Scrap log cabin quilts

Hello and happy Monday! Today I’m happy to share a tutorial for how I make my favorite scrappy log cabin blocks! My directions are for my favorite size…an 8″ finished (8 ½″ unfinished) block. I like this size because it utilizes small pieces of fabric, it goes together quickly, and it’s a great size for […]

The Log Cabin Quilt Block is a perfect block. Once mastered, you can stop there because it's almost impossible to run out of ways to make log cabin quilts.

You've come to a point where some quilting patterns are not challenging anymore. So, why not try these log cabin quilt patterns we've collected in this post?

Have you heard about Fabrics N Quilts annual Scrap Quilt Challenge? It's a great opportunity to bust through some of those scraps that I know you all have lying around (wink, wink). PLUS, you get the chance to win some fabulous prizes!!! Simply upload a photo of a scrappy quilt (that you finished this year) to the Scrap Quilt Challenge 5 Flickr Page by midnight on October 15th (that's just two more weeks, friends!) and you could win BIG!!! Click HERE for more details! As one of the featured…

Tutorials - Turning 2.5” Scraps into a Log Cabin Block - I’ve had numerous requests to explain how I made the log cabin blocks in my http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...y-t275731.html quilt. My version of this block is made with 2.5” scrap squares and white strips. The finished block is 10.5” unfinished. 1. A graph

Among the plethora of quilt designs, the Log Cabin quilt block stands as an enduring symbol of tradition, warmth, and innovation. With its

I finished this quilt top a number of months ago. I didn’t really have a plan for who the quilt would go to, so wasn’t in a hurry to get it quilted. So now it’s done, and I love i…

Weekend Scrappy Half Log Cabin Quilt - Vintage Inspired susies-scraps.com

Lucky Log Cabins quilt by emily of Quilty Love. Sew up this quick and easy stash buster quilt pattern using fabrics in your stash.