Enjoy and save well this pattern, so you can do several other works like this, including now for the holidays, Christmas you can start to do as soon as possible to decorate your home. You’ll need 36 of each of the sizes for the half log cabin squares. Then cut each strip into 3 1/2″, 5″, 6 1/2″, 8″, 9 1/2″, 11 1/2″ lengths. How to Make a Scrappy Log Cabin Block JHello 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 sizean 8 finished (8 unfinished) block.

Cut 2″ strips from each fabric, across the width of the fabric (44″). One-third of a yard of nine complementary fabrics for the logs.Cut 18 11″ squares, then cut the squares on the diagonal to produce 36 big triangles. About three yards of a large focal print.About a yard of red, cut into 36 2 1/2″ squares with the rest used for the border The log cabin block is perfect for quilt as you go In this video, I show how to piece a log cabin block in the regular way and.This can be used on other projects, as well. Notice her great tip for making each block different while not slowing down the stitching time. Scrappy Quarter Log Cabin Quilt and Tutorial Work in Progress. Colors from the focus print are used in the logs, but notice how they accent the large floral fabric rather than dominate the quilt. Half Log Cabin blocks frame a beautiful large-scale print in this easy quilt. Half Log Cabin Scrap Half Log Cabin Scrap - I don’t know who did it, but it’s very nice, if anyone knows leave it in the comments with name and blog to link and give credits for the image Make one super big block and turn into one big baby quilt. You can see the tutorial for the 2.5 strips Hexagon Log Cabin Quilt Block here. While the blocks can be used for almost any log cabin setting, Jenn’s Barn Raising quilt is stunning using this method. Sew a 2.5 x 10.5 white log strip to 8 10. This pattern mixes strip widths and solid colors to create this eye-catching quilt top. If you prefer a modern spin on a classic quilt design, Cabin Fade might be the perfect quilt pattern. Or by putting four blocks together to make a larger square like this one. I used this method with more uniform strip sizes 2.5 jelly roll strips to make a large 18.5 square block as part of my Scrap Blocks Quilt Along. Sew a 2.5 x 8.5 log strip composed of four 2.5 scrap blocks to 6 8. Depending on the size quilt block you decide to make, you can make a 48 x 48, 72 x 72, or 96 x 96 quilt. I like the way the blocks twist and turn in this one. Vibrant colours and tones are used in each. You can check out all of the details here. It’s also part of our Sew Goodness challenge for March You can use your scraps to make one of these blocks and mail it to me and we’ll use them to make quilts for Project Linus. Here is one where the blocks are put side by side with sashing. This quilt pattern features a striking interwoven design created using Jans innovative log cabin technique. If you want to make one of your own, check out the scrappy log-cabin block tutorial in this post. You can arrange the quarter log cabin in a number of ways. Half Log Cabin Scrap pattern free busting block is quick and easy to make.

Scrap log cabin quilt