Wednesday, July 26, 2017

Quarter Log Cabin Quilt

First, I'd like to thank you all for your comments on my post "how I'm reducing my fabric stash". I enjoyed getting your input and if you asked a question, I posted my reply in the post comments section.

As I mentioned, I made a Quarter Log Cabin quilt to use (and enjoy in a quilt) much of my Bonnie and Camille stash. This quilt is a quickie! And I couldn't be happier with it!

See below for the measurements of my block if you'd like them.



I love that I was able to incorporate a piece from every line from Ruby to Handmade...


I kept the quilting simple and did overall loops on the entire quilt...




 For a backing, I was able to piece some of the large-sized aqua fabrics from my stash and make an all-aqua back.


My blocks finished at 6" and I set them on point with 1" finished sashing. Here's a cutting diagram for the block - easy to pin or save. The block is constructed just like a normal Log Cabin except that you're adding strips to just 2 sides. You could easily make 12" blocks with borders around a center square, then cut it in quarters. I didn't do that because I had smaller scraps and didn't want any identical blocks.




23 comments:

  1. Thanks for the block measurements. It is gorgeous and I love the backing too.

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  2. Thank you so much. It's just gorgeous. Now I need to stop buying more fabric and use some of my stash. Love this to pieces. Patricia ❤️

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  3. Thanks for the measurements, what a great scrap buster!

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  4. Love your quilt! Great idea to use up and enjoy those fabrics you have been collecting and love!

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  5. Beautiful!! The quarter log-cabin is one of my very favorites!

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  6. This is terrific. How have I never made a quarter log cabin before? I might just grab that little dimensions diagram and make this soon. Thanks for the math help, and the inspiration.

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  7. With the blocks on point, it's a whole new look! Thanks for the cutting measurements!

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  8. A quarter log cabin is on my list and I appreciate this post. It is so pretty with the fabrics you chose.

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  9. What a unique use of scraps -- Will definitely have to try it! What width did you use for your white sashing? It looks the same as your 1-1/2" on your quarter log cabin block.

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    1. Hi Kimberley, My sashing was cut 1 1/2" wide, finishing at 1". Hope that helps!

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  10. Thank you so much! I love your quilt!

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  11. Cynthia, grateful thanks for the inspiration and sharing the measurements. I would like to try this. It looks like a good leader ender project..... as I try to finish up my zillion other projects. Your quilt turned out so beautiful. The aqua light blue, reds and green look so nice together. Really soothing.

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  12. Beautiful job! I need to use some of my many scraps and make this one too. I know the grands would love it!

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  13. The quilt is beautiful. This is a great block to use and it might just be the next quilt I make. Thanks for sharing it.

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  14. I saw this on pintrest and had to come over and look, and to my surprise you gave the dimensions, thank you so much!!! I love it, so soft and pretty.

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  15. It's so pretty! Love the aqua ladder too :)!

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  16. I love this quilt. Thanks for sharing.

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  17. I love this quilt and these fabrics. I'm going to look through my stash now!

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  18. Thank you so much for the meaasurements for this beautiful quilt!

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  19. Thank you! Here is to happy, pretty, stash quilts!

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  20. Looking gorgeous. Inspiring quilt and thanks for the instructions.

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  21. Cindy, Thank you for an inspiring year and sharing your creativity.
    I am looking forward to reading more next year!!
    Happy New Year

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