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Use a straight furrows setting for Log Cabin blocks in an icy winter color scheme to create a striking seasonal table runner. Fabrics are from the Winter Blossom collection by...
A traditional Log Cabin quilt includes plenty of folk art appeal with large stars and cross-stitches hand-quilted with perle cotton.
Collect prints in orange, gold, rust, black, brown, and gray throughout the year to design a seasonal Log Cabin throw.
Create a fresh variation of the traditional Log Cabin block. Surrounding each block with simple appliqué pieces gives the blocks a softer, more feminine look.
Experiment with unlikely fabric combinations and quilting styles to craft a Log Cabin stunner that gives equal play to lights and darks.
Two Log Cabin blocks and rectangles in a fun print come together to make a delightful throw pillow.
You can create this scrappy Log Cabin tote from 5” squares in a weekend’s time! Fabrics are from the Vintage Shirting & Dress Prints 1880–1910 collection by Barbara J. Eikmeier for...
It’s never too early to start making Christmas presents. To create this table runner, sew together three blocks using a Log Cabin variation and add borders. Fabrics are from the Peace on Earth...
Take a break from tradition. These cottages, framed in a Log Cabin style, bring back carefree memories of lake getaways.
Using an abundance of prints in fall hues, whip up a Log Cabin table topper that has a Straight Furrows setting.
Frame a fussy-cut fabric piece with a flower appliqué border and Log Cabin blocks. Pinks, oranges, and greens make for a fresh and bright wall hanging. Fabrics are from the Up Parasol collection...
Log Cabin blocks composed of bright orange and aqua prints and solid gray form scrappy-looking stripes across this wall hanging. Fabrics are from the Special Delivery collection by Studio 8 for...
Rotate finished Log Cabin blocks to create an alternate version of the Light and Dark setting. Centers in a berry hue give a nod to the red centers of traditional Log Cabin blocks. Fabrics are...
The bold floral forming the outer border established the color palette used to make the Courthouse Steps-style blocks in the center of the quilt. Fabrics are from the Moonlit Sonata collection by...
Keep the quilt's intended use in mind when planning fabric placement. This children's quilt is intended to lay flat and be used as a play mat, so the border panels from Melissa Saylor's Fun on the...
Piece together blocks of novelty fabrics for a quilt that's perfect for a sports fanatic. Fabric are from the Sew Sporty and Sew Sporty–The Works collections by Dan Morris for...
Design director Nancy Wiles cut scrappy strips of assorted Bali Batiks from Hoffman California Fabrics to make two mirror-image Log...
Precut strips make up the simplified blocks in a throw-size version of Mixed Berries. Two borders in different batiks round out the throw. Fabrics are from the Plum Pudding Bali Pops...
Sew Courthouse Steps blocks using purple batiks from the Artisan Batiks: Blossom 2, Elementals: Botanical, and Elementals: Lots of Dots collections by Lunn Studios for ...
Sew classic Log Cabin blocks to create a welcoming wall hanging. This project uses harvest-color prints from Thimbleberries’ Village Green collection for ...
Show off polka dots of all colors and sizes in a super-size Log Cabin block.
Trim large-scale florals and geometric prints from the Happy Together Corduroy collection from Timeless Treasures Fabrics into strips...
Stitch a 12-block table runner using Log Cabin blocks in two colorways. By using a color scheme of purple, green, and cream, designer Debbie Beaves stitched a season-spanning table runner that...
The colors in these Log Cabin blocks are similar in value, but each round is clearly visible because the colors are opposites on the color wheel. The festive four-block table topper features the...
Each leaf in this wall hanging stands out from its low-contrast, neutral-tone frame. The high-texture fabrics are from Lonni Rossi’s Black and Tan and Peppermint Party collections for Andover...