This does not your traditional log cabin quilt; but nevertheless ... according to the Fons and Porter pattern, they are all log cabin blocks. LOL! It took forever to make this queen size quilt. It had roughly 1,300 individual pieces. I think it took about 5 months to complete from start to finish (I made this back in 2010). The pattern is an older F & P pattern (from 2008, I believe). Would I make it again? Probably not. Even with the foundation paper, piecing 1" strips was very cumbersome and time consuming. (Can you tell that I'm not the most patient of people? Hahahaha!)
-
Thank you for stopping by, Chokoboysmom -
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
Great looking quilt!"I'm putting together a list of 100 reasons why I am NOT relentless!" - Sue Heck, The Middle
Leonard: For God's sake, Sheldon, do I have to hold up a sarcasm sign every time I open my mouth?
Sheldon (intrigued): You have a sarcasm sign? -
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
It's beautiful! king?🌺 LorieComment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
That is beautiful!Comment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
It is a beautiful quilt. But I understand your not wanting to make it again! I don't understand the need to foundation piece any log cabin block, though.If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you. If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you.- Zig ZiglarComment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
A great accomplishmentComment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
That turned out awesome! What a LOT of work, but you did a wonderful job.Comment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
That quilt is just awesome! That appears to have taken lots of patience. You should be proudComment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
Oh my Gosh!! Congratulations!!
What a beautiful quilt and how determined you were to make it! One inch strips.....I have never tried them for a WHOLE quilt! Kudos to you. AND paper piecing, well I am new at paper piecing so this quilt would do me in. I have always loved the LC quilt (it was the first pattern/quilt I ever did). All I can say is "WOW"!
A day patched with quilting Seldom unravels SharonComment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
A gorgeous quilt. I would not have the patience to sew all those narrow strips together. I think the strips for the log cabin blocks I made were 2" wide. No paper piecing needed.Comment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
Beautiful quilt and worth the effort - hope you keep it for yourself.
Love log cabin quilts but make my strips wider as I would go nuts using 1" strips. Even made a queen size one that was only one huge block - came in a kit with many coordinating fabrics.Comment
-
Re: My introduction to log cabin quilts and paper piecing
Patient or not, your quilt was worth the weight! Very pretty.....
Sandy from Cincinnati
AKA KermitComment
Comment