This is the last log cabin I’m doing this year! Well, at least for six months.
I went looking for another UFO to work on today and pulled these blocks out. Just a simple baby quilt. I needed to make just 5 more blocks and yet this project sat in a basket for almost 2 years.
Now that this top is finished I’m going to have to work on piecing some backs and doing some quilting. I ordered some new pantographs that I want to try out.
This is Gorgeous! Why oh why do we leave our UFOs for so long when they are so nearly done? LOL
I”m guilty of the same UFO neglect. This quilt is very cute!
very cute indeed! nice to get it to the top finished stage. Cher
Yeah, one more bites the dust… 🙂
OK . . tell us how many log cabins you have made! That baby quilt is so cute. I never think of doing little logs or a baby quilt.What pantos did you order?Judy
This is the 4th one since November – I don’t have a count over the last 5 years but it seems to be a commonly used pattern in my quilting.Pantographs I just bought – all willowleafstudio.com patterns.RhapsodyFay FeathersFrisky FeathersEbb and FlowI’m going to use Fay Feathers on this quilt.
You make GREAT log cabins! It is one of my very favorite patterns, although it does take lots of piecing. Very nice baby quilt!Cheers!Evelyn
that’s a lovely cheerful baby quilt!
that is an adorable quilt! laurie
AHHH 30’s and muslin – what isn’t to like about that? (I gave away the rest of my 30’s scraps minus the Novelty ones…) But I still like to look at them, just not do them. (please remind me when I decide to do another 30’s quilt…)I don’t always remember what I like and what I don’t really care for….:o)
Ohhh, I like this a lot! I have 30’s fabrics and have been holding for just the right thing to use them for and I think this is it! Pretty!