Log cabin blocks make me happy.
The first quilt I ever made was a log cabin quilt, but I’ve more or less
avoided the pattern since then, as there are so many blocks and techniques that
I haven’t tried yet. A few weeks ago, I took Katie’s Improvisational Patchwork class, and one of the techniques was making an improv log cabin. We started
with a strip pieced center, and then added scrappy logs to the design wall
until we were happy with the results. I liked mine so much that I made a mini
quilt out of it. (I also used a couple other blocks from the class in the backing.) Finishing at 8” by 12”, it was the perfect size for one of the
walls in our house. This mini is named Seaside
Cabin because the colors and relaxed piecing technique remind me of
vacationing by the sea.
This mini is so tranquil! Love the palette AND that you incorporated more 'test blocks' into the back! Very sweet!
ReplyDeleteit does look like the seaside. I love your improv blocks.
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