- MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN HOW TO
- MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN PLUS
- MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN SERIES
MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN HOW TO
I haven’t decided just how to quilt this one yet. I love how the brightness of the blues contrast with the darkness of the grey. This colorway is the very first one I had planned out but didn’t end up making until just recently. It’s a really nice size, and I use this one to cover up on the couch while I english paper piece. I love how the straight lines pop so much on solids! This is the baby version, which measures 52″ x 52″. Then I did some fun ruler work in each strip of color.
Thank goodness for color cards! I quilted the outer border with some ghost geese to make it appear the entire border had flying geese. Sadly, after I made it, I realized the Tula Pink solids can be a bit hard to find, so I matched them closely to Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton Solids. I’ve been using all Tula Pink solids and stripes to work on another quilt, and I stumbled across a perfect stack of colors just as I was about to make an all blue version. This colorful version is one of my favorites. Tula Pink Solids / Kona Cotton Equivalents The pattern comes with some fun and easy tips for making flying geese quickly. These quilts go together really quickly, and they’re a nice break from traditional block-based quilts. The Cabin Fever quilt instructions come in two sizes, baby and throw.
MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN PLUS
Sign up here. Join us on Facebook, plus a host of other social media channels.Funny enough, I didn’t realize how appropriate the name would be at the time, but here we are! Make sure you are subscribed to my enews mailing list so you won’t miss a thing. The FTC requires us to advise you to take this information into consideration when reading this posting. The FTC requires us to tell you that Nancy Zieman has provided products by other companies in the course of her business. You’re welcome to forward the email to a friend or colleague but it’s not okay to add the RSS feed automatically as content on a blog or other website. Thank you, Natalia, for being my guest on this new one part Sewing With Nancy series, Cabin Fever Quilts.Ĭontent in this feed is © copyright 2017 by Nancy Zieman and may not be republished without written permission. Pants are difficult, and if making a top or dress, I have to start with one size for the top and go to a larger size for the lower part.” Her comment was, “My fit challenge is my hips/thighs. The randomly selected winner of a copy of Solving the Pattern Fitting Puzzle DVD from Nancy’s Notions is Kerry M. Natalia and Kathleen have included twenty modern Log Cabin quilt designs along with bonus instructions for coordinating pillows.įor a chance to win a copy of Cabin Fever Quilts DVD from Nancy’s Notions, leave a comment sharing your favorite project from this episode. Then, check out the book, Cabin Fever Quilts-20 Modern Log Cabin Quiltsby Natalia Bonner and Kathleen Whiting. Watch Cabin Fever Quilts (Part One and Two) on Sewing With Nancy online. Watch Cabin Fever Quilts, Part Oneto see the easy block breakdown. The two-color palette really emphasizes the graphic nature of the blocks, but you could easily introduce a wider strip of color for even greater quilt drama. These elongated, framed rectangles look like a stretched Log Cabin quilt block, but they’re really made from two identical 12″-square blocks.
Fabric choice is key be sure there is a lot of contrast between the dark and light fabrics to really make this pattern pop! Pull out your favorite scraps or use an interesting fat quarter bundle to make this fabulous quilt. In Cabin Fever Quilts, Part OneNatalia explains the concept and process of changing log sizes which creates the gradation in the quilt design. This may look tricky to stitch, yet it’s a great pattern for even a beginning quilt maker. That experience caused Natalia to create 12″ blocks with three strip sizes, gradating from small to large. Remember the last time you had your eyes dilated for an eye exam? The pupils of your eyes went from small to large in seconds. Learn how to cut fabric pieces for a block, then assemble. Here’s an alternate colorway option: Using large pieces makes the quilt easy to assemble. Start with your favorite colors, cut strips, and begin sewing. The first quilt in Cabin Fever Quilts, Part One is the Downtown Cabins Quilt, a great quilt for a beginner. Natalia’s spin on the Log Cabin block is to use dramatic colors and sleek lines. I’m pleased to welcome Natalia Bonner, a self-proclaimed quilting addict, to her first appearance on Sewing With Nancy. Just as architecture has changed from the original log cabin homes to our modern 21 st century homes, quilting has made the same transition.
MODERN LOG CABIN QUILT PATTERN SERIES
Traditional Log Cabin quilt blocks can easily be made modern with the help of our guest in the Sewing With Nancy series titled, Cabin Fever Quilts.
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