I've tried to think a little out of the box on my last few projects.
So to change things up a bit this week, I decided I would start something really traditional ---- a log cabin with reproduction fabrics.
Traditional just feels comfortable to me!
I'm joining the following:
Love Laugh Quilt for Monday Making
Cooking Up Quilts for Main Crush Monday
What a Hoot Quilts for BOMS Away Monday
Sew Fresh Quilts for Let's Bee Social Wednesday
Busy Hands Quilts for Finished or Not Friday
Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Can I Get a Whoop Whoop Friday
I'm joining the following:
Love Laugh Quilt for Monday Making
Cooking Up Quilts for Main Crush Monday
What a Hoot Quilts for BOMS Away Monday
Sew Fresh Quilts for Let's Bee Social Wednesday
Busy Hands Quilts for Finished or Not Friday
Confessions of a Fabric Addict for Can I Get a Whoop Whoop Friday
5 comments:
Wow -- nifty little log cabins. Have fun with these cuties. And, no clue whether paper piecing is traditional or not.... although it seems to me I've seen old hexagon quilts with the papers left in... so maybe....
Awesome little log cabins. They are neat and tidy perhaps due to the paper piecing. I have a better outcome when I paper piece. A100 different fabrics are excellent for a scrap quilt.
Oh I LOVE log cabins - those are just great!!!
The log cabin blocks are very nice. Your quilt is going to be beautiful. I also love the accuracy of paper piecing.
Well, I'm busy paper piecing 17 3/4" pineapple log cabin blocks. We're at opposite sides of the size spectrum! Your little 4" blocks look fantastic. I don't know when exactly quilters started paper piecing, but I know it's an old technique. It's as traditional as you want it to be!
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