing on another quilt.
Sorry about the toes! Lol! I did lots of close quilting on this and I love the texture it gives.
I’m not sure you can tell, but I used red thread in the top and bottom of the dark half of the blocks.
Have a great day!
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This is a great quilt. It has a Christmas vibe. Not sure if that was your intention, but it is awesome.
It looks great. I remember when you asked advice about layouts.
I love log cabin quilts, and yours is a real beauty.
Love your quilt! love the quilting – – did you do it on a home machine or long arm? I’d love to try that sometime
i so agree with alycia quiltygirl! this quilt is amazing. i love that you quilted it so close and that you used red thread on parts of it. will you adopt me? lol patti in florida
Gosh I LOVE that one! and your quilting is spectacular!!!
Beautiful and the quilting is phenomenal!
Wow! That is a lot of quilting. It is perfect on this beauty!
Stunning!!
Oh wow! The quilting!! I love how big the blocks are…big impact!
Love your bold quilting!!!!
So glad you finished this one. I really like the layout, and all that quilting really does add some amazing texture. This is definitely a keeper, and just in time for the holidays!
I like the green block tucked in the corner of this quilt. it’s a happy surprise that adds so much interest to the overall quilt.
Love the quilt, the quilting, and the TOES. 🙂