Log cabin block arrangements

traditional log cabin quilt layout

Today Christine Baker of Fairfield Road Designs shows us how versatile log cabin blocks can be when making a quilt. She continues to work on her bed runner and shares the next steps in her free pattern.

Last week I shared my step by step tutorial for the gorgeous Log Cabin block, and I'm sure you've been sewing up a storm and made a huge pile of your own blocks. ;) So, what now? What do you do with these blocks? How do you lay them out into a quilt design? Today I'm going to show you how one of these Classic Quilt Blocks can create at least fifteen stunning and unique quilt designs. One of the reasons I love this block so much is its versatility. It may be a simple block, but it creates…

Are you participating in the latest #bclogcabinswap again swap on Instagram? I noticed tons of people asking questions about the easiest way to create the block using only 2-1/2 inch jelly roll strips, so I decided to write up an easy to understand tutorial for you. Click here to download the PDF - then save the PDF or print it. It will give you cutting instructions and shows clear diagrams of how to assemble the blocks and cut them into quarters for the swap. I hope this was helpful! Thanks…

Explore four timeless log cabin quilt block layouts to enhance your quilting repertoire. Perfect for traditional quilt lovers.

You've come to a point where some quilting patterns are not challenging anymore. So, why not try these log cabin quilt patterns we've collected in this post?

A tutorial on how to make easily a Log Cabin block, without calculating the length of the strips.

Emily saw this log cabin layout in a book and decided to try it with these blocks. Looks quite nice! I quilted it with a design called Naysa’s Feathers, an edge to edge pattern by Christy Dil…

How to Learn to Quilt – The Log Cabin Block in 10 Easy Steps | My Quilting Space

Love this twist on a traditional log cabin quilt block. This post dives deeper into the Summer Moon quilt book. Why you might like to have this book on hand even if you never make the cover quilt. To read the full blog post click the link and head over to my blog.