I like the way this Log Cabin block came out so much, that I'm making some more.
First, I had an ironing board disaster. The metal part of my ironing board was so old that it actually snapped in half. I was pretty surprised - I didn't know that could happen. My husband offered to weld it, but I opted to just get a new one. The new one has a bright blue and white chevron pattern on the cover (see above). That is quite a change from my old stained and torn muslin cover. I wonder how long it will look this pretty.
I had just enough time to cut strips for four more blocks. I sorted them by size and value into little zip lock baggies. This should help to keep them from getting mixed up. I have a few other projects in the works, so it could be a while before I find time to sew the blocks.
Here's one of the fabrics, cut into a strip. Isn't it an interesting pattern? These fabrics all came from a jelly roll, so they coordinate nicely. I hope to finish writing the tutorial for this block and post it soon.
Have you sewn any Log Cabin quilts? Leave a comment below.
Have a wonderful day!
Jennifer Schifano Thomas
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