I thought I'd show one of my designs. I wanted to use cheddar, so I did an off balance log cabin. It's named in honor of the Amish Cheese House near my hometown. Cheddar, log cabin, Cheese House.... get it?? :) I used 3 yards of cheddar in this lap sized baby, so when and if I get around to making up the pattern, I'll suggest a little more. The blocks were made with fat quarters of Civil War prints which I really like, but somehow I never have exactly what I need so I have to keep purchasing more! I bet some of you have that problem! I like how this came out, and it was easy to make and cut. This is one of those patterns where you really HAVE to cut all the pieces first so that you can have a selection in each block. I machine quilted this, and it is just about at the limit of what I can do on a machine.
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I love log cabin quilts! Yours is very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the cheddar!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out just beautiful! The log cabin is so traditional and the cheddar is such a wonderful focal point.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like cheddar. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteCheese House. A good name for your quilt. Good use of your cheddar fabric.
ReplyDeletelove this quilt - what a great folky quality it has.
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