Today’s a day for Log Cabin LOVE!
The Log Cabin block is SO easy to adore. If you’ve ever made one, you know why.
They’re easy. They’re fun. And Log Cabin quilt-pattern variations are practically endless—there are SO many amazing ways to make them your own.
That’s why we think any quilter with a Log Cabin crush is going to be crushing on the new book I Love Log Cabins: the debut book in Martingale’s Block-Buster Quilts series!
Today the talented designers featured in I Love Log Cabins are sharing their Log Cabin love with fans via social media. They’re sending their followers here to Stitch This! for our BIG book giveaway: 16 copies of the I Love Log Cabins eBook—one for each pattern designer. Be sure to enter at the bottom of this post for your chance to win.
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Go classic or modern, choose little lap quilts or big bed quilts—you’ll find a fun-tastically fabulous collection of Log Cabin quilt-pattern variations inside. Here’s a peek at just a few:
From Susan Ache: Four Patch Log Cabin. Use precut 1½" strips or cut strips from yardage. A perfect project if you’re building Log Cabins for the first time.
From Carrie Nelson: Mi Casa. Carrie based her design on an antique quilt dating back to 1900.
From Kimberly Jolly: Seeing Stars. Kimberly doubled her fun by combining a Log Cabin block with another classic block, Sawtooth Star.
From Jocelyn Ueng: Ice Crystals. This pretty batik quilt features four large-scale Log Cabin blocks set on point.
From Jackie White: Rockin’ the Rainbow. Get a crash course in improvisational piecing as you create this fat-quarter friendly quilt.
From Jill Finley: Red Licorice Garden. Strips of varying widths create the illusion of curved piecing. If a single color dominates your stash, this quilt will inspire you to feature it in a scrap-happy way.
Which Log Cabin will you build first? Find your favorite >
Never made a Log Cabin block before? No worries! Learn all the basics from the “Log Cabin 101” chapter in I Love Log Cabins, which will teach you how to make traditional Log Cabin blocks (adding logs around a center square) and a Courthouse Steps variation (adding logs on opposite sides of a center square).
Left: traditional Log Cabin block. Right: Courthouse Steps variation.
How many Log Cabins have you built: a lot or a just a few? Tell us in the comments and you could win a copy of the I Love Log Cabins eBook—there are a whopping 16 copies up for grabs! We’ll choose 16 random winners one week from today and let you know by email if you win. Good luck!
Can’t wait to start creating your next Log Cabin quilt? Buy I Love Log Cabins right now and instantly download the eBook for free.
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Thanks to all who entered the drawing! The winners are:
Suzanne, who says: “I have not made a Log Cabin yet. All of the ones in this book are beautiful. Would love to win a copy of this book. Thanks for the giveaway.”
Jean, who says: “I don’t just ‘love’ log cabin blocks, I’m addicted. It’s amazing how many variations there are.”
Tammy, who says: “I love log cabin blocks! They are a great first block for new quilters and an old stand by for experienced quilters. I’ve made a few in my time!”
Kathy, who says: “I am currently working on a log cabin block on point that uses batik fabrics in shades of blue, green, gold and brown. It’s just gorgeous and can’t wait to get it finished! Next is a wonky log cabin, looks like so much fun!”
Nancy, who says: “My first quilt top was a log cabin pattern with mirror images of trees. It’s so large I haven’t finished quilting it.”
Susan, who says: “I am a relatively new quilter. I have admired the log cabin block for a while, but never made one. The book has great ideas for a quilt I would love to make.”
Jane, who says: “I’ve made a few log cabin quilts. For the last one I used panel squares and did a spiral of various coordinating prints and colors from stash. My niece’s grandchildren are enjoying finding the matching centers. I like the log cabin block for the endless design possibilities with even minor fabric width and placement variations. Thanks for the inspirations and the opportunity to win a copy of the book.”
Jennifer, who says: “I have never made a log cabin quilt but I have been saving scrap strips for a while and am getting to the point where I am ready to start making blocks.”
Doreen, who says: “Alas, I have to confess I’ve never made a log cabin quilt. I have been going to try one but always get distracted by something. This book will get me started on my first one!”
Regina, who says: “I have only made one log cabin quilt in all the years I have been quilting. It was one of the first quilts I ever made and I paper pieced it, the blocks finished at 4″!!! I think that is why I haven’t ventured to make another log cabin quilt.”
Jojo, who says: “I have made a pair of twin barn raising, a 60 degree table cloth, several uneven block borders, a double courthouse steps, and untold blocks and border parts.”
Sharon, who says: “When I first got married (31 years ago on grounding day) my mom and I made about 4 quilt as you go log cabin quilts for various gifts. About 3 years ago I made a lap quilt that was 2 sizes of log cabin blocks in one quilt.”
Peggy, who says: “Hi, I am a newbie quilter. Participated in a 6 hour course on making log cabin quilts and borders. Thanks for the information about the book! Thank you for the opportunity to win this giveaway!”
Carol, who says: “Log cabin blocks are so versatile and ageless. It would be amazing to have a chance to win a copy of this book and see all these new variations to choose from.”
Evelyn, who says: “I did one full size traditional log cabin quilt years ago and currently am working on two (2) more for grandsons who recently got married (hoping to have them by Christmas). One more to get married this fall but his will have to wait a bit longer. I would love to have the book to get ideas for different settings.”
Shirley, who says: “Well, the Log Cabin is NOT one to make if you are doing quilt as you go! took 20 years to finish that one. the 2nd one I added 2 more logs than was to be, looked OK but not what was supposed to be. So my quilt ended up a bit out of square as I was not going to rrrrripp out 80 seams. lol quilt is on the bed and no body knows.”
Winners, we’ll email all of you about your prizes. Congratulations!
I love log cabin blocks. I made a quilt as you go log cabin quilt
—Judy Valentino on February 10, 2016I have never done one but would love to try one of these. I have always liked the way that you can use color gradients and contrasts in these to get gorgeous effects.
—Debbi on February 10, 2016Looks like an interesting book with lots of design options..
—Michele on February 10, 2016woops. hit send too soon. I’ve made 6 thus far
—Michele on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin block. I love the block and this book would be wonderful to own.
—Patricia Cash on February 10, 2016patsystitch@gvtc.com
I’ve made a grand total of one log cabin block – it was a test block for a quilt that’s yet to be made.
—Jen B on February 10, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin which I took classes at night from our School District adult education classes. I hand tied the quilt so it looked really, really old. Still love it. Baby quilt size, of course. Can’t wait to get a copy of your new book. Thanks.
—Leota Krantz on February 10, 2016I completed my first log cabin quilt just before Christmas. It has 64 blocks, and I set them in a barn raising pattern. Thanks for the opportunity to win a new book!
—Karen Seitz on February 10, 2016I have made the log cabin courthouse steps version and love it.
—Mary D on February 10, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts! Just love them! So much fun!
—Allison on February 10, 2016I have made a few baby quilts from the log cabin block.
—Karen A on February 10, 2016The first quilt I ever made was a blue and white. Oops, guess I should say the first top I made! It still has not been quilted. I LOVE the look! These patterns look yummy.
—Sherrye on February 10, 2016One of my favorite patterns. Made one about 20 years ago, as I work with my stash I’ve been setting aside strips for another one.
—Tamara Williams on February 10, 2016I’ve made a wall hanging that had log cabin blocks. Even if I don’t win, I will be buying the book. I can’t wait to try some of the quilts!
—Sharon P on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt, but I love that you can get so many variations from one block. It’s definitely on my quilting bucket list. Thank you for having the giveaway and providing the opportunity to get the book!
—Kim on February 10, 2016I have not made a Log Cabin yet. All of the ones in this book are beautiful. Would love to win a copy of this book. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Suzanne J. on February 10, 2016Years ago I made a calico log cabin quilt & have a red, white & blue one in progress. In addition, I made red & green log cabin placemats for Christmas one year.
—Rosalind Gutierrez on February 10, 2016I love log cabins! I’ve only made a wall hanging but a wonky log cabin is on my bucket list.
—Linda Keeler on February 10, 2016Log cabin has been on the list of quilts I want to make for a long time – there are just so many quilts I want to make that I haven’t gotten to it. I did finish an improv quilt that used a log cabin / courthouse square combination recently.
—Shasta on February 10, 2016I have done a few for pages in a fabric baby book– they are so fun! I love the designs you can make when you vary placement of light and dark fabrics- so neat.
—Sarah J. on February 10, 2016Not only do I love real (wooden) log cabins, but the quilty kind are one of my favorites also! I would love to try one of these new ideas in this great book.
—Claire on February 10, 2016Would love to have this book! Never made a log cabin quilt, I am new to the quilting world with just 6 quilts under my belt so far. This would make a great reference book as like so many, I am a self taught quiltor. Keeping my fingers and toes crossed!
—Dianne Mallini on February 10, 2016I’ve only made some blocks for samplers, not whole quilts. I would love the book – because Log Cabin is on my list of top favorite patterns!
—NancyB from Many LA on February 10, 2016I’ve made three log cabin quilts and am ready to try some new designs. I knew the possibilities were endless, but this book takes log cabins to a whole new level!
—Joyce in Oregon on February 10, 2016I made a log cabin tree skirt and have been cutting my scraps into strips for a future log cabin. Love love love log cabins!
—Chris C on February 10, 2016I have made 3 scrappy log cabin quilts. They are fun to make.
—Linda Lynn on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one but it turned out beautiful. Would love to win this book to try my hand at something new.
—Audrey on February 10, 2016None! 🙁 Definitely on my bucket list for 2016 and this book would be a helpful inspiration.
—Lill Helming on February 10, 2016I’ve used log cabins as filler blocks in many quilts. It’s also a good way to use left over scraps, especially 2 1/4″ binding strips.
—Kay Hoagland on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few & I love all the various patterns made with one block.
—Susan on February 10, 2016I made a log cabin quilt many years ago. Have wanted to make another but have not gotten around to it. Would love to try one from the book.
—Pat D on February 10, 2016The book looks fantastic! Many thanks for the chance to win. Love those cabin blocks.
—Kim on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin block. It was part of an Underground Railroad sampler quilt. I LOVE Log Cabins, and this book is definitely on my wish list!
—Sonya M on February 10, 2016I have a gorgeous queen sized log cabin quilt, with actual cabins in the design and matching pillow shams. I LOVE log cabins (quilts and homes) and I love the variations you can do with the design. I have many more on my "want to make someday" list. I would love this book as a resource!!!
—Kris on February 10, 2016there are so many variations to the log cabin quilt that I would love to make. I made a traditional log cabin quilt about 20 years ago. It is now sun-faded but still on the guest bed. I think it’s time to make another!
—Jane Lemke on February 10, 2016Love all the designs! I’ve made a flannel woolies log cabin…my favorite.
—jackie on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin quilts, but they never come out exact.
—Angie Little on February 10, 2016I used log cabin blocks in one of the first table runners I made several years ago. Fun and easy!
—Gina on February 10, 2016I have done several (well 3) traditional log cabins…I prefer the "round the block" construction instead of the "courthouse steps" types. Thank you for an opportunity to win the book…I hope I do!
—Kathy Upton on February 10, 2016I have only made a couple log cabin quilts. Would love this book though to try some of the patterns 🙂
—Paula Bish on February 10, 2016I made a king-size log cabin quilt for my brother’s family, that was a lotta cabins! I have big plans to make more with variations in this book.
—Kathlyn on February 10, 2016I have made several. One was to finish a quilt top that a friend gave me that her grama had started.
—Sandy on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. They are timeless. Although I have only made 2 log cabin quilts, I have been contemplating a few in my future as stash buster projects.
—Paula on February 10, 2016I have not made many Log Cabin Blocks. Maybe 10.
—Helen Jennings on February 10, 2016My first attempt more than 30 years ago was not a success. I remember it was in greens but I failed to make the contrast on one side of the block. The photos which you posted make me want to give it a try with a lot more enthusiasm. Love seeing the modern and the traditional.
—Lesley on February 10, 2016Going to make a log cabin quilt in reds, blues and creams.
—Mary Arntson on February 10, 2016The very first quilt I made was the log cabin, and I still have a soft spot in my heart for log cabin quilts. This book looks great and I would be so happy to win it, thank you.
—Barbara on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin blocks, but, I haven’t gotten around to making any yet.
—jane d on February 10, 2016I have quilted for 12 years now and have never made a log cabin quilt! I would love this book!
—Debbie Bristow on February 10, 2016I have ‘built’ just a few log cabins but love everyone of them. There are just so many ways to put them together. There are great ideas in this new book!
—Colleen on February 10, 2016I love log cabin and have made small and large pieces. Anything to make my "database" of logcabin patterns larger is soo welcome!! xxx
—Heather Hayllar on February 10, 2016I made 12 quilt as you go log cabin type quilts.
—Judy on February 10, 2016Wow, what a great book — everything from traditional to modern quilt ideas! I am particularly drawn to the Mi Casa quilt as I love the setting on point — it would definitely have to to be added to my "just have to make one" list. The fact that there are some many types of log cabin quilts featured this book would steer be outside of my normal quilting style –sounds truly exciting!
—Sue F on February 10, 2016I have only made one quilt which had some log cabin blocks in it. The quilts in this new book are really exciting! I would love to win a copy of this book! We live in a log home so I really need to make a log cabin quilt!
—Katherine K Morvay on February 10, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts – one with Mary Engelbreit fabrics in a Quilt in a Day, by Eleanor Burns class and one with photos for the centers, which is a memory quilt made in honor of my parents’ 60th anniversary. I, too, love log cabins, both quilted and the square wooden log kind with the thick caulk joints! Since I don’t have a log cabin home, which was always my dream, we do have a lodge theme in our décor, which includes lots of houses and hearts in sampler, quilts and pillows.
—Marsha Ransom on February 10, 2016Lovely quilts! I’ve only built a few log cabins, but I do love the pattern.
—Susan on February 10, 2016I’ve made a number of log cabin blocks, incorporating them in quilt tops. I’m working on a fully log cabin quilt top now. The photos on the Martingale site were.beautiful.
—Jackie Baddeley on February 10, 2016I love making log cabin blocks. One of the first quilts image was a log cabin from 30’s fabric. I made up a paper pieced template since my pattern was an old template form. LD
—LuAnn Dekker on February 10, 2016My first log cabin was a wallhanging and I still display it seasonally. Then I made another in a lap size in a Christmas theme. They are very relaxing to make, once you have the strips all cut to size. And of course, they turn out beautifully! Thanks for such a nice giveaway.
—Sharon on February 10, 2016I don’t think I have a count of how many I’ve made but its quite a few. Log cabin is one of my favourite blocks. I’d love to win a copy of the book.
—Marilyn in Alberta on February 10, 2016I absolutely LOVE log cabin! One of my favorites! I’m a relatively new quilter, so I haven’t made one yet, but am planning to!
—Ann on February 10, 2016Just finished cutting scraps into many strips to start my first log cabin before trying the ‘real’ thing – thanks for the giveaway.
—Margaret Terry on February 10, 2016My first quilt, and favorite, was a log cabin pattern. Would definitely love to make another…… 🙂
—Judy D on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin block before but it is on my list of To learn ! Beautiful examples in this post
—Barbara Long on February 10, 2016I don’t just "love" log cabin blocks, I’m addicted. It’s amazing how many variations there are.
—Jean McD on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few already and hoping to try others from this book
—Marthese on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks but have never made a whole quilt with them. I’ve made some framed pictures with single blocks and a few blocks for a row quilt but would love to make Susan Ache’s variation or Carrie Nelson’s Mi Casa. Looks like a great book!!
—Susan on February 10, 2016I have not done a log cabin pattern yet. It is on my list of patterns to do.
—Lou Ann Peeler on February 10, 2016Wound love the book to help doing one.
Log Cabin is my favorite block pattern. It was one of the first quilts I ever made. Since I started quilting I have made lots of log cabins-bed quilts, baby quilts, Christmas, Halloween and lots more. I’m always looking for a new twist on my favorite.
—Nancy on February 10, 2016I have already tried it and liked it but never made a quilt of it yet. It is on my wishlist. Your book looks amazing, it could help me a lot 🙂
—Timtirim on February 10, 2016I just love the traditional blocks and log cabin is one of my favorites. I’ve made 3 log cabin quilts in 30 years. One was traditional, one was the Colorado Log Cabin, and the last one I made was from a Kim Diehl’s book which was a scrappy courthouse steps log cabin. I would love the opportunity to win a copy of your book and make more log cabin quilts.
—Donnamarie on February 10, 2016One of my first quilt was a Log cabin. I still have it and I made another few in the past two years! I love log cabins, you can organize in so many different ways!!!
—Helen on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks – they’re the best way to help new quilters get started. I’ve helped many non-quilting friends do their first baby quilt with log cabins!
—Deb Graczyk on February 10, 2016I’ve only made two log cabin quilts and they’re both Christmas quilts. One is a miniature with Santa in the middle and the other is a log cabin Christmas wreath wall hanging. I love them both and use them every Christmas. Thanks for the opportunity to win this great new book.
—Margaret M on February 10, 2016P.S. I’ve made too many to count
—Jean McD on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet, it is on my list of quilts to make.
I am working on two quilts now, one for my 3 year old granddaughter (my
—Terri on February 10, 2016first quilt) and just started a quilt for my daughter. I would like to make a log cabin quilt for myself.
I have built a few and have more in the works!
—Karen on February 10, 2016I have wanted to make a log cabin quilt. its one of my dreams . I have the material so all I need is a book to get er done !! This book has a lot of ideas and inspiration that I could really use .
—Linda Smith on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one but definitely want to make more!
—Ashley on February 10, 2016I chose a Judy Martin pattern as my first log cabin – it is still in progress because i loved the first blocks so much I decided to go ahead and make the bigger version.
—Regina on February 10, 2016My first log cabin quilt was Eleanor Burns-Quilt in a Day…and I did make it in a day-well the top anyway. I was hooked and have made too many to count in all shapes, designs and colorways. I love the variety in this book and would make every one.
—Cheryl Zehms on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but it is on my list!
—Cathy Lomnicki on February 10, 2016I have always wanted to make a log cabin quilt. In a few weeks I am going to a quilting retreat and I am thinking about doing my first log cabin at this retreat.
—Carolyn on February 10, 2016Oh yes I’ve made log cabins! Several tablerunners in 3″ finished blocks, a large lap quilt for my darling dad, a recent large lap quilts scrappy one for myself backed with Minky…that and stars are my two favourite blocks, so wow, I love what Kimberly did on her quilt! Thanks!
—Sandra on February 10, 2016I DO love log cabins and the courthouse steps variation. Not sure how many I’ve made, but if you count table runners, etc., probably 7 or 8. This looks like a great book for my collection.
—Judy Smith on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet because it always looked confusing to ma and I haven’t found a good pattern book for beginners. I hope that I win one of yours!!
Lisa
—Lisa on February 10, 2016No log cabin quilts in my past, but maybe there may be one in my future. Lovely ideas from these designers!
—Camille on February 10, 2016Just a few! Two, to be exact.
—Karen on February 10, 2016Haven’t made a log cabin yet, but I’m inspired.
—Jennifer Ireton on February 10, 2016i love log cabin blocks! they are a great first block for new quilters and an old stand by for experienced quilters. i’ve made a few in my time!
—tammy k. on February 10, 2016I have done a few but really like the look of them! I’ll have to make more!
—Pat on February 10, 2016I have made a couple of log cabin quilts and feel in love with the block. Just getting ready to start a queen size log cabin out of Batiks!!!
—Kathy Reed on February 10, 2016I made a courthouse steps quilt as one of my first larger wall hangings. I certainly learned a lot of techniquest making this quilt, I would love to make more 🙂
—Hallie on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt. The book looks fabulous!
—Janice McLaren on February 10, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt, it’s one of my quilts to make. I love new ideas & patterns would love to try some of the ideas in this book.
—Joan Brown on February 10, 2016Have only made 1 log cabin quilt, early on in my quilting experience when my quarter inch seams weren’t so perfect. Time for another?
—Amy Cofer on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. For the first couple years that was all I made.
—Cindy Garaas on February 10, 2016I have made 1. The project for the camping season is Log Cabin. Friend has over 20 blocks done, I Havnt started. wOuld love the book!
—Colleen Hicks on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabins and love them!!! Don’t know why I haven’t made more:) Looks like an awesome book!
—Lou on February 10, 2016I have started my first log cabin quilt, and have about 10 blocks done so far!
—Amy Schenimann on February 10, 2016Mi Casa jumped right off the page at me! More variations than I imagined. USing log cabins for the first time this year and found them much easier than my mind envisioned. The book would keep me quilting for a long, long time!.
—Peggy Mlynek on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin yet. I am a new quilter but love the versatility of the pattern. The patterns in this book are beautiful.
—Janet Hilliard on February 10, 2016Love the many looks of the log cabin. Would love to win and make a modern log cabin quilt.
—Bonnie on February 10, 2016Log Cabin was the very first quilt i ever made….then i made a second. Love them.
—Deb on February 10, 2016I have only made a few log cabin blocks so far (under 20). I am currently working on a Hidden Star Log Cabin quilt so that should up my total. I love the number of variations there are for setting these blocks.
—Pat R on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks! Either as the design itself or as an an alternate setting block it can’t be beat. I’ve no idea how many log cabin blocks I’ve made but it is one I always enjoy and find it very satisfying. This looks like a lovely book and surely has ideas for adding more variations to this versatile block!
—Ellie on February 10, 2016Not yet, but it’s on the list! Thanks for the chance.
—Cathy on February 10, 2016I love log cabin. I have made a large double bed quilt using twisted log cabin and many others right down to miniatures.
—Hilary kennerley on February 10, 2016Scrappy patterns are great but a batic mini is my favourite. A scrappy pineapple log cabin made without a foundation was challenging but looks fantastic!
Oh, how I love thee, let me count the ways…too many to count, such wonderful variations of the Log Cabin, it never ceases to amaze me. I would absolutely love to have this one.
—Donna on February 10, 2016I have only done one twin quilt that was log cabin but it was so fun and easy to do. Would love to win!!
—Joan Monk on February 10, 2016Not many but the ones in the "I Love Log Cabins" book make me want to start making one very soon! Awesome patterns!
—Judi Rizzo on February 10, 2016Judi
I’ve never tried a log cabin block, but I sure would like to with these designers to guide me.
—Marjorie Nath on February 10, 2016I really enjoy log cabin piecing, my favourites are wonky log cabins and strippy log cabins. I just love that you never know what is going to happen – each block is a surprise.
—Lesley Lancaster on February 10, 2016I’ve made a curved log cabin so far, lots of fun, want to try others!
—Ana on February 10, 2016I love the log cabin block. No matter how many times i see one
—Kim Bowlin on February 10, 2016I never get tired of them as you can always have something new by just changing up the dfabrics or style from traditional to courthouse steps.
I have made a lot of log cabin quilts. Their so easy and fast to put together. It would be fantastic to be able to win a copy of your book!! Thank you
—Kathleen Happle on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt before. All the quilts in this book are so cute … But I love Ice Crystals the best & would try that first.
—Gloria Stewart on February 10, 2016Looks like another great book! I’m always fascinated by the way people use a simple log cabin block and turn out such amazing designs.
I still haven’t made a log cabin quilt, although I do love this traditional design.
My particular favorite of the ones shown is "Mi Casa" from Carrie Nelson. The colors and the arrangement of blocks combine wonderfully.
B from Canada
—B from Canada on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin quilts. It was the very first quilt I ever made and I still make them.I make small ones and use for table Center pieces. They are a real big hit around here.I would love to win the books,keeping my fingers crossed!
—Jan on February 10, 2016I got the GO! Log cabin block pattern and love the look of these with so many variations possible. I really love the varied strip width one shown on your site that give the illusion of curves.
—Emily on February 10, 2016Love the log cabin quilts they are so much fun!
—Joyce Wilson on February 10, 2016I have made 6 log cabins, starting with courthouse steps for my second quilt. It is one of my favorites. The designs here are inspiring. I would love to make some that I see here. Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
—Loris Mills on February 10, 2016Lots! My log cabins come in seasons… and I’ve had several. When I make one, I can’t just have one, but one of every color. I’ve made small baby quilts of 1.5″ strips, doubles of 2.5″ strips, Christmas laps of 2″ strips. I’ve begun tubs of my favorite strip size, then when enough are collected. I begin another season. Love this pattern and would enjoy your creative views.
—Marianne in TN on February 10, 2016I have built a few log cabins over the years!
—Vicky on February 10, 2016I am currently working on a log cabin block on point that uses batik fabrics in shades of blue, green, gold and brown. It’s just gorgeous and can’t wait to get it finished! Next is a wonky log cabin, looks like so much fun!
—Kathy Booth on February 10, 20168 Lig cabin quilts, I have made for family! My daughters are my reason I quilt, they collect all my quilts. Thank You
—Crystal Nichols on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin square but I would love to win this book so I could learn!
—Susan S on February 10, 2016I love log cabins, but the quilty kind are my favorite also. I love the courthouse steps variation. I have never tried one myself and would love to give it a try, so the book would be a great help!!
—Allyson D on February 10, 2016I am fairly new to quilting and would love to learn how to make a log cabin quilt!
—Alice Kerwin on February 10, 2016What gorgeous examples of what can be done with a little imagination and creativity with this simple block.
—Gail on February 10, 2016it was my first quilt years ago and i have done a few more from time to time, including one last year in a woven variation using batiks
—Lynda on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. I have made 2 and love them both. The first was made from fleece and a lap quilt for my Dad. He passed away last year and I have used his shirts to make quilt blocks. I used the button plackets to make a log cabin design.
—Becky Burns on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple of log cabin blocks but not a whole log cabin quilt. Hope I win a book, so I can get going on one!
—Pamela Wright on February 10, 2016Just starting to quilt again after retiring. As a child of the ’50/’60s I sat with my mother and grandmother while they quilted. They taught me to quilt but my stitches were never as consistent as theirs. The log cabin patterns were their favorite.
—Evelee Long on February 10, 2016I always thought I would never make a log cabin quilt….my friend told me "never say never!" She was right! I have made one courthouse variation, and plan on many more.
—Nancy Bart on February 10, 2016I have made one, hoping to make more soon.
—vicki price on February 10, 2016I have completed four huge log cabin quilts. I’m working on my 5th.- scrappy blocks for a swap.
—Becky in Georgia on February 10, 2016I really do love log cabin quilts. The first quilt I ever made was a log cabin. But it was not my last. That first one was a double bed size, but I have made them with 1″ strips so the logs finished at 1/2″ and everything in between. Even a hexagon shaped one for a table topper. I would love to win a copy of the book.
—Sue H on February 10, 2016I made one log cabin – but would love to make more!!
—Kim on February 10, 2016I am working on my 5th log cabin quilt!
—Janette on February 10, 2016I absolutely love 16 and 17 in the preview pages. They are so modern, I never would have guessed they are log cabins. So much fun for my favorite block!
—Robyn on February 10, 2016Love to win this fabulous giveaway
—Corinne Berinstein on February 10, 2016I’ve made three log cabin quilts. They are all very different which proves how versatile this pattern is. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Heather Noordermeer on February 10, 2016I really do love log cabin quilts! I’ve made several both large and small.
—Sharry on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabins. But it is on my bucket list!
—Christine Murray on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts. A log cabin quilt was the first quilt I made!! Thanks for the chance to win !!
—Lynn on February 10, 2016My husband and I have always dreamed of living in a log cabin. I’ve been quilting for 10 years and have only made a log cabin block in a sampler quilt I did in my beginner classes. The more I see them and what variations you can do with them the more I love them. I’m itching to make a log cabin quilt.
—Kathy L on February 10, 2016Log cabin was the first quilt I ever made over 30 yeas ago. I have always wanted to make another. I gave that first one away and would love one for myself. Log cabin quilts have always fascinated me as they can be made to look so different with just the flip of a block.
—Cheri Wick on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin (30 years ago – it was the fist quilt I ever made)and am getting ready to make my second. I really like the "Red Licorice Garden"!
—Cynthia Wilbanks on February 10, 2016One of the first quilts I ever made was the log cabin pattern. Now to make more in my sewing days.
—Sharon Theriault on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin quilt but I certainly would love to build some more! Thank you for the opportunity to win this book!
—Shelly Hoffman on February 10, 2016I have made some Log Cabin blocks. I have not made a ton of them, but I do enjoy making them. I have some trouble making them even out, but they say practice makes perfect and this seems like a good book for inspiration!!
—Phyllis on February 10, 2016I’ve made log cabin blocks but never a full size quilt. A log cabin quilt is on my wishlist. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this new book.
—Renee A on February 10, 2016LOVE LOG CABIN quilts!! I have made 3 Log Cabin quilts, but I have made numerous quilts with log cabin blocks in them! Would love this book!!
—Janet Leigh North on February 10, 2016I’ve made several but also used log cabin blocks as alternate blocks and as border blocks
—Barbara on February 10, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin quilt, made from my old shirts, batting was an old blanket, back was a sheet. I did hand quilt it…with big stitches. It was sooo hard to go through the blanket and the sheet. 🙂
—Daniela M on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabins. My first Quilt was a Log Cabin! It to me The Log Cabin is the funniest quilt ever. I’ve made quite few over the years. I haven’t made one in awhile this book makes me want to make a few now! Love the look on a few here. Thank you for a chance at this great looking book.
—Sheri Whiteley on February 10, 2016Sheri
I’ve never made any, but I really want to! I’m new to quilting, and would love to try this book!
—Julie on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabins and love the way they come together. I am starting to make quilts for great grands and want to have some ready to go so that the parents can pick one of them for the little one. I love the courthouse steps that could be made in 30’s for a baby to love. My grands call my quilts Nanamades and I love it.
—Donna Olson on February 10, 2016I have made one Log Cabin Quilt. It’s a favorite and rests on my couch in the den. I really want to try the "Rockin’ the Rainbow" by Jackie White. Hope I win.
—Carole Smith on February 10, 2016I’ve made 6 log cabins quilts so far (5 traditional and 1 courthouse steps). Ice Crystals and Seeing Stars really caught my attention. I would love to own this book.
—Flo Burton on February 10, 2016I have made 4 log cabin quilts. The last one I made was a curved log cabin quilt.
—Maureen Haynes on February 10, 2016My first quilt top was a log cabin pattern with mirror images of trees. It’s so large I haven’t finished quilting it.
—Nancy Lanier on February 10, 2016For how much I adore LOG CABIN QUILTS, yet I have only ever made two. They have always been my favourite and get my undivided attention whenever one is on display. The first one I ever made was totally from scrap material with the accent colour being a beautiful shade of yellow. Not what I would have chosen had I been shopping but it did turn out quite nicely – definitely an amateur. Because there were some flaws I always wanted to make another one which I did with both new and from my new/old stash. The main colours being forest green and cranberry mostly. Now after seeing the "Crystal Ice" today I’m getting the urge to start one exactly like it. Oh by the way, both were made primarily by hand.
—Barbie on February 10, 2016Thanks for your great site!!
I have finished one and have one in my UFO stash. This reminder of how much fun it is to creat the block is going to be my encouragement to bring it out and get it finished! Thanks.
—Sharon A. on February 10, 2016I’ve made several variations of the log cabin thru the years. My 1st quilting project was a pair of log cabin throw pillows. I love the variety of patterns that the log cabin pattern offers.
—Jana Bartschi on February 10, 2016My first quilt ever was a log cabin and I have made a couple more over the years. It’s an easy block for beginners.
—Kathy Sheehan on February 10, 2016I’ve made lots, and started plenty of new friends quilting with log cabins as well!
—Pam N. on February 10, 2016I’m a beginner and haven’t tried this block yet! It would be great to have this book to learn about making them.
—amy on February 10, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts so far. they are definitely on my favourites list. thanks for the chance to win!
—chrissie w on February 10, 2016Have never made a log cabin quilt, but would like to give it a try with some good pointers!
—Deb on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin quilts. I have made at least three and will make more I’m sure. Especially if I am lucky enough to win this book!
—Patty Happel on February 10, 2016The first log cabin quilt I made was for my son, in red while and blue.
—Kathleen Garrison on February 10, 2016I quilted it myself and entered it in the county fair. Got 3rd place. Log cabins are fun!
A Log cabin quilt was the first style of quilt I was taught. Love how easy they are for a beginner, but so rewarding and beautiful that an experienced quilter is not bored working on one. The patterns in this new book are simply beautiful.
—Kelly Davis on February 10, 2016Have made only one Log Cabin bur do like the pattern . Hope to make more. Leola
—Leola Deering on February 10, 2016When I first quilted in the 1980’s, I made two ; one for me and one for my Mom and Dad. Since then I have made many log cabin pot holders 🙂
—Margaret on February 10, 2016I did a really pretty carryall bag at a retreat in the log cabin theme with bright colors and should try a quilt now.
—Marlene on February 10, 2016I have made 2 queen size log cabin quilts, the last one made with 1″ unfinished strips. I’ve also made some smaller things, like wall hangings using log cabins! I LOVE them!
—Ruth Janssen on February 10, 2016I made a wall hanging and coasters – I just love log cabins – and it is in my very near future to do a complete quilt using log cabins
—Kathy Luehrs on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts, but I’m embarrassed to admit that I’ve never made one! My favorite would be Carrie’s Mi Casa–I’m not sure if I have the patience to make it, but it is wonderful!
—Karen in Breezy Point on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin project when I first started to quilt. It was featured on one of the set of six placemats that I made. I love all the great variations that are illustrated in the book and hope I am lucky enough to win it!
—Donalda Anderson on February 10, 2016I have made many log cabins; large, small and even a floor pillow in denim.
—Judy Maggio on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt. I did make one log cabin block in a table topper made up of assorted blocks.
—Vikki Wright on February 10, 2016The last log cabin I made was for a wee black bear as part of a guild challenge for a toy drive for a local charity. Besides that one, I’ve made at least 5 others, and plan to make a few more.
—Amy L on February 10, 2016I have not made a whole log cabin quilt but I used 12 log cabin blocks to make a large Ohio Star in a quilt guild challenge. It is still my favorite quilt.
—Shirley Atkins on February 10, 2016I have made two, but I think it is time to change that. I already have the perfect fabric in mind.
—Jeanmarie Kollenkark on February 10, 2016I am working on a log cabin now. Made from 1″ pieces.
—Barbara Sheffield on February 10, 2016I love the log cabin quilts its an easy one
—Ivy gabbard on February 10, 2016I’ve always wanted to do a log cabin quilt. The ideas in this book are inspiring.
—Debra Bawkin on February 10, 2016love log cabin quilts
—Katherine on February 10, 2016When I retired a couple years ago, I made a bucket list of quilting blocks I wanted to make. Although the log cabin quilt was close to the top of my list, I have not made even 1 block yet. I think all the varieties of placement overwhelms me a bit, so having some patterns as a guide would be great.
—Linda on February 10, 2016I have built a lot of log cabins!! I have used them in a number of quilts. They are one of my favorite blocks.
—Linda on February 10, 2016Have made some tiny ones for Christmas ornaments, some rather large ones in a wall hanging, but never a whole log cabin projecct….time to do that now.
—Helen McCarl on February 10, 2016I’ve made several log cabins in different sizes.
—Kathleen on February 10, 2016Our quilting group combined our black and white scraps to make a quilt to raffle as a fundraiser. We got several smaller quilts for kids in our local Children’s Hospital, too!
—Beth Strickland on February 10, 2016One of my first quilt blocks was log cabin. Your book inspires me to make more!
—Susan on February 10, 2016Have never done a Log Cabin quilt … but I would love to try! For a first time I’d love to make Susan Ache’s Four Patch Log Cabin. Thanks! 🙂
—Suzanne on February 10, 2016I also love the log cabin pattern. You get so much "bang for your buck" with design possibilities! My first big log cabin quilt was a queen size quilt for my husband to use when he takes a nap. I used fall colors, dark greens, oranges and golds. He loves it! I had no idea there were. So many ways to put the log cabin blocks together for such a variety of looks. Thank you for posting some of these beautifull quilts.
—Claudia Bodine on February 10, 2016I’d love to make Mi Casa! Angelia
—Angelia Ulrich on February 10, 2016I have only made a couple but love the inspiration from the book. I would like to try some of the non-traditional log cabin patterns. Thank you for sharing!
—Mary C on February 10, 2016I made one traditional Log Cabin that I love and am currently working on a diamond shaped Log Cabin which is proving to be a little trickier!
—Carolyn S on February 10, 2016OMG. The logcabin block was the first quilt block I ever made when I was 16 years old. I ordered the pattern and fabric for a pillow from the back of a magazine. It was royal blue and bright yellow. I thought I had found the cure for cancer. It was so thrilling to make something I saw in a women’s grocery-store magazine. Love it still today 44 years later!!! 🙂
—Diane Dodd on February 10, 2016I LOVE making log cabin blocks and as many variations as I can find! I enjoy the thinking involved in piecing them together — it relaxes me.
—Elaine Mew on February 10, 2016I have made 2″squares for a hand-pieced quilt. The first square did not even come close to being the right size. Made one more for the quilt and that is the last time I made a log cabin square.
—Cynthia Bolton on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin blocks that went into a patriot quilt, but making a whole log cabin quilt is on my "bucket list". This book certainly will be inspirational! The trouble will be picking which log cabin to do!
—Patty on February 10, 2016I have some. Was one of the first I had done. We have a log cabin also.
—nancy on February 10, 2016I have done one.
—Joan on February 10, 2016I love making log cabins and switching the blocks around to make new patterns.
—Judy on February 10, 2016I am right down the middle several but not a lot. I don’t know why I don’t do more because I love them. Maybe I need a new book. Ha Ha. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Sue Goodin on February 10, 2016I have not yet attempted a Log Cabin block. But I well remember the old Log Cabin quilt that was on my parents’ bed each winter, My sister ended up getting it when they died as she actually had a bed it would fit on. Sadly, she had it stored in an old footlocker in her basement when it flooded. Apparently rust from the footlocker and the waters stained the quilt and she threw it away, which I didn’t find out until much later.
—Patrice H on February 10, 2016Hi there
I love log cabin blocks! I’ve made at least 4 or 5, not including blocks that I’ve made to include in charity quilts. I love looking at all the fabulous new ways that designers have employed for these stand-bu blocks to develop new visual impact.
Thanks for your offer of free books – very generous!
—Robbi on February 10, 2016Happy Valentines’ Day!
I love, love, love log cabin quilts. They are dynamic is all the many ways you can use color to create so many different designs from baby quilts to historic designs. I want this book so I can use it to create log cabin quilts from the room full of fabric in my studio. Thank you from TN!!!
—Darlene Bakos on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet, but have always wanted to. I think they are all so beautiful! I’m afraid I have always been intimidated by the pattern and fabric selections…I feel inspired to try it after seeing the wide variety of patterns shown here. I’m going to have to get this book 🙂
—Andi Adkins on February 10, 2016I have not yet done a log cabin block, let alone a quilt top! It’s on my list of quilts I want to do and so I would love to win a copy of the "I Love Log Cabins" ebook! Thank you for this opportunity.
—Karen P on February 10, 2016My Mom and I have made many log cabin quilts in the last 2 years. Mom, Naomi, is 79 years old, and is determined to finish her quilts before her 80th birthday, which will be in September of 2016. She has made 6 block-of-the-month quilts for her 6 daughters, and 10 log cabin quilts for her grandchildren with only 3 more to go. She has 13 grandchildren. We get together on Sundays to quilt in her home. I have made five log cabin quilts, one for my husband, and 3 for our children. The last one will be given to Mom on Mothers Day! I can’t wait:) Even though we have made many, we still can’t make enough. We would love to add, I Love Log Cabins to our library!
—CindyGymrek on February 10, 2016Go, Naomi, go! 🙂 Thanks for sharing your story, Cindy – what a surprise your mom has waiting for her on Mother’s Day! –Jenny
I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but absolutely love them. I’m 84 years old & have decided to make one before it’s too late!! My problem is that I have no patterns for one Sure would be nice to win this. Thank you!
—Bonnie Burrough on February 10, 2016I have only made a couple log cabin quilts but I love them. Am always on the hunt for innovative patterns that make a non-traditional log cabin. It’s so exciting to see all the different effects you can get with a simple log cabin design. Would love this book, thanks for the chance to win.
—connie b on February 10, 2016I have made 2 log cabins. They were my favourite quilts to make – they used all kinds of fabric and when I look at them now they bring back so many memories. Thanks!
—Joanne on February 10, 2016I have only made one-one of my first quilts-I have wanted to do more-but there are just so many great quilts out there I haven’t made another one yet! I have the one with a star In the center one my to make list for sure!
—Emilee on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt. I’m anxious to try one. So many possibilities!
—Angela on February 10, 2016Log Cabins are my favorite blocks. I would love to win the book!
—Nancy on February 10, 2016I have only made 4 quilts and am in the process of making a 5th.
Love the Log Cabin blocks and with all the variations – you can make a whole lot of quilts that are truly unique!
—Mona on February 10, 2016I have only made 1 log cabin block!!! It was one of 3 blocks in a table runner made at guild and set on point. Liked how easy it was.
—Vickie on February 10, 2016I’ve only done one log cabin, but I love that look and have more to build.
—Jane on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt. I am new to quilting and would love to win the book so I can learn how to make one. Thank you for the chance to broaden my horizons.
—Linda Costello on February 10, 2016I’ve been wanting to try a log cabin quilt, this book would be just the ticket!
—RobynK on February 10, 2016When my oldest son got married about 15 years ago, I got a hair-brained idea to make him and his new wife a quilt for their wedding. I had never made a quilt, but had a good background in sewing. My local quilt shop suggested a Log Cabin. So it was made, and turned out beautifully! I have since made a Log Cabin for each of my other children when they got married, for a total of 4. Two are queen size, one king size, and one California king.
Best part is…I’ve never stopped making quilts since. I’m hooked!
What a lovely tradition, thanks for sharing, Laurie! –Jenny
—Laurie Hackett on February 10, 2016I have made only one log cabin quilt many years ago. I’m thinking that the techniques have changed and I am ready to make another.
—Carol Young on February 10, 2016I have made several, my favorite was the one I made for my son & his wife for their wedding gift using the Barn Raising layout using flannel.
—Gwen Price on February 10, 2016Love log cabin but sometimes hard to keep strips square
So after reading your email this morning I had to enter to win a log cabin book. I am very new to quilting and have only made a few quilts. I have collected lots of fabric and have a wonderful stash.i look forward everyday to your emails. Thank you for all the inspiration.
Thank you for such kind words, Wendy – I’m so glad to hear the designers in I Love Log Cabins inspired you today! –Jenny
—Wendy Vanderwal on February 10, 2016Making log cabin blocks was my first project as a quilter. As the years have passed this has become my go to for gifts.
—Sandy on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin quilts. My first, and a few others. It’s a great block to teach, as well. I love the Ice Crystals quilt. I want to make that one, too.
—Maryellen on February 10, 2016The first 5-6 quilts I made after learning how to quilt were Log Cabins. I then fell away from them. Some of the ones you previewed from the book make me want to do some more!
—Paula Lambert on February 10, 2016These are absolutely Spectacular! LOVE LOVE LOVE the Ice Crystals Quilt!! I’ve only made one log cabin in my life, 25 years ago, before I knew what a rotary cutter was. I hand cut each strip with scissors, took forever! It wasn’t perfect but it was beautiful!
—Cindy M on February 10, 2016Only one so far. But I’ve always wanted to do another & it looks like there’s some great patterns in this book!
—carol gearey on February 10, 2016I’m working on my first log cabin, a group quilt. We make a quilt every year to donate to our ministries camp fundraiser. I love Jocelyn Ueng’s Ice Crystals block! Thank you for the opportunity to win this book.
—Terri on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one mini log cabin wall quilt. Would really love to make more! Thank you for the chance to win this book.
—Crystal on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts and love them all. I am in the process of making another one. I love the idea of using several layer cakes to make a real scrappy log cabin.
—Mary Clark on February 10, 2016I’ve never done a log cabin block. Still just a beginner. But some of the blocks in this post inspire me. I didn’t realize the variations you could do with a log cabin.
—Collette Morton on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts, starting with a mother/daughter project that my daughter’s family still enjoys. They are fun to create from scraps or with a color palette structure. I would love to see some new twists on an old block. Thanks.
—Kim Kirschner on February 10, 2016I have never made a Log Cabin however, the pattern is in my "I want to make this year" list.
—Beth Hanlon on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a lot of log cabin quilts, but I made one table topper that I just love in browns, yellows and pinks. There are more log cabins on my queue.
—Kathy on February 10, 2016only one but I love it.
—Marilyn Fontaine on February 10, 2016I have made several different sizes if log cabin quilts. I love them for their versatility. Making the miniatures are especially rewarding.
—Patricia Roberts on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin quilts. So far have only made one, from Eleanor Burns Quilt in a Day series. It took me 18 months, as I do all sewing and quilting by hand, using the English Paper Piecing method!
—Elaine Cartney on February 10, 2016I have only made a few a few log cabin blocks for sampler quilts. However I long to make a full log cabin quilt. I really like the look the of the log cabin block combined with the sawtooth star block by Kimberly Jolly shown in the post above. I have been searching for a pattern to use up some of my stash of reproduction fabrics. I think I will try this! I would love to have a copy of the book for more inspiration.
—Loretta on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin quilt. But I would love to try out some of quilts in the book!
—Maureen Livingston on February 10, 2016I am new to quilting, so I have yet to make a log cabin quilt. This book would definitely have me making one as my next project!
—Sue in Apex, NC on February 10, 2016I have just made a few blocks and turned them into potholders.
—LP Starr on February 10, 2016I have only made 1 Log Cabin baby quilt, but with this book I am sure to make more!!
—Stamplady007 on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin bed quilt and a log cabin block fabric pin. I woukd love to win the book for my quilt guild library!
—Robin Withrow on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet, but I would love to! I need this book to get started! Thanks for the giveaway, and I hope I win a copy.
—DeeAnne on February 10, 2016I have made many log cabin quilts and used blocks as design elements and accents in other pieces.
—Carol Sc on February 10, 2016I have made three quilts using log cabin block.
—Sonia on February 10, 2016I am a relatively new quilter. I have admired the log cabin block for a while, but never made one. The book has great ideas for a quilt I would love to make.
—Susan Snyder on February 10, 2016Would just love to win this give-a-way.
—Linda McElroy on February 10, 2016I have never made a Log Cabin quilt, but my mom has made a few. She loves to quilt and I would love this book for her.
—Tina Webster on February 10, 2016I have made 3-4 of them, they are so easy and fun
—valerie csmith on February 10, 2016I have made two log cabin quilts. One was donated and I miss having one in the house. I love several of the layouts in this book and would love the opportunity to give some a try.
—Linda N on February 10, 2016Need the book SO I can make one!! Love several of those patterns. Thanks for giveaway.
—Peggy Wilson on February 10, 2016I guess I have made only one log cabin quilt. Actually a wall hanging, Log Cabin Cross. It was fun to construct and has peaked my interest to do a log cabin quilt. Would love to win this book!! Thanks.
—Patsy on February 10, 2016This book looks wonderful and would certainly encourage me to make a log cabin quilt or something else with this design!
—Terri McGreer on February 10, 2016I have never made one. I have one cut out for a queen size quilt but have not started it yet.have 2 quilts I am working on now. Would love to win this book.
—Sandy on February 10, 2016I fell in love with log cabins when I received a lap quilt years ago. I have one almost finished.
—Diana on February 10, 2016Lots! and potholders, and tote bags, and pillows… and I really like the Seeing Stars (I like them all!)
—Sharon Schipper on February 10, 2016I’ve only made 1 log cabin one but sure would like to make more and learn more ways of cutting so they are perfect.
—Kris on February 10, 2016I’m a complete newbie. I haven’t made any yet. Can’t wait to try one soon!
—Debbie H on February 10, 2016Love, love , love Log Cabin blocks and would love this book! Thanks for making it available
—Fran Anderson on February 10, 2016I have made a couple of log cabin quilts, but my favorite one was made using the Courthouse Steps method. My granddaughter now has it and loves it. This would be a great book to have!
—Joyce Young on February 10, 2016Thanks.
I made one baby quilt for a friend. Fun and easy to do. Would love to use some of the ideas in this book for more!
—Beverly Ann Craig on February 10, 2016I have completed just one, so I need this book to make more!
—Gail Messmer on February 10, 2016Would love to try some great new log cabin patterns thanks
—De baker on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet, but it’s in my plans. This book would be a great help.
—Tammy Shahan on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts including the traditional method but I am still amazed at all the ways in which you can manipulate color combinations to create totally different looks. My favorite is on my bed right now and is a combination of log cabin and Ohio star in blue and cream! I would love to win this book.
—Kathy on February 10, 2016I’ve been quilting for years, but never had the guts to tackle a log cabin quilt. They seem so fussy and particular!
—Leslie on February 10, 2016I made one as a gift. I have always hoped to make another for myself. I love log cabins.
—Teri Chow on February 10, 2016The first quilt I ever made was with log cabin blocks. Have loved to make them since.
—Elizabeth on February 10, 2016I have made two log cabins. One was a patriotic log cabin donated to Quilt of Valor and the other was a flannel log cabin made for my sister. I loved making each one. There is something very comforting about making a log cabin quilt.
—Peggy Johnson on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. The first quilt I made was a log cabin quilt. I love seeing stars.
—Laurie on February 10, 2016I have only built one log cabin quilt.
—Jill Hicks on February 10, 2016I am a newbie to quilting and have never made a log cabin block. Would love to learn how to make it. I want to win the "I Love Log Cabins" book!!
—Judy Parker on February 10, 2016I LOVE log cabins and courthouse steps! This looks like a fresh look, fun to make, stash buster.
—Dawn Fuqua on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt…well, truthfully, it’s still a UFO since I’m not sure how I want to quilt it :o(
—Terry on February 10, 2016Thanks for the generous giveaway!!
I would love to win this book. It looks like it is chock full of inspiration.
—Brenda Cornell on February 10, 2016I knew there were a bunch of ways to lay out the log cabin block–but these amaze me! Wow!
—Elizabeth Darbro on February 10, 2016I really like log cabin quilts and have made more quilts with log cabin variations than any other patterns. Sure would like to have this book in my library.
—Peggy on February 10, 2016I LOVE Log Cabins Too!
—Paulette Taylor on February 10, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts and one log cabin jacket. It looks like this new book has some lovely variations!
—Carol W on February 10, 2016Two in particular–both of which I donated to fund raising auctions. Now I wish I had bought them back.
—Pat Meinecke on February 10, 2016Need to get busy and make more!
Still one of my favorite blocks after 25+ years of quilting!
—Mary Howard on February 10, 2016I have completed (key word) one quilt of the Underground Railroad blocks which includes the log cabin. In my UFO stack, I have White Chocolate with is from Pat Wys’ book, Spotlight on Neutrals. It’s a great quilt and I plan to finish it on retreat next month. I’d love to have this book as well to kit up another quilt to go on retreat and make it a real log cabin celebration!
—JanetB on February 10, 2016I love the colors in Carrie Nelsons quilt so I would make it first but would also like to make a baby quilt with soft baby colors like the pink quilt you showed.
—Barbara on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts and would love to have this book with Jackie, my friends quilt.
—Myra Tallman on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin yet, but have been gifted with one. I love the one with the star in the middle and want to try that some day. Make it in red, whites and blues and do a raffle or auction for vets with it 🙂
—Candice on February 10, 2016The first quilt I ever made (25 years ago ) was a log cabin quilt. I also made some log cabin Christmas place mats about 15 years ago. I recently made from a quilt kit a shabby chic log cabin quilt. I love the quilts pictures from your book, they are very creative ways to use log cabin blocks. I hope I am lucky enough to win a copy. Thank you for the opportunity.
—Margaret on February 10, 2016I have built a few.
—Kathy on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one small quilt but have used log cabin blocks in other quilt designs. I’ve also done a variation of the block and made a quilt. I really do have hopes of making more here real soon because I love the way they look. Thank you for the opportunity to win this wonderful book.
—Karen DH on February 10, 2016What a sweet book. Can’t wait to get my hands on it.
—Linda King on February 10, 2016Only two…one was the first quilt I ever made, but I love them!
—Cindy F on February 10, 2016I have only made one Log Cabin quilt. I intend to make many more. I love the Ice Crystal quit and hope to make one for my granddaughter.
—Patsy Philson on February 10, 2016I have made 4 log cabin quilts in the last 15 years
—Inez Glover on February 10, 2016I have made 2 log cabin quilts but plan on making more. This new book would be great!
—Jane Goddard on February 10, 2016I have a log cabin quilt started that starts with 1′ strips & finishes at 1/2″. This reminds me of how much I love it & need to get it finished. Can’t wait to get my own copy of this great looking book.
—Kay McCaffery on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt. I have, however, made a couple of blocks for a friendship quilt. I like your patterns and am ordering the book.
—Joetta Maynard on February 10, 2016The very first quilt that I made was a log cabin. It’s the kind of block that has so much variety and it’s interesting enough to make over and over. I would love to win this book and then I have a good excuse to make another log cabin quilt.
—Janice on February 10, 2016I have not yet made a log cabin, but have fabric from Mom’s stash that she had labeled for a log cabin.
—Anita Moody on February 10, 2016I’ve never made one but its on my list. It’s my Moms favorite block.
—Shelby Tweeten on February 10, 2016I’ve never made one, but would really like to try.
—Teri O on February 10, 2016I love the variety! I sewed a log cabin quilt for a wedding gift for my youngest daughter years ago. I would love to win this book.
—Cynthia Fedak on February 10, 2016I made a log cabin quilt for my daughter and it has been on her bed for years. Would like to play with more patterns. Thank you, Susanna
—Susanna Hogan on February 10, 2016Eventhough I have been quilting for a long time, I am just now making log cabin blocks for the first time as a component to my current project. What a fun and easy block! I am going to do more, for sure!
—Ginny A on February 10, 2016Have completed five bed quilts and plan on doing two more. The amazing thing is change the fabrics and layout and they all look different. There is very little fabric waste.
—Marie Walton on February 10, 2016i have made dozens of log cabin quilts,but seeing these examples has inspired me to make another one or two or….
—karen thierry on February 10, 2016I have never made an entire log cabin quilt, just a few blocks. I forget that there are many designs that don’t look traditionally log cabin, but are basically log cabin designs. Look forward to trying some of the more non-traditional ones.
—Cindy F on February 10, 2016I made matching full size quilt as you go log cabin quilts for my sons when they were teenagers. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Julie B on February 10, 2016I have made a few improv scrappy log blocks:) Such fun! Love the collection you have assembled with its mix of modern and traditional. Thanks for the chance to win:)
—Theresa J on February 10, 2016I’ve made 4 log cabin quilts–they are easy and fun to make!
—RoseAnn DiVincenzo on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin quilts. For the last one I used panel squares and did a spiral of various coordinating prints and colors from stash. My niece’s grandchildren are enjoying finding the matching centers. I like the log cabin block for the endless design possibilities with even minor fabric width and placement variations. Thanks for the inspirations and the opportunity to win a copy of the book.
—Jane on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple log cabins. In fact right now I’m in the process of quilting one. It took me forever to decide how to quilt it….to change the thread color between the dark and light logs….that was the question! Ultimately I did decided to change thread color and it’s looking great. I love log cabins and the many variations. I would love to make more!
—Diane Haun on February 10, 2016One of my very first quilts featured log cabin blocks. That was nearly 20 years ago! I think it’s time to revisit this block, especially with the huge variety of patterns in this book. I’m especially partial to the one by Kimberly Jolly, because I LOVE star blocks!
—DeeAnn K. on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but would love to learn. It would be fun to make a piece of history.
—Linda Hudson on February 10, 2016I’ve only made 6 quilts thus far and not one of them has been a log cabin. I’ve always thought they were the epitome of quilt patterns, so I’m surprised that I haven’t made one yet. As any quilter, I have already made myself a wish list of the next 10 + quilts I WANT to make and the log cabin is on it. I just need to figure out "which" log cabin square I want to start with. 🙂 Thanks for the opportunity to win a pattern/book.
—Annette Holbrook on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt so far, but love them! I just LOVED all the quilts in this book. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
—kraftykc on February 10, 2016I have only done a few, want to do more. These pictures are inspiring.
—Pat hicks on February 10, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin but it is on my to-do list. Ice Crystals and Red Licorice Garden catch my eye! I love how many different layout possibilities there are for the log cabin block.
—MoeWest on February 10, 2016My first attempt at quilting was a log cabin block. But I love the look of the block. I’m sure I’ll make another.
—Doris McCarty on February 10, 2016Dmac5958ataoldotcom
My very FIRST attempt at quilting was a Log Cabin block. I recently found that first attempt and I had made two blocks sewed together. I had painstakingly made templates out of cardboard and I had to laugh. The squares really weren’t too bad–for a beginner.
—Carolyn White on February 10, 2016However, I have finished a whole log cabin quilt and now that I’m retired, it is on my "to make" list. I love "MiCasa"–using all my scraps up and "Ice Crystals" gives a modern twist. I really would love to add this book to my collection.
I have only made log cabin blocks twice – one for a pillow and one for a donated quilt block. My current project is a set of placemats using the courthouse steps block. I like the look of the log cabin, and would love to try out different variations of the block.
—Kim Newberg on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one Log Cabin quilt but I must say its one of my favorites. Very precision work but it did one thing for sure and that is to help me master my quarter inch seam. Love seeing so many new and innovative variations like sampled from this book. I would really enjoy trying one of these. Thanks for the opportunity to win this book.
—Wendy A on February 10, 2016Log Cabin is one of my favorite blocks and a perfect block for the "leaders and enders" technique. I can make two quilts simultaneously – well, almost! I love all the variations, and am excited for the opportunity to win a book or pattern. Thank you so much.
—Sally A. on February 10, 2016I’ve made a lot of log cabin quilts, but only the first one was traditional.
—Suzanne on February 10, 2016I love log cabins but am not very traditional, great to see these takes on Log Cabin.
—Beverly i on February 10, 2016It was the very first quilt I ever made.
I’ve actually only made two log cabins so far. One was a single block on a sampler quilt for a co worker who had retired and the other is still in progress. It’s a patriot themed table runner/pot holders and hanging towel set to be raffled off at our local VFW auxiliary. However, I do have several stacks of fat quarters "ear marked" for log cabin blocks in the future. It would be wonderful to win a book…perhaps it would inspire me to make even more!!
—debra lee on February 10, 2016I make log cabin blocks add extra borders and make wall quilts. Not everyone can have a large quilt but a small wall quilt looks nice on a wall.
—Sharon Allen on February 10, 2016I’ve made one log cabin quilt but have several more in mind. Looks like a great book! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Sandy N on February 10, 2016I am a beginner quilter and have made only 1 log cabin quilt. I loved making it – the photos and designs from this book inspire me to make another, and another, and another – thank you
—Jerry on February 10, 2016Log Cabin quilts are gorgeous! I have made a few small ones and get so excited when I see them hanging in quilts shops already done. Always looking for new versions of log cabins and I thank you for a chance to win this ebook.
—Tanya on February 10, 2016I’ve been mainly making small quilts but the more I see what can be done with log cabin blocks, the more I want to do a full size log cabin quilt. There are so many variations to try! 🙂
—Sharon Gourlie on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt and would love to make one. The Ice Crystal pattern is gorgeous and would love to make it. The book has so many patterns that l would love to make.
—Anne on February 10, 2016I have only made 2 small table runners. Have always been intrigued by the variety available from such a simple block.
—Robyn Thompson on February 10, 2016Log Cabin and Courthouse steps are my favorite traditional blocks. I’ve made several using 1 to 156 blocks in each quilt. I make large single wonky blocks for baby quilts. I made a queen size quilt with 1″ finished logs in 6″ blocks. Scrappy is my favorite way to make them.
—Pam B on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabins and did find them to be a satisfying and fun block to make. The log cabins in this book are so varied and fun that they are from so many different designers. I definitely would love to own this book and make at least one of the lovely quilts! Thanks!
—Marie Chat on February 10, 2016I have made a couple log cabin quilts and used the block in sampler quilts, but still I am learning. I love log cabin quilts, they are so interesting. Thanks for a chance to win a copy of the book!
—Marsha B on February 10, 2016I have only made a few sampler blocks but I sure love the log cabin blocks! It is on my bucket list of quilts to make!
—Tracy Hudson on February 10, 2016I have always been intimidated by the log cabin block, but I’ve never actually tried to make one! I love the quilts above, and I’m thinking maybe I’m ready to try my hand at log cabin quilts. I especially love the one by Kimberly Jolly that incorporates stars, which are my absolute favorite!
—Karen on February 10, 2016The first time my friends and I got together for a sew day back in 1997 we made a courthouse steps table runner. I love it, I had even found fabric that had courthouse steps written on it so perfect!
—Susan on February 10, 2016I haven’t done many. Maybe a handful. I see how diverse it is in this book. That’s intriguing.
—Marguerite Namdar on February 10, 2016Several years ago I used an Eleanor Burns pattern to make a blue and white log cabin quilt for my brother.
—Linda Fleming on February 10, 2016The patterns in your book are a great source of inspiration! Thank you!
I love Log Cabin quilts! I’m working one one and writing a "Quilt Block Classics" tutorial for it at the moment. I’ve sewn a few, three or four. I like the endless variety of settings for the Log Cabin quilt block. Thanks for the chance to win. Have a lovely day!
—Jennifer Schifano Thomas on February 10, 2016The first quilt I made was a log cabin. I made it with colors that were not well chosen and it was the ugliest quilt in the world! I made another wonky log cabin last year, that was an I Spy quilt. That one won a prize at my local quilt show! After seeing the pictures in I Love Log Cabins I am ready to make another one.
—Ginny Leber on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin blocks for sampler quilts. I am currently working on a log cabin quilt with varying strip widths. It will have blocks that give the appearance of circles when put together.
—Judy W on February 10, 2016I have been sewing/quilting since I was in high school and have made numerous log cabin blocks over the years. I luv the simplicity of constructing a block…there are soooo many variations. Thanks for a chance to win this awesome ebook!
—virgi on February 10, 2016I have made 3 log cabin quilts. One was a miniature paper pieced one, the other two were lapsized quilts. It is one of my favorite blocks.
—Cyndi on February 10, 2016I’ve made many log cabin blocks over the years and in various shapes (triangle, rectangle, etc) … but never an entire quilt. Would love to do that. I have even done improvisational log cabins of various kinds. It’s one of my favorite piecing methods.
🙂 Linda
—linda schiffer on February 10, 2016Sounds like a fun book. While I had quilted for years, before I took a class (I began before Quilt Shops), the Log Cabin design was what I made from my first official class and we used T bar rulers to cut the strips. Fast forward, I have a log cabin with a center medallion in blacks/golds in progress. Don’t remember how many I’ve made along the way.
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—QuiltShopGal on February 10, 2016http://www.quiltshopgal.com
I’ve made some potholders with a log cabin design. Yet to do a whole quilt
—Judy Allen on February 10, 2016I’ve made several log cabin blocks – the smallest ones perfect for coasters (which make great gifts) and the larger ones for sampler quilts. I’ve never made a full sized log cabin quilt.
—Jane on February 10, 2016I have used the log cabin block to make potholders, used the courthouse step in several quilts and made a king sized log cabin in flannels.
—Sandy Cline on February 10, 2016I have made six or seven and I love the block because it is so versatile .
—Val Mik on February 10, 2016I have made one very traditional log cabin quilt. I love the Ice Crystals variation on the block ! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Nancy C on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin blocks for sampler quilts, but never a whole log cabin quilt. It might be time to try it!
—Shari K. on February 10, 2016Log cabins! Can never get enough! Love them
—Chris on February 10, 2016One of my first projects was a log cabin block and I found it fascinating. Am looking to make a quilt with the log cabin blocks.
—Carol on February 10, 2016I have been quilting for 20 years and have done many log cabin quilts my favorite is the round log cabin, so much you can do with the pattern
—Glenda Mitchell on February 10, 2016My first quilt way back in 1987 was a log cabin & I still make them today. Love that they are so fast & easy. My go to quilt!!
—Deb Givens on February 10, 2016I love the look of log cabin blocks! It is a great way to use up my pre-cut scrap strips too. This book shows examples of traditional quilts as well as modern quilts so it would be good for any quilter.
—Tillie on February 10, 2016One of my first quilts was a log cabin. I’ve made many log cabin blocks since to fill or tie together applique or other blocks, but not another whole log cabin quilt. I do love the opportunity for scrappiness and the variety of layouts log cabin blocks offer.
—Karen on February 10, 2016I’ve made 6 quilts so far but not the log cabin block- I’m anxious to try it. the colour variations in this configuration is really appealling. Thank you for the opportunity to win this book.
—Donna M K Macdonald on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin, but I have always wanted to. I am worried about the placement of the colors.
—Sherry on February 10, 2016I don’t know how many log cabins I have made. Years ago I made a small heart hanging as a wedding present that was made out of log cabin blocks. I made extras so I would have the perfect blender log cabins.
—Sandie on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one, which was the Modern Crosses quilt from Susan Beal’s Modern Log Cabin Quilting book, but I love the antique ones, especially the silk, and also Luke Haynes’ (@entropies on instagram) wonderful modern series!
—Kat M on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin block since around the 7th grade so I think it’s about time that I get back in the game. There are so many nice options in this book.
—Anne Marie Johansen on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but I have been saving scrap strips for a while and am getting to the point where I am ready to start making blocks.
—Jennifer Branch on February 10, 2016I have made several table runners and single log cabin blocks for sampler quilts but never a complete log cabin quilt. I think it’s time!
—Kristi on February 10, 2016Thanks for the chance to win this book.
Can’t wait to make so many f these patterns! This compilation of designers is amazing!!!
—Heather on February 10, 2016I have made a Courthouse Steps table runner and am currently working on a Log Cabin quilt. This book looks like a real treasure.
—Karon on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts, too! They can be arranged in so many patterns and look so completely different each time. I’ve made 2 to give away and only 1 to keep, but I really want to do more. This book would be a great prize!
—Penny on February 10, 2016I have never completed any of these.
—Joann on February 10, 2016Great way to use lots of fabrics and color families together.
Your book looks sew fun and would be great to become lucky winner, Stitchfully
one large quilt
—debbie pete on February 10, 2016I have only made one… Although it was a king size! Many more are in my future, I’m sure!
—Lee on February 10, 2016Log cabins is one block that I have not done yet but really want to try it. It has seemed a little intimidating to me. Hopefully I can try it soon.
—Melissa H. on February 10, 2016My first quilt made was a barn raising log cabin and I keep going back to making the log cabin block because every one can be so different and versatile in arrangements and style
—Patty Daurizio on February 10, 2016I have made 2 log cabins. One a Star Log Cabin and a tradition Christmas Log Cabin. I have receive many compliments on both, but especially the Christmas one. I love the look of this book and am happy to be entered into the contest to win this book. I am going fabric shopping in the next 2 weeks and would love to purchase fabric for another log cabin. This book inspires me!!
—Liz Ostrosky on February 10, 2016Every so often, I have the desire to make another log cabin quilt or border, so I can’t remember how many I have made…I haven’t yet made courthouse steps or a wonky log cabin, but, hey, you never know what’s next in my workshop.
—Gail G on February 10, 2016I’ve done several log cabins – from baby blankets with only one log cabin block, to queen sized quilts that have many. I think the log cabin block is very versatile, and universal block – I would love a book with lots of ideas!
—Kathie R on February 10, 2016I am hooked. Just made a quilt for my grandson and it was soooo easy. Can’t wait to get my mind around a wonky block.
—Lynn on February 10, 2016I have only made one real log cabin and that was the first quilt I ever made although I have made a few variations of this block. Really, really like the Ice Crystals quilt shown in this post!
—Karen L. on February 10, 2016Zero 🙁
—Robin Hoover on February 10, 2016There’s always the next quilt, Robin! 🙂 –Jenny
When I started quilting 29 years ago, my first quilt was the traditional Log Cabin. (I took a Quilt in A Day class, the instructor used the Log Cabin QIAD book from Eleanor Burns).
—Sharon on February 10, 2016I made 5 in a row that year (1987). I have made a few others through the years…and made 4 Last year one of which was for my sister for Christmas.
I just finished 12 courthouse steps blocks for a block swap. It is an easy block and the quilts look great whether scrappy, with a theme,or with a coordinated fabric line.
This book looks wonderful. Log cabins are a favorite. Only tried to make one and as I was nearing completion (many years later) realized that there was no contrast to the preselected precut fabrics. Was I disappointed! Time to try again- Thank you
—Suzy on February 10, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts and am currently working on a miniature pineapple. This book looks seriously inspiring!
—Nancy A on February 10, 2016I’ve made two: a courthouse steps/lantern mini and a lap quilt made with one (giant) oversized block called "Charming Log Cabin" from Threaded Pear Designs. I want my next one to use more traditional blocks in a unique setting like Carrie Nelson’s "Mi Casa". To that end, I hope in the near future to get an Accuquilt Go! and their Log Cabin die to cut all the 1-1/2″ strips!
—Vivian on February 10, 2016This book looks wonderful. Log cabins are a favorite. Time to try again- Thank you
—Suzy on February 10, 2016My first log cabin quilt was made in ’93 and was king sized! I have always loved log cabin quilts. Thanks for the opportunity to win this lovely book!
—Joni on February 10, 2016Have never made a log cabin block but hope to in the future.
—Joan H. on February 10, 2016I’ve made quite a few log cabin quilts, now that I think about it. I made a pineapple quilt about 17 years ago, which is constructed about the same way as a log cabin, just lots of bias! Surprised that wasn’t included with all these variations! They are all beautiful.
—Sara on February 10, 2016I’ve done several log cabin blocks, mostly for sampler quilts. It’s a fairly easy block but always looks great.
—Karen N on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts so far. Right now I have a log cabin quilt set with Flying Geese sashing and another one with curved log cabin blocks in progress. One time volunteering in the schools (Fourth Grade), I had students bring in Christmas wrapping paper scraps and we made paper quilts – each classroom used a different setting – Streak of Lightning was everyone’s favorite, but I liked the Barn Raising version just as much. This would be a great book for everyone – Log Cabin is such a versatile block.
—Susan on February 10, 2016I would really like to learn the proper way to make log cabin blocks. A new quilter at 63, I look for manageable (for me) projects and think with this lovely book, I might produce a quilt that looks like somebody with greater skills than me made it😉. Thank you for the opportunity to win the book.
—Anna Thornton on February 10, 2016Greetings from Scotland, uk
Anna
I did a BOM that used log cabin blocks as setting blocks for the sampler blocks – loved working with them and planned to do more – just needed the inspiration. would love to win a copy of this book.
—Lynda H on February 10, 2016Our sewing group made a log cabin block for each member for a Christmas gift. We each made 12 blocks so that the member went home with 12 new blocks. The book would be so helpful for our group so we can put our blocks together into a quilt or a wall hanging.
—Julie on February 10, 2016I’ve made a log cabin block for a sampler quilt and one for a pot holder. I find that this block is harder than it looks if you’re trying to maintain a consistent block size. Because there are so many seams in one block, if you’re off even a little, the error multiplies across all of the sections and your whole block is off.
Still, I like this block for the fact that you can achieve a multitude of completely different looks with just one block pattern.
—Jodie Stevenson on February 10, 2016Making a log cabin quilt has been on my bucket list for aalong time. I would love to make one of these beautiful designs
—Barb Wrobel on February 10, 2016Log cabins and all the variations are my favorite!!
—Robin Smith on February 10, 2016So far I have made individual log cabin blocks but never a whole log cabin quilt. Cutting/gathering strips now, though, planning for a nice big scrappy one!
—Sharon on February 10, 2016Thanks for a chance to win this book. Great looking projects!
I have only made one log cabin quilt but find it wonderfully enjoyable and so many versions! In all honesty, I need to practice more to make them as beautiful as the samples you displayed! Thank you for the opportunity to comment and submit for your beautiful book.
—Jan Davis on February 10, 2016Love Log Cabin quilts! I’ve made a few, but just basic ones. I’d love to have this book so I can expand my horizons!
—Margaret on February 10, 2016I have made two. I have fabric set aside for a few of them. But that may change. I want to make the red and white one At the end of the pictures. I could sure use the book.
—Michelle Smith on February 10, 2016Never made a log cabin quilt before. Would love to do so in my next project.
—Paula on February 10, 2016I have made some small projects and I’m working on my first big quilt. I’ve never made a log cabin but I would like to.
—Joyce B on February 10, 2016I am in the process of making my first log cabin quilt using the court house steps setting. It will be given to my son-in-law, a wonderful state solicitor, when he retires. It is made of flannel with each block half black and half a variety of muted plaids and stripes.
—Daphne Clonts on February 10, 2016No Log Cabins so far because the traditional log cabin quilts are a bit too boring for my taste … now the quilts in the book are more my style!
—Hildy on February 10, 2016Log cabin was the first quilt i made. Never knew there were so many variations.
—Carol on February 10, 2016Just last year finished up a Christmas log cabin in mostly metallic fabrics red,green,and white/off white. In a queen size. I had help as it was a friendship blocks for me. Loved how it turned out and would like to make another log cabin.
—Marilynn on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts. It remains my favourite quilt block. So many possibilities…and all of them beautiful.
—Barb Forde on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. You can achieve so many different looks depending on block placement. I’ve made a couple of log cabins, but would love to make more.
—Carol D. on February 10, 2016In baby, twin make in a day, and other patriotic designs..log cabin blocks go with any color and design
—Esther on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts, I would love this book!
—Shirley on February 10, 2016I’ve never taken quilting classes, and I’m not sure of the proper techniques for modern quilting. My teachers were older women who generally hand-pieced their quilt tops, and then had quilting bees to put the quilt together. I don’t have quilting bees, but a lot of my quilting work is made by hand. Hand-stitching, hand-cutting with a great pair of shears…
I’ve just discovered the joy of creative quilt tops, and it coincides with the opening of a Quilting Store, just two doors down. I am SO ready to learn how to make a Log Cabin Quilt, and I know that the book would be a wonderful way to start. And…if I need hands-on help, I’m pretty sure that the Store would be willing to help. (They’re talking about having me teach a class on the joys of old-fashioned hand-quilting…)
A quilt store just opened two doors down? What luck! 🙂 And the joys of hand quilting would be a wonderful class to take. Thanks for your comment, Cindy! –Jenny
—Cindy Bailey on February 10, 2016I have made a few and I see more I’d love to make. Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
—Dawn Hollingsworth on February 10, 2016I make log cabin poy holder with scraps but on a quilt yet, this looks like a good book to learn from.
—Cathy Sims on February 10, 2016I have never made one, but would love to. I think I missed a step in learning to quilt by never making one!
—Diana S. on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a log cabin made from scraps! I have always loved the log cabin pattern. This book sure looks interesting, would love to win it!
—Rose on February 10, 2016My first bed-sized quilt, long years ago, was a log cabin. I’m looking forward to this book!
—SusanBK on February 10, 2016Love log cabin quilts.
—Peggy Iversen on February 10, 2016My very first quilting attempt was the LOG CABIN…many years ago…
—SHIRLEY on February 10, 2016NOW… I am teaching my grand daughters….
I LOVE THE LOG CABIN QUILT!!!!
This book would make a GREAT addition…
Thank you.
I can’t get enough of log cabins but I still only do the standard and would love to try some more elaborate. I like them in miniature and extra large logs as well.
—Pamela Hancock on February 10, 2016I made one about 1987 and have been collecting repros to make another. It’s amazing how a simple block can be changed so much!
—EllenB on February 10, 2016I have made 2 queen bed size log cabin quilts and love the pattern! I see new ways to use the pattern here and would LOVE to win this book! Thanks for the very generous give-away!
—Gloria on February 10, 2016I have only made a few but they are fascinating.
—Marsha Teter on February 10, 2016HELLO,I’ve done several mini quilts and table toppers in the Log Cabin block>maybe 5. Love the Log Cabin Block!Thank You for sharing a great giveaway!
—LINDA on February 10, 2016I have made 2 but use them a lot in scrap quilts. I convert all my scrap strips into 1 1/2″ strips and roll them in color sets for use in log cabins. I love the thin strip blocks.
—lavonne hansen on February 10, 2016Pincushions and potholders are the extent of my log cabin block finishes. I’d love to make a quilt! Nice giveaway; thanks for the opportunity to win this beautiful book.
—Jane @ Handiworking on February 10, 2016I haven’t done a log cabin quilt yet, but it is high on my to-do list.
—Tracy Guebert on February 10, 2016One log cabin quilt, especially made and designed for my sister. It can be viewed on my website blog, under the Gallery tab. Thanks for the fun giveaway!
—Denise L. on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a few blocks before for a sampler quilt!
—Melanie C on February 10, 2016I’ve made log cabin blocks for swaps, but never an entire quilt top. I think it’s about time though!
—Jeanne / Grey Cat Quilts on February 10, 2016I made two log cabin blocks for the quilt that I am currently working on. Log cabins are such a versatile design.
—B J Kinney on February 10, 2016I have made lots of Log Cabin blocks/quilts over the years. Never tire of making them as there are so many different ways to lay them out. Have a Red/Black/White Queen Quilt to finish tying off and binding that I need to finish. Love to make scrappy table runners and toppers with the LC block. One of my favorites!
—MargeP on February 10, 2016I started one Log cabin quilt–need to finish it!
—MS Barb on February 10, 2016The first quilt I made was a log cabin. I have made at least 12 log cabins by now. Love love love log cabin quilts.
—Lanetta on February 10, 2016You know, I have never made a log cabin quilt out of all the many I have done!! MUST put this on the "to do" list!
—Nancy on February 10, 2016I made one small log cabin, and thought never again! Then I made a large one, and had tools to help me cut it just right, and now I really like them!
—Diane Fields on February 10, 2016I have made a starry log cabin with star cornerstones but several log cabin variation quilts. There’s always time for a few more 🙂
—Catriona Stirling on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts and have started three so far. I can’t wait to finish them!
—Corrie Tollett on February 10, 2016Have made quite a few quilts including log cabin patterns. They can be modern or traditional. Love the ideas in this book!
—Sara on February 10, 2016just a few log cabins mainly the pineapple variation
—Barbara Wiggins on February 10, 2016OOhh! I DO love log cabins! and I see so many possibilities I never thot of before in this book. My first quilt was a log cabin. I haven’t made any more, but have dozens of plans for more!
—Su on February 10, 2016I have made three log cabins. My favorite was one I made to use in our travel trailer (queen size). It has an applique house block in the middle with a circle of appliqued flowers around it. I also made shams. Would love to win this book.
—Barbara Starkey on February 10, 2016I would love this book. I’m new at quilting and would like to learn how to do the log cabin block.
—MG on February 10, 2016I made one of my first quilts using the log cabin block. Greens, blacks, tans, off whites. And a pop of red, love it.
—Karen on February 10, 2016I have made only one and it was a mini. This book has many interesting ideas.
—Sheila on February 10, 2016Log cabin is a very versatile block -it can be flipped and turned into so many beautiful designs
—Kim gossett on February 10, 2016This pretty much makes me very happy as I am about to make my first ever log cabin quilt! I would absolutely love to have this book!
—Robin on February 10, 2016I have only done one log cabin block in the first sampler that I made when I was learning how to quilt. But I have since helped a lot of other people learn how to make them in the classes I teach and have helped them enter some contests. And we have made them together to put into American Hero Quilts. So if you add those up, there could be quite a few. I love to see them set in different patterns and colors. Who knew such a simple block and pattern could be made so many different ways?Yesterday I was helping a friend figure out how many she needed to finish her quilt as she had decided to go a little smaller than the original. She’s made 21 and needs 7 more. They are so pretty.
—Pamela Zajicek on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a log cabin, and I have made one queen sized log cabin since then. I would love to make more!
—Darlene B on February 10, 2016I love the versatility of log cabin blocks. I have made about 4 of them.
—Kathy h on February 10, 2016I’ve just made two. But love em both.
—Betsy S on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin quilt as a challenge project -thank you for giving out copies of the books -I would be very blessed to get one and would share with my 80 member quilt guild -donating it to our library when I am done using it for inspiration 😃
—Kim gossett on February 10, 2016I haven’t made any yet but hope to because I love the design. :o)
—Cheryl Rich on February 10, 2016I’ve made 2 log cabins – but they were for pillow tops – and I totally winged it!-no pattern – just kept going until they fit the 20×20 pillows I was making for my 2 granddaughters to bring to college with them! Thanks for the chance to win 🙂
—Debby E on February 10, 2016Debby E
samtaylorcjsmimi at yahoo dot com
I’ve "built" several, but now that I see the "Mi Casa" setting, I may need another!! Stop tempting me!
—sue on February 10, 2016I just love the Ice Crytals. I haven’t done any Log Cabins but I’d love to try this one. If I had the book I’d try all of them not just one. Thanks for letting us try to win.
—Trudy Williamson on February 10, 2016I am a relatively new quilter and have made two log cabin quilts and loved both of them. One, for my lifelong best friend, was from reds and blacks with metallic threads, one, for my precious daughter-in-law, was from Autumn Lily. I learned so much about quarter inch seams and accuracy from those two quilts. Love, love, love those log cabins and courthouse steps.
—Kathy Tolbert on February 10, 2016I haven’t made any log cabins, but really want to make one! The quilts shown are so lovely!
—Kay on February 10, 2016I NEED this book – I LOVE log cabins – my constant go-to pattern in all its glorious variations!! I have made table toppers, mini quilts, bed-sized quilts and am currently working on a paper-pieced pineapple version in red/black/yellow – it’s really slow-going, but cool nonetheless! Thanks for the chance to win this!!
—Elizabeth Bolton on February 10, 2016I have made two log cabin quilts. I have made pin cushions, pot holders, and table runners using Log cabin blocks also. I LOVE THE LOG CABIN. I purchased a log cabin kit during Christmas as one of my Christmas gifts to myself. It is going to be my very first quilt sewn on my new (old) Featherweight machine (a Christmas gift from my husband.) Just have to learn how to use this marvel. I think a log cabin quilt will be just the very best project.
—Carol on February 10, 2016I have never done a Log Cabin, I’ve wanted to but never had a pattern in front of me at the time I want to do one. I just love the Ice Crystals. It looks amazing and I’d love to have the pattern to try one. Now if I had the book I’d try everyone of them. Thanks for letting us try to win one.
—Trudy Williamson on February 10, 2016The first time I did a log cabin was in a row by row in 2014. I just made 4 and can’t decide on the placement it’s to be a table runner or a table top. I see many more log cabins in my future and this book will help expand my knowledge and design.
—Martha on February 10, 2016Log cabin quilts are so much fun to make. I have only made two and they were both traditional log cabin quilts, but I would love to work out of the box and make some of the beautiful log cabins in this book. They are just gorgeous!!
—Donna on February 10, 2016I have only made a few of them for a Sampler Quilt
—Cindy S on February 10, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin and I have loved them ever since. I have made several log cabin quilts and have used the various blocks in a number of quilts. It will always be a favorite!
—Linda Rhoades on February 10, 2016I am really drawn to the improvisational pieced log cabin.
—Cassy L. on February 10, 2016I have made four log-cabin quilts, but it has been several years since making the last one. My first log cabin quilt was made using Log Cabin in a Day by Eleanor Burns. Ouch, that dates me!
—marlene on February 10, 2016I’ve been quilting for over 25 years and have never made a log cabin block let alone a whole quilt. This book would give me courage to try to master one.
—Nancy Nichols on February 10, 2016I was privileged to make four Curved log cabin quilts for a family who lost their mother a couple of years ago. All were made using material from four of her dresses. I used the same pattern & same layout, but the colors were all different. Everyone was surprised when they received them for Christmas. It was a great quilting experience.
—Ruth Whitehead on February 10, 2016I’ve done only one – a mini courthouse steps – a I love it! I recently bought the creative grids log cabin ruler but have yet to try it!
—Susan White on February 10, 2016I love the log cabin block! It was the first quilt block I ever made and is still my favorite ‘go to’ block. How many log cabins have I built? I can’t even guess!!!!!
—Linda B on February 10, 2016I Love Log Cabins also. I have always said I think you make log cabins exclusively, and never make the same quilt twice.
—Carol Kuse on February 10, 2016Thank you.
The log cabin quilt is on my short list. I’m not sure how to get started so the book would be a great help. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Joyce on February 10, 2016I love log cabins and have made more than a few log cabin blocks, but I still want to make more. It’s definitely one of my favorites. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of this book.
—Debby on February 10, 2016I have only made log cabin blocks, not a a full quilt but it is actually my Dream quilt to make!
—eve elliott on February 10, 2016I’ve made two, which is a huge shout out to log cabins as I loathe doing ANYTHING twice (there are so many amazing patterns out there). I am in love and want to make log cabins a tradition or treat for myself every few quilts. 🙂
—Alicia on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but I am very tempted now! Thanks for the chance to win.
—ColleenM on February 10, 2016So many options for log cabin fun. I enjoy making the traditional block and would love to try some more options. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Laura on February 10, 2016I’ve made one but have incorporated log cabin blocks as borders and other design elements in many more. This book would be so much fun! Thanks for the chance to get one.
—Marie on February 10, 2016I have a log cabin with house blocks in my UFO pile. I do want to finish it and I love all the different variations in this book.
—Caryn on February 10, 2016I’ve made 3 log cabin projects.Love the different projects in this book.
—Chris on February 10, 2016Alas, I have to confess I’ve never made a log cabin quilt. I have been going to try one but always get distracted by something. This book will get me started on my first one!
—Doreen Savia on February 10, 2016I have not completed a log cabin quilt. I have made blocks and am dying to make a log cabin quilt for my bed. The log cabin has always been my favorite quilt block. Ice crystals is my favorite in this book but I like all of them. Thanks for an opportunity to win this book.
—Lillie on February 10, 2016I Love Log Cabin Blocks they are a good way to use up small scraps of fabric. They are fun to make.
—Luwana James on February 10, 2016I have only made one small log cabin block for a wall hanging. It was fun and so easy and I plan to make a log cabin quilt someday. It is such a versatile block with all the ways it can be put together.
—Judy on February 10, 2016I have yet to make a log cabin quilt, but it is on my to-do list! I love how the different log cabin blocks and their different placement give each block a different and unique look.
—Susan on February 10, 2016My first quilt 33 years ago was a Log Cabin.Eleanor Burns Quilt in a Day. Planning on making a log cabin for my Brother for his retirement next month but can’t decide on a pattern. The book would be a welcome addition and sure to solve my search for a pattern!
—Jean Venezia on February 10, 2016I have made just one Log Cabin which turned out great in batiks, and more are on my to do list. This book has lots of inspiration!
—Anne Robertson on February 10, 2016I have not made one but the traditional set with red and creams makes me want to try one!
—Lynn on February 10, 2016I have loved Log Cabin quilts ever since I was a little girl watching my grandmother make one. I have made one Log Cabin quilt and used the block in a couple of sampler quilts. Would love to win the book and get even more ideas for using these blocks!
—Joan Whistler on February 10, 2016I have made one table topper quilt that was log cabin. I use it every year at Christmas time. I love the variety of quilts in this wonderful book!
—Karen Watkins on February 10, 2016I’ve never done a log cabin quilt. I’ve been building myself up to attempt it.
—Marilyn Hukill on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a Christmas log cabin that I made in an Adult Education class learning to quilt. Love the different patterns in the book. Can see several in my future.
—Beth on February 10, 2016What can be said about log cabin quilts….they are timeless to say the least. I never tire of looking at them or making them. I have many sizes from tiny to king size and all in between. I’m always looking for another layout for my existing stash of blocks. If I don’t win the book I will definitely purchase it.
—Bev on February 10, 2016I have two log cabin quilts and love log cabins. There are so many variations! I want this book!
—Gloria on February 10, 2016I love the Log Cabin block. It is the first big quilt I made. Its so versatile and it Never gets old!! The book would be a great addition to my library.
—Debbie Wallace on February 10, 2016To be honest I made only one small log cabin block until today. I like this design and don’t know exactly why I do not make it more often :).
—Zuzana on February 10, 2016I made my first Log Cabin block 2 weeks ago. I LOVE-LOVE-LOVE it!
—Yvonne Knight on February 10, 2016One of my favorite quilts that I made was a log cabin with scraps in different color families. It came out really nicely and we used it for years. I’ve also made another one with fall prints. That one also looks great, just need to finish the quilting on that one.
—Bridget on February 10, 2016I would love to win this book so that I can try the Ice Crystals pattern.
I have never made a true log cabin quilt – just a block – I have too much trouble picking fabrics! It’s on my list and after seeing the quilts in the new book I think it’s number 1!
—patricia ludwiczak on February 10, 2016Log cabins are one of my favorite blocks because they are so fast and fun to sew and their versatility has no bounds. I made 3 large quilts but it has been a while and I’ve been itching to do another.
—Diane Schmutzler on February 10, 2016I haven’t kept track but I think that I have built or participated in building about 10 log cabin style projects. Log cabin quilts were the basis of a group project several years ago where we each designed a quilt and then each member of the group helped make the blocks. It is a favourite block style of mine.
—K Yee on February 10, 2016The first quilt I actually finished was a Log Cabin pattern, and it’s still in use on our bed during spring and summer. For that matter, the one that’s on our bed in fall and winter is a Log Cabin pattern! It’s my favorite block, and I’m always attracted to it. I’m currently getting ready to quilt a Log Cabin top I made for my son-in-law; I have no idea how many I’ve actually made!
—Donna Lee on February 10, 2016I’ve made only one log cabin quilt. I used 1 1/2″ strips and what was supposed to be a twin sized quilt only got as far as a lap quilt, mainly because I didn’t know what I was doing. Thank you I hope I win one of the ebooks, I’d love to try it again
—Jennie on February 10, 2016I have always loved log cabins. I have been making quilts since the 1970’s and I have made alot!! The pattern is so versatile. You can make each quilt look completely different. They are great for stash busting or a planned color scheme. I would love to have this new fresh look at log cabin book to add to my "collection". 🙂
—Kathy Timmons on February 10, 2016I have been quilting for a while now, but believe it or not I have never made a log cabin quilt. I have always liked them but never seemed to find the perfect pattern. This book might just fit that need.
—kathy on February 10, 2016Log cabins are like popcorn – hard to stop once you start! Currently I’m gathering red/white/green & gold for some tiny Christmas log cabin blocks.
—Sally on February 10, 2016I love the log cabin block and its versatility. I have done some blocks. I have the fabrics to do the curved logged cabin but have not gotten to it yet. Would love this book to guide me through the variations that are possible.
—Beth Andrepont on February 10, 2016I have a QAYG paper pieced log cabin quilt in progress – and I believe it has been in progress for 10 years!!! It is what I call the "never ending quilt" as I am not fond of or able to coordinate the QAYG technique.
—Martha Morgan on February 10, 2016I have made 3, the 2nd quilt I made back in 2001 was a purple log cabin design
—Michelle Hunt on February 10, 2016I’ve made three true log cabin quilts, my favorite is the one I made for my grandson. Our bee makes wonky log cabin quilts for the red, white, and blue project in our guild and I’ve made tons of single blocks for that effort.
—Jennifer P on February 10, 2016Loved looking at the pictures of Log Cabin quilt! I have never made a log cabin block but it’s on my list to do.
—Donna H. on February 10, 2016Love the variations of patterns that can be done from one simple block. I have made a pink and brown one for my daughter. Love the colors shown in the book! Lots of fun!
—Teri on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin wall hanging. I needed something fast and big and developed a method to quilt the cabin as I went. Still have it and it is still lovely. Wouldn’t mind doing another.
—Susan LElack on February 10, 2016I haven’t made an entire quilt with log cabins, but I need too! I’ve only made a few! Would love the book!
—Paige @ Quilted Blooms on February 10, 2016I have make a couple of log cabin quilts, plus a number of quilts that have log cabin blocks in them. I even have fabric cut to make a "curvey" one.
—Cindy on February 10, 2016My first attempt at making log cabin blocks resulted in every block being a different size! I sure could have used this book back then!
—Karen Kopp on February 10, 2016Just a few, but my favorite was a peach and blue baby quilt for my son.
—Laura on February 10, 2016Love log cabin blocks!!!
—Pat K on February 10, 2016On my wish list of quilts to make. Would love this book, just looking at the cover makes me want to get fabric out and attempt a block!
—Dotti on February 10, 2016I made a log cabin quilt for my daughter’s 21st birthday. Every piece had some type of botanical element in it (flowers, leaves, trees, blooms, buds, twigs, etc). The backing is a beautiful print with lavender and purple hydrangeas. Turned out fantastic. Your book looks super fun and I would love to make some of those quilts. Thanks.
—Rita Montgomery on February 10, 2016Many, Many, Many! It was the first block I learned to make when I started quilting–and I was smitten! I still love log cabin blocks and still love to make them.
—Kathy on February 10, 2016I have made a few Christmas-fabric log cabin blocks for a block swap with my quilting bee. And I’ve made quarter-log cabin blocks. Log cabin blocks offer so many possibilities, and I’m ready to play with them!
—Summer on February 10, 2016I’ve made lots of log cabins. I love the versatility of this block. This book looks like it is full of gorgeous quilts and inspiration!
—Lisa Marie on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was all log cabin blocks and I have done only one other since then.
—Cher Merriman on February 10, 2016This book would inspire me to try more layouts I’m sure!
I’ve loved the log cabin block in quilts since making my first one over 30 years ago. Learning from Mary Ellen Hopkins of It’s Okay fame, I came to see that narrower strips and more than three per side per block make them even more interesting. The traditional block is a perfect half-square triangle and can be used as such in any design which opens the design possibilities tremendously! One could make log cabin quilts for years and never repeat themselves with the amazing possibilities of half square, court house steps, off-center, embellished corners, curved,….oh my, the range is simply endless! What’s not to love about this versatile block; I’ve made at least 25 of them over the years, each one different from the next.
—Jan Bennett-Collier on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin block. I’ve only been quilting one year. I’ve made 10 quilts and would love your book to learn this beautiful block and the variations.
—Peggy Alley on February 10, 2016I love log cabins, but have never made a traditional one – I love the mix of ideas here, hope I win a copy, thanks for the chance!
—Kathy O in GA on February 10, 2016Ice made several log cabin quilts. In fact, my first quilt was a log cabin. Mine have always been traditional so the pictures you showed have my mind spinning. My imagination is going wild! Would love to win this so I could try some of these different takes on the log cabin.
—Carol on February 10, 2016I have NEVER made even a log cabin block
—sharon on February 10, 2016but, have a (2) pinterest boards of them– it is on my quilt bucket list
thank you for the inspiration and reminder
The log cabin block is one of my favorites and I have made many. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Diane on February 10, 2016Hey! I’ve never made a full log cabin quilt, but I have made a few blocks. Hope I win!
—Kelly P on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin quilt in all the years I have been quilting. It was one of the first quilts I ever made and I paper pieced it, the blocks finished at 4″!!! I think that is why I haven’t ventured to make another log cabin quilt.
—Regina on February 10, 2016pretty quilts! Love the variety. Have used courthouse steps as an alternate block once but I have never made a log cabin quilt before! This may be the inspiration that I need!
—Susan on February 10, 2016I haven’t ever made a log cabin quilt. There are so many great designs, and see the perfect design for my next quilt in this email! I would love to have this book to help me get started on log cabin quilts!
—Nancy Ashment on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin quilt, two curved log cabin quilts and two row by row quilts with log cabin blocks in them In the UFO pile are two lap quilts called Flying Geese in the Cabin from a book by Trudie Hughes "More Template-Free Quiltmaking, published 1987 by "That Patchwork Place". Yes they have been sitting in that UFO pile for a while, they just need borders. They are tucked up in a bag made from log cabin blocks. As you can see I love log cabin. I would love this book for new ideas to create more log cabin quilts.
—Susanne Carroll on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin blocks just playing with fabric, but would love to make a whole quilt. And these designs are just wonderful!!
—Sharon on February 10, 2016I’ve made a baby quilt and am currently working on a Christmas one. Love the book!
—Janet on February 10, 2016I’ve make one Log Cabin quilt in peach and browns. It’s one of my favorite blocks. I also use it often in sampler quilts.
—Susan Stanton on February 10, 2016I have made one Log Cabin bedspread out of teals and tans. It’s on my guest bed. Maybe it’s time for another!!
—Virginia in AK on February 10, 2016I am fairly new to quilting and love the log cabin block quilts that I see on you page! Would love to try one from this book!
—Sally Bean on February 10, 2016I think I have made two log cabins, both for mini projects. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.
—Christine M on February 10, 2016My favorite log cabin quilt was one I made from my son in Maine. I used thermal lining and designed it to fit his patio door.
—Jackie on February 10, 2016It helps keep his home warm all winter and hopefully reminds him of his mother whenever he walks out the door.
Have done several but my favorite is one done for my first grandson. Fussy cut Lightning McQueen centers and used red and black fabrics to construct the blocks. Arranged the blocks so the reds created lightning streaks diagonally across the top. Backed it with winding road fabric so he could play with his toy cars. Used also in Christmas placemats where the block was set diagonally to create a Christmas tree. So many ways to play with log cabin blocks! Thanks for the chance to win this book!
What fun ideas, Gayle, love the Lightning McQueen theme! –Jenny
—Gayle Mitchel on February 10, 2016Log cabin quilts have always been a favorite…the are so versatile!
In the very early 90’s I was working on a queen sized "streak’o’lightening" log cabin during a "rough patch" in my life. when I finally finished it 4 years later I called it "The Rocky Road". It has become a daily user, well loved and well used.
I may have to get this book!
—Marie on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts and have used log cabin block of various kinds for boarders on quilts. they are fun and easy and change the looks of a quilt just by sewing them in different colors or sizes, or orders of colors!
—Renee Stonebrook on February 10, 2016I’ve made about a dozen from baby to king sized.
—June Dolly on February 10, 2016My absolute favorite was a fall colors
queen sized for my daughter. I’d love to win this book.
Have worked on two log cabin group projects. Great fun to do it with fellow quilters.
—Bernice on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple log cabin projects, but they have all been very traditional settings. The first project was a quilt top from a jelly roll, and it is still patiently sitting in my UFO pile waiting for me to finish it. Then there were the tiny log cabin pins that I made for a gift exchange (they finished at 1 3/4 inches) And my last log cabin project was a rainbow log cabin quilt (yes, I can call it a quilt because it is DONE!! ^.^ ) I’d like to try some of the unique settings from the book!
—Barb Johnson on February 10, 2016I love seeing log cabin quilts. Unfortunately, I have only made a couple of log cabin blocks, but never a whole quilt. Seeing this book I am inspired to make a quilt.
—Deborah on February 10, 2016I have some blocks I made years ago, my first quilting effort, however I was unhappy with any arrangement I tried. I ended sewing up some of them into 4 patches for pillows!
—Shirley on February 10, 2016I LOVE log cabin quilts!! Have done very few of them, but my most favorite isn’t even put all together yet. I put one log cabin block in a sampler quilt where the finished strips were 1/4″! It’s so cute!
—Peggy Laipple on February 10, 2016I made a small Christmas wall hanging from four blocks to have a wreath like look and used little pieces of fabric from my saved scraps. Then later I made a Christmas quilt log cabin blocks. The funny fact on the big quilt was that it was fabric I bought back in 1989 and a Family Circle pattern when I was going to start quilting which never happened as I went back to work full time that year. So after quilting a couple of years starting around 2008, I found the fabric and magazine and made the quilt top. Still needs quilting but I will get it done eventually with my Sweet Sixteen sit down quilting machine. I really want to improve Log Cabin skills as I love the variations that can come from those blocks.
—Sherri on February 10, 2016never made a log cabin block, I would like to have a free copy to give it a try. thanks for the opportunity.
—sandi on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts. Have never made one yet. On my list to do.
—Connie Wood on February 10, 2016I love the Log Cabin block, but I have only made one quilt thus far. Thanks for the chance to win!
—Pam on February 10, 2016Log Cabin quilts are my go to design whenever I’m doing comfort quilts for people in need. I’ve probably made 50 or more – great way to use up scraps!
—Susan K on February 10, 2016That could be a record, Susan! –Jenny
I’ve made a few, not whole quilts, but smaller blocks as parts of larger blocks.. sometimes I get it right sometimes they are off kilter!
—Debbie D on February 10, 2016Only a few, but I love the log cabin blocks.the patterns look wonderful!
—Tammy on February 10, 2016I have made a log quilt for every friend’s house warming.
—Suzy Thyne on February 10, 2016I made my first log cabin quilt many years ago. I never get tired of all the variations, from traditional to modern.
—Nell on February 10, 2016i have only done a small amount of log cabin quilts. but i love them, they are so fun to play with and so quick to make. thanks for this awesome chance.
—Lori Smanski on February 10, 2016I have made a couple of log cabins and I would like to try a curvy one. This book would be nice help to have.
—Pam on February 10, 2016I have made log cabin squares for a row quilt but not 1 quilt that was totally log cabin squares. I would like to start doing a full quilt with the "Ice Crystals" shown in the blog. Thank you or the opportunity!
—Janey on February 10, 2016I love log cabins also. I have made 4 including a log cabin heart that hangs on the wall on the cardiac floor of my hospital.They are definitely my favorite.
—peg weldon on February 10, 2016Peg weldon
I have made a few traditional log cabin projects and like the different varations in the samples of your new book.
—Sam on February 10, 2016wow!!! this book is amazing. I think I want to make everyone of the quilts. My fingers are crossed, that I win.
—Cheryl Warstler on February 10, 2016Although I have never made a log cabin quilt. I have always thought that they are beautiful. After looking through the patterns in this book, I am ready to make one and have already picked out which one!
—Debbie Kitsos on February 10, 2016The first quilt I made was the traditional log cabin and was a quilt as you go. We made the blocks, attaching them to the batting as we made them, then joined them in strips then joined the back to each strip as we went along. I loved sewing this way until, after joining a quilters’ guild, I realised I used the wrong material & the incorrect batting. But I have always loved the log cabin & until now, didn’t realise how many wonderful versions there are to it especially the "Red Licorice Garden. I would really love to win one of these books to expand on the log cabin.
—Gloria Curry on February 10, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts. Like many others, it was the first quilt I ever made. Second was a sampler quilt which has several log cabin blocks. Would love to try the Ice Crystals pattern – it’s gorgeous!
—Kathy L on February 10, 2016I’m building my first log cabin right now!!!
—Linda Bick on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts — a couple traditional looking ones for the kids beds. I took a class on making a wonky log cabin and that was fun. Log cabins are very versatile.
—Estie on February 10, 2016Mostly I make log cabin blocks when I am using up scraps – really wonky but looks great.
—Glenda Britten on February 10, 2016Log cabin blocks are my FAVORITE to make!!! I have made lots of them for family and friends! They look best using scraps 🙂
—Bernadette Schultz on February 10, 2016I have only made one so far, but love all of the variations the block provides.
—jo on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple, and often say I should make another soon. This book would give me incentive.
—Bette on February 10, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin in blacks, reds, and white. I got on a roll and ended up making enough blocks for a queen size quilt. I’ve always been drawn to the endless designs created with such a simple block.
—Lynn on February 10, 2016I made one log cabin baby quilt without any sort of plan or pattern. I loved it and would like to try one with a pattern! This book looks fun, thanks for the chance to win it.
—Karen Hurst on February 10, 2016I’ve admired Log Cabin quilts. but, have not even made a Log Cabin block yet!. They’re on my "want to make" list! "I Love Log Cabins" looks like a great book. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
—Kathleen Dalecio on February 10, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts. I love their versatility. One block can be arranged in many ways to achieve a totally different look.
—Nicole Westling on February 10, 2016this looks like an essential book! My first quilt (many years ago) was a log cabin and I’ve made many since and probably will continue to! Ohm how I hope thatjust this once I win!!!!
—Jody on February 10, 2016I am new to quilting so I have never made a log cabin quilt but have seen lots of beautiful one’s. I would love to try one for sure. This book would be very nice to have for sure.
—Connie Barber on February 10, 2016I’ve made two large log cabin quilts. I thought I would never make another until I saw this book. What a delightful book!
—JoAnne T. on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt and that was a kit and years ago. I really like the wonky blocks, have to try this again
—K on February 10, 2016Great quilts.
—Leona on February 10, 2016I have made too many to count. Love log cabin
—Leona on February 10, 2016Leona
I have never made a log cabin quilt, but I would love to. I would love to win a copy of this book.
—Liz Dyer on February 10, 2016I have made none!! But I would love to!
—Jessica on February 10, 2016I would love to make a log cabin quilt….Miss Rosie’s is my fave xx
—Krystena on February 10, 2016I have never made any log cabins as I am quite new to quilting.
—Claire Ross on February 10, 2016Just a few blocks for samplers, but I want to make an entire log cabin quilt very soon.
—Glenda in Florida on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt only a log cabin Christmas tree wall hanging. The design & colours have always fascinated me and this book would encourage me to give it a go, Thank you to all the designers who have contributed to this book and given us the opportunity to win one.
—Marie on February 10, 2016Years ago my quilting gal pals and I made a log cabin quilt as a group project for one of our group who was moving away. That is when we learned that no 2 sewing machines have equal 1/4 inch seam markings. Getting the blocks to fit together was a nightmare but it still looked beautiful when finished. I avoided log cabins for year after that! Finally made one for the cancer relay 2 years ago with hand me down strips and cured my fear!
—Joanne Moore on February 10, 2016In my quilting life, I’ve made a total of 4 log cabin quilts. I love them. I plan on making more!
—theresa sheldon on February 10, 2016I teach log cabin quilt classes. I would love to use this book for my class. (all students purchase a copy of any book I use in class.)
—Valerie on February 10, 2016I have made a couple of log cabin projects. My favorite is a cross wall hanging for my aunt’s memorial service. This book would help me improve so much.
—Kathie Feller on February 10, 2016The log cabin block is one of my all time favourites – I’ve made 2 versions of it so far but there many more I’d like to try. It would be awesome to win a copy of this ebook!!!
—Gwen on February 10, 2016I have built quite a few long cabins!! I love the block and use it often.
—Marg on February 10, 2016I’ve only ever done a log cabin block here and there, never a whole quilt. I didn’t realize there were so many options for patterns.
—Carole M on February 10, 2016I love LOG CABINS and would love receiving this book
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—Marilyn Davis on February 10, 2016I have made only one or two blocks in the log cabin style. I doubt my ability to make the blocks all come out the same size, so I stay clear of that pattern.
—Sandy W. on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple of log cabin quilt. One queen size quilt with the "fire" in the corner of the block, was set on point and gifted to my stepson and his wife. I also have a blues and lights queen size top with 3/4″ logs waiting for me to decide whether to piece a row of all dark lc blocks to serve as a border. It is in a trellis setting. I think it is one of my favorites.
—Brenda on February 10, 2016Just finished a log cabin top. My second in the past year. Love them!!
—Becky R from IL on February 10, 2016A few with a modern or art quilt touch. I did one using junk maill and fabric scraps.
—Marlene on February 10, 2016I have a very old publication that used small log cabin blocks to make things like hearts, bunnies, etc. I also like to use them in my quilts, even if I don’t make the whole quilt log cabin.
—Nancy on February 10, 2016I have made 2 Log Cabins, one for our bed, and one for my son. I have made 2 smaller ones for baby quilts.
—valma honeyfield on February 10, 2016Would love to read this entire book! A log cabin quilt is on my list… My never ending, always growing..quilting list
—Kimberlier on February 10, 2016Not a single one! i would love to have a go but am a bit scared of the block! it is such a quilting icon & i’m not sure i am good enough yet to do it justice….maybe a copy of the book would give me the courage to have a go.
—Suzanne Keal on February 10, 2016My first was back in the 80’s and was only a wallhanging, several since but if I win, it’ll be Jill Finley’s as "Black Licorice! Thanks!
—Deb P. on February 10, 2016I haven’t tackled a log cabin quilt for yonks……maybe it’s time to refresh my ideas and get some material out and do more! Don’t need telling twice….:)
—Shirl on February 10, 2016Have always wanted to make a log cabin quilt. It is on my list and I have been collecting photos of patterns to do. Just not brave yet. Would love to win. The curvey one looks exceptional just the incentive I need.
—Lenore on February 10, 2016One of my favorite blocks. Have made many small projects, never a whole quilt.
—Rivka Hamdani on February 10, 2016I made some small log cabin projects years ago, but I’ve been wanting to do another to use up some scraps. Maybe now’s the time! Thanks for the chance.
—Kathy H on February 10, 2016I made log cabin quilts for my 2 grandsons. They loved them…
—Betty Gebhardt on February 10, 2016Just one!!!!
—Rita Frevert on February 10, 2016I loved them so much that when I retired and actually had time to quilt, my first quilt had to be a LOG CABIN!!
They may be called beginner or easy BUT they lose their appeal if you don’t have the "smarts" or skill to know the necessity of a consistent quarter inch seam allowance.
Maybe if I win this book, I will try again, but for now I have been intimated enough to admire them from afar.
I have never made a log cabin block or quilt yet. I have a kit for one by Joanne Figuaroa but I have not started it yet!
—Denise on February 10, 2016My first quilt and the one currently on my machine plus several others in my 25+ years of quilting. It has always been one of my favorite blocks.
—Carole D on February 10, 2016Since I’ve yet to make a Log Cabin quilt I should start my "Wish for a Win List" with ‘I Love Log Cabins’, followed by ‘Mi Casa’ and then ‘Ice Crystals’. I have a feeling all 3 of these wonderful patterns are going to figure heavily in all my dreams as well as haunting my waking moments.
—Norma Weeks on February 10, 2016I’m certainly going to be praying extra hard!
I love log cabin quilts and all the variations… maybe time for another one?
—Carol on February 10, 2016I’ve made one log cabin variation quilt … now, i’m looking forward to making Jocelyn Ueng’s Ice Crystals, my favorite of the quilt patterns shown here.
—ritainalaska on February 10, 2016I’ve made two completed ones myself…Courthouse Step variations, and one which was a group project for a friend who was very ill. I am looking to do a few more for new babies in the family. Would love to win this book!
—Beth Holcombe on February 10, 2016Beautiful!! Would love to win the book!!
—Meo McIntyre on February 10, 2016A log cabin quilt is a necessity in any quilt collection. They are timeless and so versatile. One can go from a traditional look with homespun fabric to a totally modern look with the new vibrant colors of today. You just can’t get tired of them!
—Debbie K on February 10, 2016I’ve made log cabin table runners and wall hangings, but never a full size quilt. Maybe now is the time!
—Carol Vickers on February 10, 2016How about a log cabin sweatshirt, log cabin bag, log cabin placemats
—Kathy on February 10, 2016I have made 3 Log Cabin quilts all of them with a different variation. I really like the one with the stars in the corners. Thanks!
—Wendy on February 10, 2016I made a wedding quilt for my daughter using the log cabin block. It was done in blue and white prints like the blue and white China. It was stunning and she loved it!
—Pam G on February 10, 2016Countless – one year my quilting group’s challenge was a log cabin block. I chose a design from a book of paper pieced log cabin designs that matched the recipient’s character – I made hearts, flowers, wreaths, twists and the list goes on. Love them
—Kerry on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet, but did make a traditional log cabin block into a pot holder. Would like to make a large log cabin quilt.
—Nancy Harvey on February 10, 2016I have many log cabin quilts. Everything from a 3″ finished size to a one block quilt using 6 1/2″ wide strips. I’ve made traditional blocks to curved blocks. I just love this versatile block! My all-time favourite! I would love to have this book so I can make more!
—Irene Philp on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin quilt yet, but am planning too one day. This book would be so helpful, I would love it!
—Vickie Grissom on February 10, 2016I am a quilter wannabee! I am eager to begin and want my first to be a log cabin quilt. This book would be wonderful! Thank you for this opportunity. I know the book would really get me going.
—Liz on February 10, 2016I am actually currently building a log cabin from a company that sells precut log cabin kits. I’m making a red/white/blue one for the Quilts of Valor organization.
—Fran Claassens on February 10, 2016I have only made 2 small ones. This book would definitely help me make more.
—Jeane on February 10, 2016A log cabin quilt is on my to do list – would love to pick one from the book
—Gail Seely on February 10, 2016Have not made any log cabin quilts but Ice Crystals and Red Licorice Garden are beautiful and would like to make either of these. Book with all patterns and instructions will be a good start to begin.
—Joyce C on February 10, 2016I have only made one Log Cabin Quilt, but have made the block for various quilts. Would love to win the book and try some other log cabins.
—Sylvia on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a log cabin quilt. I have made 6 other log cabin quilts since. The last was for a wedding quilt.
—Sue on February 10, 2016My only Log cabin square that I made was a Christmas gift. I made a log cabin hot plate. I added cinnamon and nutmeg inside. I’d love to make quilt of log cabin next.Id Love to receive the book. Ty, Linda
—Linda Reinhardt on February 10, 2016I have started a rooster log cabin with a fussy cut rooster in the center and rust/light blue logs.
—Marcia Hoekstra on February 10, 2016I have made 4 different styles of log cabin. One is pined and waiting to be quilted right now:)
—Mary Stephens on February 10, 2016Love, love, love log cabins! I have made at least 5!
—Sue on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one so far, but it’s one of my favorite blocks.
—Jen K on February 10, 2016I have a treasured wool log cabin quilt made by my great grandmother. I made a flannel log cabin last year. My first but not my last!
—Karen on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a few blocks a long time ago to go into a sampler quilt. I’ve always wanted to make a whole quilt out of them though.
—Dana Haskell on February 10, 2016I have two completed and two half finished log cabins on my quilting resume.
—Joan on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin quilt, but I have been wanting to make another one.
—Donna W on February 10, 2016Love the fabulous remakes of the grand ole log cabin block!
—Mo on February 10, 2016I love all the various log cabin quilts you show. I have made one and really enjoyed the process. I have several more in my brain that I would like to make someday. Happy peaceing. Katie
—Katie Gomez on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin quilts, and keep thinking I need to make more. I definitely can use the inspiration provided in the book.
—Nancy N on February 10, 2016The log cabin quilt was what started my quiltmaking journey!! I have made 3 log cabin quilts.
—Debra Reber on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin quilt. It was made from a Fig Tree Company pattern with a cute Moda fabric.
—Gayle Miller on February 10, 2016I’ve made one log cabin quilt and loved the process. In fact, it is on my bed now!
—Donna Wall on February 10, 2016I really like log cabins because they are so versatile. If I’m blessed enough to win, thank you!
—Robbin Golden on February 10, 2016My first quilt was a king sized log cabin. Since then I have made a baby quilt, a curved log cabin quilt, a mode modern log cabin quilt, and a lap quilt. Right now I am in a log cabin swap so see another log cabin in my future.
—Billie Shannon on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabins. I would love to make more! I especially want to make Blocked in. Thanks for the chance to win
—Anne D on February 10, 2016I have made 3 Log Cabin quilts. Also a group of gals at my church , where we gather once a month to quilt. It is 7 of us. Each has made 1 quilt. I don’t think I have enough life left to make all of the designs.
—Jean Jacobs on February 10, 2016OMG I love love Log Cabin quilts – I have made two and intend to make more. Love the different ways you can combine the blocks for the different looks. I already have several books but would love love to own another.
—Linda on February 10, 2016I have made a few simple log cabin blocks but not a whole quilt. I LOVE Jackie White’s "Rocking the Rainbow" and am anxious to make one.
—Elizabeth on February 10, 2016I have no idea how many log cabin quilts and pillows I have made over the years but I do still have,and wear, a yellow sweatshirt I made into a jacket and gave it a square log cabin collar. I have loved that sweatshirt jacket for more than 30 years. SO EASY! I cut the sweatshirt down the front and sewed 2 strips of grosgrain ribbon on each side of the front opening to finish the front opening. I then cut the collar opening by removing the neck binding and cutting the 2 front edges in a slight V shape. I sewed a square of yellow and green strips into a log cabin pattern THE LENGTH MATCHING THE NECK OPENING, and faced the back of the log cabin square with a complimentary fabric. Next I cut the collar square to match the neck opening and placed the right side of the collar square INSIDE the neck opening with right side of the collar square facing wrong side of the sweatshirt. I sewed the neck seams together. I then surged the neck/collar seam and then simply flipped the collar square to its right side, and ironed all surfaces. It took about 2 hours to do the whole thing. This jacket has been all over the world with me and lots of quilters have stopped me to ask where I got it. 🙂
—Lynn on February 10, 2016I love log cabin quilts and would love to win this book!
—Jeanne on February 10, 2016I have looked several times at starting a log cabin but haven’t yet. This book would definitely give me inspiration!
—Kathy Dugger on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few LC blocks when necessary, usually paper-pieced to keep them from going wonky on me. Given all these interesting designs though, I could see myself making many more in the future.
—Cindy A. on February 10, 2016Hoping to win a copy of the Log Cabin book. I’ve not made a log cabin quilt yet, but really want to.
—Edna on February 10, 2016Log Cabin quilts are the best 🙂
—Diane on February 10, 2016Have yet to make one. Never seem to have time to pull fabric together. Currently finished baby quilts for twins.
—Gail on February 10, 2016I’ve made a few blocks – in varying sizes, including one that was a heart log cabin – perfect for Valentine’s Day. This new book is inspiring – I love to see different designers’ takes on traditional blocks made new.
—Gail on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabins or a variation. My favorite and it is on my bed now, is the Marti Michell, Ramblin’ Rosemeets Jamestown. I believe she used the same blocks for a Stonehedge Meets Jsmestiwn version! I love how basic log cabin blocks can combine with other blocks to make a great quikt!
—Judi on February 10, 2016Log Cabins are my favorite quilts to make. I’ve made two and want to do more as time permits.
—Alice Happe on February 10, 2016I made one quilt with 60 log cabin blocks.
—Marty on February 10, 2016I’ve just made one, twin-sized out of yellows and lilacs. I’d like to make another!
—Marianne on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but I would really like to try the Ice Crystals. I think it is so unique and love the way the logs go together.
—Lori Chvojka on February 10, 2016I have only made a few log cabin blocks and would love to use this book to be inspired to make more!!!
—Janetta Dobler on February 10, 2016j_dobler@msn.com
I have made 6 variations of the log cabin quilt. I love the many different variations that you can use to create a completely different quilt.
—Deborah Whaley on February 10, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts – it is my favorite block!
—Lee on February 10, 2016I have made only one log cabin quilt and this book has sparked my interest!
—Lynne C on February 10, 2016I made a log cabin quilt years ago and gave it away. Time to make another one! Love them…
—debbie on February 10, 2016Love all the different variations of this great quilt block. I have 1 made and half way through another. I would love to make each one of these!
—Sharon on February 10, 2016I’m new to quilting and am excited to learn how to do log cabin blocks! I love the look of these quilts and am very quickly becoming addicted to fabric sites, books, patterns and all things related to quilting. It’s been fun taking classes and meeting new friends!
—Paula C on February 10, 2016I have never made a single log cabin block, not one, not ever!!! I did try once! This project is still on my "bucket" list. When I understand the balance of the light and dark fabrics I hope to tackle this project again :>)
—Georgina on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a few log cabin quilts. My favorite is a mock log cabin I made in 1994 or 95 during Christmas break(I’m a teacher). I remember staying up until 2 am working on it. It was difficult to lay it out because my apartment was so small. But, it turned out great! It just makes me happy to look at it!
—Denise K on February 10, 2016Only two.
—Lin Keller on February 10, 2016I’ve never done a Log cabin before but looking at these patterns excites me to try one RIGHT NOW!
—Susan on February 10, 2016I have made two log cabin quilts so far – definitely more to come!
—Gwen Wehner on February 10, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts and have one more ready to go. Thanks for sharing!
—Denise W on February 10, 2016I made a sampler quilt that has log cabin blocks as one component. I made several wonky log cabin blocks for a donation project. I am always amazed at the variety of settings for loot cabin blocks.
—Ruth Hurst on February 10, 2016Love the log cabins, wanting to make one next!
—Dawn Norris on February 10, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt but would love to make more. This book looks like it has some great variations.
—Anita on February 10, 2016I have never made any log cabin blocks. I have only sewn strips together for a quilt top and used free motion on designs for quilt tops.
—Gail B on February 10, 2016I made one Christmas wallhanging with log cabins and another one from the Lively Little Logs collection (log cabins in miniature). I’m always on the lookout for new ideas!
—Margaret K. on February 10, 2016I love making log cabin quilts…..I’ve made several different variations. That Ice Crystal pattern is just calling out my name.
—Janet on February 10, 2016I have made a pair of twin barn raising, a 60 degree table cloth, several uneven block borders, a double courthouse steps, and untold blocks and border parts.
—jojo on February 10, 2016Log Cabin is one of my favorites probably because it is where I started many years ago. Don’t know how many total larger quilts I’ve made, but one Christmas I made over 100 Log Cabin Christmas Tree ornaments using 3/4″ strips with a finished measurement of 2 1/2″ per ornament!!
—Ruth Johnson on February 10, 2016I have to make Them all!
—Stephanie on February 10, 2016I’ve made 3 log cabins or variations. So many possibilities!
—Karen L on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a single log cabin quilt block. I would love to experiment more with some of the lovely designs you featured. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
—Kim Cassie on February 10, 2016Just one so far, but plan to do more!
—Diana O on February 10, 2016A Log Cabin has been in my bucket list, but I haven’t made one yet. Some of the snap shots on your blog really give me inspiration to try it. Thank you for the opportunity to win one of the books.
—Susan Clarkson on February 10, 2016I have only made one but would love to make all of them. Didn’t know there were so many. I love the log cabin look. That’s for the free give away. Nancy
—Nancy on February 10, 2016great designs and color inspirations! I’ve never done a log cabin as i’m fairly new to quilting. this may be the incentive to do so. thanx for the giveaway!
—jannw on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a few log cabins and most of them were paper pieced.
—Sandy A in St. Louis on February 10, 2016It’s the block I use the most for scrappy quilts. I haven’t kept count of how many. There’s a huge pile of 1930’s strips just waiting for me in my sewing room right now. The best one I’ve made was a Courthouse Stairs quilt for my first granddaughter. This book looks great.
—Andrea Griffin on February 10, 2016I have only made one small log cabin guilt years ago. Love them. Will make more some day.
—Diane Lufkin on February 10, 2016I love log cabin patterns. My first log cabin was a baby quilt for a newborn. I must have made at least four log cabins. I am ready for more with this new book.
—Brenda on February 10, 2016I built my dolly a log cabin… quilt that is. I would love to have the Log Cabin book for inspirarion for another.
—Debby Hughey on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin quilt block, but would love to give it a try! I am especially intrigued by the "Mi Casa" quilt.
—Donna G. on February 10, 2016Many years ago, my very first attempt at quilting was to make nine log cabin blocks. These blocks became pockets for three bags. I really enjoyed making those blocks so, when I think about it now, I’m amazed they were my first and last log cabins. Thank you for the opportunity to rediscover this versatile block.
—Gai Butler on February 10, 2016I have not done any, could use some inspiration!
—Karen on February 10, 2016Just a couple. Love all the patterns in the new book.
—Ruth R. on February 10, 2016I have not made any log cabin quilts yet. But I did buy a ruler! Now all I need is a book, lol. Cindy M.
—Cindy Mills on February 10, 2016Have envied the beautiful log cabin quilts I see everywhere, but never made one. This would be the perfect beginning!
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—Deborah Werner on February 10, 2016Deb
How fun. I’ve only made 3 of them, but plan on making a lot more. The variety is endless.
—Cynthia Green on February 10, 2016I made a couple of log cabin blocks a long time ago for a sampler quilt but after seeing all these wonderful quilts I need to add this to my must make list!
—Terri E on February 10, 2016Love the log cabin quilts! Made my first one 23 years ago, still have and use it!
—Sue Marshall on February 10, 2016I have made 3 log cabins so far. Every time I begin one I have a new excitement of doing something challenging yet familiar. They sew up quickly and I love the precision and outcome each time.
—Jo Yawn on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a log cabin! I haven’t made a lot more of them, but several variations.
—Kate B. on February 10, 2016somewhere in between … I have done one large queen log cabin and then a few small with log cabin blocks mixed with other things. Love to use them fill. It is just a great block, and I have a whole book of pp blocks too! "Rock the Cabin"!
—Tonie Peterson on February 10, 2016I have finished all the log cabin blocks for a queen size quilt. Now I just have to put them together! I love log cabin and over the years have made different projects using them. Thanks for the chance to win this new log cabin book!
—Linda Webster on February 10, 2016I made enough blocks for a king size quilt, of a scrappy log cabin with one half inch finished strips. I have one quarter of it set together and love it. thanks for this giveaway.
—Janet Crossman on February 10, 2016I like the yellow or red in the window of the log cabin…
—Diane Gullett on February 10, 2016I’ve only sewn a block
—Diane Gullett on February 10, 2016I’ve made one large quilt and four other smaller quilts using log cabin patterns. I love making them! I would be thrilled to win! Thank you for the opportunity. 😊
—Sheila Fernkopf on February 10, 2016I think I’ve only finished two log cabins, but know there are more hopefully in my future. After all it is one of my favorite blocks.
—Annette F. on February 10, 2016A lot !!! I love Log Cabins !!!
—Giovanna Olbera on February 10, 2016Only a few – don’t know why as I really love the look of the cabins. Thanks for the chance to win this book.
—Bea on February 10, 2016One, it was black and white with red centers.
—Melody Lutz on February 10, 2016The Blue one looks like a snowflake can’t wait to make it.
—Sandi on February 10, 2016The very first quilt I made was a Quilt in a Day log cabin quilt, which is still my favorite quilt.
—Joan H. on February 10, 2016I HAVE NOT MADE ANY LOG CABIN BLOCKS YET. I LOVE LOG CABIN QUILTS AND WOULD LOVE TO MAKE ONE OR SEVERAL FROM THIS BOOK
—chris zofkie on February 10, 2016I have made one, and have two in the works. Love looking at the different ways the block can be arranged.
—Janet T on February 10, 2016I have never done log cabin quilts, but would love to try one. would love to win this book.
—beth daniels on February 10, 2016I made my first curved log cabin quilt for my daughter this past Christmas. It turned out beautifully and I loved making it.
—Polly on February 10, 2016I sure hope to make more and would love this book. Thank you for this chance to possibly win one!
I’ve made log cabin blocks in classes that I’ve taken–two different methods. Have yet to turn one into a quilt–still on my to do list, but love them.
—Mary B on February 10, 2016I have only made one log cabin block just getting started in quilting!
—Teresa Seamon on February 10, 2016I’m a log cabin newbie; I’ve built only one pillow-size log cabin block. I would love to see more of the patterns in the "I Love Log Cabins" book. Thanks for the chance to win one!
—Kathy B on February 10, 2016One double sized about 15 years ago using oriental fabrics for my daughter.
—Lynn W on February 10, 2016When I first got married (31 years ago on grounding day) my mom and I made about 4 quilt as you go log cabin quilts for various gifts. About 3 years ago I made a lap quilt that was 2 sizes of log cabin blocks in one quilt.
—Sharon B on February 10, 2016I have used the log cabin in the straight furrows patters twice and have recently used the block with a block of the month quilt to make it bigger. I love the block and plan to do more. Would love the book for more inspiration.
—Betty on February 10, 2016I’ve made a log cabin out of men’s ties. I hope I win!
—Karla on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin quilts. One was a baby quilt that ended up with hearts all through the quilt as the blocks were twisted. Another was a Christmas quilt. I like the Ice crystal quilt pattern. Very nice. Thanks for the chance to win.:)
—Deborah George on February 10, 2016Making a log cabin quilt is on my to do list, but I haven’t made one up to now. The books looks beautiful and I’d love to read more and learn how to piece the blocks.
—Elizabeth on February 10, 2016I’ve made 2 traditional log cabin blocks, but would love to try some of the others!
—Colleen Gonzales on February 10, 2016I’ve made 1 log cabin runner but loving the modern takes on them! Here’s hoping. 🙂
—Stacey on February 10, 2016I have been quilting for 40+ years and have only made one log cabin block. Not a quilt, a block. I think I need a reason to make a log cabin quilt and this book looks like it is perfect to get me started.
—Rina on February 10, 2016I love all of the different variations shown above! I really love Jill Finley’s! I have only made log cabin or courthouse steps blocks for a couple samplers, I haven’t made a complete quilt with them. It is on my to do list!
—kimr on February 10, 2016I’ve never sewed a log cabin block, but would love to learn from this book!
—Elizabeth on February 10, 2016I have only made one, but seeing yours in the new fabrics certainly puts a prettier spin on it. I like your color combinations and would like to try one with new fabrics.
—Laurel Bates on February 10, 2016Love "Ice Crystals"! Log Cabins have always caught my eye. I have made a few but want to make many more.
—Jan Lund on February 10, 2016Have made traditional log cabin blocks, but am intrigued by the modern improv design shown on this page. It’s now on my list! 🌟
—byjoanlora on February 10, 2016Hi,
—Peggy Gergely on February 10, 2016I am a newbie quilter. Participated in a 6 hour course on making log cabin quilts and borders. Thanks for the information about the book! Thank you for the opportunity to win this giveaway!
My first attempt at using a pattern for a quilted table topper was a log cabin. I used red and white Christmas fabric.I hung it up for the first time this year. Love it!!
—Linda on February 10, 2016New to quilting even newer to log cabins but did one and now I can not stop
—Morwenna Theaker on February 10, 2016So far I have only made 1 log cabin quilt (my very first quilt!) but there is another one in the near future. The quilts in the book look fabulous!
—Barb in MI on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks and the quilt designs you can make with them. Would love to have this book.
—Carol on February 10, 2016about half a dozen, large and small
—Laura Wernet on February 10, 2016Haven’t done any log cabin quilts yet, but have all the fabric and notions; now just.need. the. time!
—Nancy madrick on February 10, 2016Haven’t done a log cabin . . . yet! I’m loving the look of the Courthouse Steps Variation.
—Rachel Hiebert on February 10, 2016Just finished making two Log Cabin quilts. One is the Streak O Lightning done in browns and tans, quilted with 5 arc Baptist Fan. This quilt is to be donated to Batson’s Children Hospital. The second Log Cabin quilt is Star, pieced in tans and browns. It is quilted with radiating lines from center of each block radiating to edge. This quilt will be donated to a home bound person.
—Theresa Scarborough on February 10, 2016I haven’t made any log cabin quilts, but I have done some log cabin stitching in crochet.
—Renee on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin quilt yet. It is on my bucket list as I am a new quilter. Wouls love to win the book so L can get started. I need to make a quilt for our son’s wedding in Jund and a log cabin would be perfect for me to do.
—Kathy E on February 10, 2016I love log cabins and have made a few. My fave is the wedding quilt for my son and his wife that was arranged like Chinese lanterns with appliqued sunflowers in the borders.Would love this book!
—Ellen on February 10, 2016Yellow is the light of the home and red is the heart of the home on traditional blocks. I’d love to learn new ways to use the log cabin blocks
—sharon beeghly on February 10, 2016I have made a few, large and small. It’s a love hate relationship. Mostly love. My favorite one was with my son who helped me decide the centers using paper piecing and fussy cuts. We lost it in a fire, sadly.
—Julie Landrith on February 10, 2016I adore log cabin projects and have made quite a few – it’s such a versatile block!
—Belinda K-N on February 10, 2016My first king size quilt was a log cabin made in 1970 in the days of limited quilting fabrics — mainly calicos. I have also made numerous gift items, such as coasters, christmas ornaments, tree skirt, purses. It is a favorite pattern.
—Regina Harris on February 10, 2016I haven’t tried to do a log cabin yet. But I really want to learn how!
—Michelle Myers (@chelle0118) on February 10, 2016Log cabins are my first love, I especially love watercolor curved log cabins.
—Beth on February 10, 2016I only made one and it was a modified log cabin where the small square is in the outer corner instead of in the center which gives an interesting look.
—Judith Martinez on February 10, 2016I have made two full size log cabin quilts,one pillow, and two bags. Log cabins are one of my favorites and this book looks exciting and inspiring. I want to make all the quilts!
—Susan on February 10, 2016One log cabin pincushion built thus far.
—Diane B on February 10, 2016have made log cabin blocks as part of a bigger quilt but not a complete log cabin block quilt- like the patterns in this book
—Karen H on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks but have only made one quilt using them. I would love to try many different ones. This book looks like a good source for trying new ones.
—Vicki on February 10, 2016Terrific Book….looked through pictures several times. What an array of styles. Winner.
Me, I have made a number of log cabins as they are often my choice for donation quilts as I cut my leftovers into various widths of strings. Would thoroughly enjoy winning a copy. Have already passed your website to,friends who aren’t on your email list.
Thanks for another great book
Jane Modjeski
—MJ Modjeski on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts and love the many interesting variations of this block. Thanks for the great giveaway!
—Bonnie on February 10, 2016I haven’t made any log cabin quilts… yet….
—Karen Cohn on February 10, 2016These are such creative ideas! Ice crystals and rockin the rainbow stand out tonight. This would be great guides for exploring the relationship of different fabrics. Thanks for the chance!
—June on February 10, 2016I have made several log cabin blocks which found their way into sampler projects. I am also working on a folded log cabin project. This is a wonderful offer!
—Beverly Fugazzi on February 10, 2016My very first quilt was a Log Cabin and I have done several since then. It looks like a fresh take on Log Cabin quilts.
—Mary on February 10, 2016I have made one log cabin quilts-twin size in fall colors. It was a good starter project for quilting. I love the ice quilt that is in this book.
—carol on February 10, 2016I’ve made a couple of pillows but never an entire quilt. Some of these certainly make me want to change that!
—Marsha T on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin quilts. I’m making a heart one right now.
—Chris on February 10, 2016I have not made any yet but would love to learn I’m just a beginner. I have been making table runners for my 91 year old mother who has Parkinson. I try to make a new one each month to help brighten her day.I am her care giver and have found the quilting also helps me deal with some of the stress. I also read your emails which shows my new items to learn.
—Charlotte Jones on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin quilt yet, but I am planning one soon.
—Jeanette Kaetler on February 10, 2016Absolutely love log cabin. I’ve made 3 or 4 using the wonky log cabin pattern by Log Cabin Quiltery. Log cabin quilts can be real stash busters. Love’em!!!
—Janet on February 10, 2016I have not made a log cabin but it’s on my bucket list of quilts to try,
—Barbara Dolan on February 10, 2016To win one of these books would be so amazing. Thanks for the chance.
I have made three Log Cabins, two were small baby quilts, made with a mixture of different shades and depths of color, the first one hardly looked like a log cabin design, it was set in like I think it is called a courthouse steps layout. The second small one was very traditional, red centers, light on one side, dark on the other, was reds with yellow and blacks, all sort of thirties looking fabrics and patterns… chickens/ roosters chicks. The third one I did is large… greens and bright autumn golds, and layout is Fields and furrows since we live on a farm. I loved doing every one and am sure they won’t be the last. I would love to win a copy of the new book about Log Cabin Quilt patterns.
—Shirley Vick on February 10, 2016I have ordered from and enjoyed everything from Martingale.
Thank you, Shirley Vick
My second large quilt was a log cabin variation in blues and yellows. That was a very long time ago…for some reason I’ve never made another.
—Joy Paull on February 10, 2016I love Log Cabin. I have made several on the Scrapbook Covers I make as gifts and have plans to make one for my daughter which is on the top of my to-do list.
—ELIZAJANE on February 10, 2016I have made a few log cabin quilts in the past. Recently I fell in love with curved log cabin blocks. Have made a wall hanging with curved log cabin blocks. It is hang next to my grandfather’s(the small version) clock. My gravatar shows a picture of this wall hanging.
—Sandra on February 10, 2016I have sewn log cabin blocks before but haven’t put them together yet. Love the fact of using my stash. I would love to win a copy of the book.
—Jan Freberg on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a few, but seeing the immense possibilities of them I would like to make a lot more, hence I WANT THE BOOK, jajaja. Great give away, thank you……
—antigοne_marcelena on February 10, 2016Absolutely gorgeous quilts! Congratulations on a wonderful book.
—Joanne O'Hara on February 10, 2016The 1st pieced quilt I made, many years ago was a quilt as you go baby quilt. Have not made another one since, but I do love the way you can make so many different designs with the blocks. Anxious to try another one.
—Vickie Keith on February 10, 2016Love this book! I made a log cabin quilt for my DD’s wedding. I used their wedding colors for half of each block. The very first quilt I ever made was an Eleanor Burns Quilt in a Day. We still use that quilt some and I made it over 30 years ago.
—Loide Wasmund on February 10, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin yet but it is on my bucket list. This would be such a great book to have. Thanks for all the beautiful quilting books you publish.
How kind, thank you, Aniva! –Jenny
—Aniva on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a couple log cabin blocks within a couple sampler quilts. I really like the Ice Crystals quilt! Thanks for the chance to win this book.
—Kathy C on February 10, 2016I’ve only made a quilt as you go log cabin block as part of a bag. Need to make a full quilt. The book sure would help reach that goal. Thanks for the chance.
—Alicia on February 10, 2016I haven’t made ANY log cabins yet, so I am way behind! I need to get going. I would love to win that book!
—Arleen Finders on February 10, 2016This looks like a fabulous book and I thank you for the chance to win it!
—Lynne Tilley on February 10, 2016I have made a few improvisational blocks.
—Debbie Chenoweth on February 10, 2016I have never made a log cabin block. I love the look, and definitely plan to try. I would love to win this book. Thank you for the Giveaway.
—Kathryn Errante on February 10, 2016Strangely, I haven’t made one yet.
—Afton Warrick on February 10, 2016I have made single Log Cabin blocks for samplers and one small Log Cabin with stars.
—Mary on February 10, 2016I’ve made quite a few log cabins! They are so versatile! Most recently I designed a free form log cabin and four patch quilt for my newest grandson using peacock blue, spring greens and sunny yellows on white.
—Wendy Barker Paull on February 10, 2016I love log cabin blocks. There are so many combinations. Makes me think of my grandpa who was a forest ranger in 1916. He lived in a cabin outside of Steamboat Springs Colorado.
—Barb on February 10, 2016Log cabin blocks are so versatile and ageless. It would be amazing to have a chance to win a copy of this book and see all these new variations to choose from
—Carol on February 10, 2016I have made a few but never a quilt with many of them. Love the red quilt. thks for giveaway.
—Pamela Reim on February 10, 2016I did one full size traditional log cabin quilt years ago and currently am working on two (2) more for grandsons who recently got married (hoping to have them by Christmas). One more to get married this fall but his will have to wait a bit longer.
—Evelyn Wade on February 11, 2016I would love to have the book to get ideas for different settings.
I’ve made several log cabins, but the pattern never gets old. Any fabrics will work. What more can you ask for?
—Carol C on February 11, 2016I have made two log cabin quilts and it is one of my favorite blocks. I love the way you can combine the blocks to make more complex settings.Thanks for the opportunity.
—Isabel on February 11, 2016I have done a few log cabins. Really like the look of the curved log cabin and would love to learn how to make it.
—Lore Stanley on February 11, 2016I have made two twin size log cabins when my sons were very young. I have several vintage log cabins I have gotten at thrift stores.
—Karen M. on February 11, 2016I love the old patterns and tend to make those most often.
My first quilt was a log cabin, it is my only one and still one of my favorites. Thanks for the giveaway.
—Kathrie Travers on February 11, 2016One of my most favourite designs
—Teresa Mitchell on February 11, 2016I’ve made two small log cabins, and a dew dozen blocks for swaps. This book looks lovely. I’d life to make the sawtooth star variation.
—Mary on February 11, 2016I am addicted to log cabins – they are so easy and I would love to make some of the variations you are showing for this book.
—Pat Hammerstein on February 11, 2016I’ve only made 1 log cabin, but it sure was fun to make
—Lynnette Lamance on February 11, 2016Log Cabin is my first and favorite block and I’ve made at least a dozen quilts with them, there’s just so much you can do with them. Thank you.
—Dana Gaffney on February 11, 2016I’ve made 3 log cabin quilts. Thanks for the chance to win.
—Joanne on February 11, 2016I have never made one, but coincidentally I am getting together with a friend Saturday afternoon and starting one – the first one for both of us
—Suzanne on February 11, 2016I’ve never done a log cabin,but these look very inspiring.
—ann sulin on February 11, 2016I’ve only ever made a few log cabin blocks, but a quilt featuring them is on my ‘list’. I love making the wonky log cabin block and I love using up scraps to make them!!!
—chriss on February 11, 2016My very first quilt was a Log Cabin. I cut out cardboard templates and cut the whole quilt out with sissors (didn’t know about rotary cutters). I finished it but was not pretty! Over the years I’ve made a couple others but I’m thinking of redoing our bedroom and Log Cabin is just what I need!!
—Rose Landon on February 11, 2016I love log cabin quilts! I’ve never made one, but I’ve been wanting to forever. This could be the inspiration I need.
—TaraA on February 11, 2016I’ve made two – the traditional block and courthouse steps. These are both in my very first quilt, a sampler quilt. I love the blocks and always say I want to make a log cabin quilt – I must move this to the forefront.
—Lynn D in NC on February 11, 2016I made one many years ago for my Dad – would love to try some of these variations.
—Ruth B on February 11, 2016I have made 2 log cabin quilts and one courthouse quilt.
—Karen McMahon on February 11, 2016I have never made a log cabin.
—Cindy on February 11, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin pattern some 20 years ago. I LOVE log cabins and they have come so far since then. Would LOVE to have this book
—Debbie Wanzer on February 11, 2016Can you believe it? I have never stitched a log cabin block….yet! I would start with the traditional block as I love the effect of opposites.
—Kathy E. on February 11, 2016I’ve only made a few but this book is very inspiring and I’d love to try more! Thank you for the give-away!
—Cyndi Duffin on February 11, 2016Dark and light contrasts, literally the fabric of America! In my only (so far) log cabin quilt of more than 20 years ago, the fabrics ranged from lavender and white with tiny blue flowers (chicken-feed sack material) – to a light-weight rust corduroy I wore as a young hippy mother. From material from maternity clothes I had made — to a soft brushed mossy green cotton I couldn’t resist buying but had never used. The history of this quilt continued, as I tried to hand quilt it more than two decades ago, but wasn’t happy with my lack of skills, so I threw it into a closet. When I bought a longarm quilting machine in 2009, I tore out the poorly hand-quilted stitches and loaded it on my new machine. I finished it many years after I started it. It represents both my personal struggles and my freedom to grow and the light and dark of mine and others in our perpetual struggles. My Log cabin quilt represents my life, and I am happy to say, I love it. So much, that I think I am ready to make another one!
What a wonderful story about a very meaningful quilt. Thank you for sharing it, Kathleen! –Jenny
—Kathleen Haskett on February 11, 2016I made a one block log cabin baby quilt. The block was huge, but the quilt has been used and loved. This book has so many beautiful quilts.
—Laura on February 11, 2016I have made one log cabin quilt so far, but looking thru the pictures, think another one is soon to come.
—Lynn Farestad on February 11, 2016It’s hard to believe that these beautiful quilts are log cabin! Just the inspiration I need to learn how to make a log cabin quilt!
—Carol on February 11, 2016The quilts in this book are beautiful. I love the variations and look forward to making some of them.
—Barbara Bagdonas on February 11, 2016I have never made one. But it is on my bucket list! Thanks for the chance!
—Lorene holbrook on February 11, 2016My very first quilt was a log cabin but I’ve learned a lot since then. Would love the book.
—Cindy Smith on February 11, 2016I love this book! I’ve made only one….back in the early ’90’s when me mini quilts were popular. Mine was 10″"x12″ with 2″ blocks! Never again. Haha. But this book has iinspired me to go log cabin again. Hope I win a book. 😊
—Mary on February 11, 2016I’ve made one log cabin quilt so far and gave it away as a Wedding present – can’t wait to make more and hoping each will be a different pattern. Love the idea of having a whole book full of patterns!!!
—Jan M. on February 11, 2016I have never made a log cabin but this inspires me to give it a try. I love the the Red Licorice; what an eye catcher!
—Charlotte Keene on February 11, 2016I have note ever made Log Cabins but am working on a civil war repro quilt that calls for them all around the border! I think I will love making them – all by hand.
—Becky on February 11, 2016I have wanted to make a log cabin quilt for a long time and have slowly been accumulating Bonnie and Camille fabric.
—Suzanne on February 11, 2016I love log cabins, always wanted to make one. Maybe a book is what I need to get me started
—Marilyn Higgins on February 11, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt before, but would love to give it a try. Having visual inspiration from this book is just what I need! Thanks for the chance to win!
—Brenda I. on February 11, 2016I’ve made 5 log cabin quilts and am currently working on another for Halloween. love making them!
—Joy on February 11, 2016Looks to be a lovely book, I have made a few log cabins but these look different from regular log cabins, love to have a chance to win this.
—Hedy H on February 11, 2016tI have made a couple of log cabin quilts, each one different, some very traditional, some modern.
—Agnes Crispyn on February 11, 2016Love to make those, it is a nice way to use ones stash
I’ve only done 1 small log cabin project – a wall hanging. I’d love to give Blocked In a try.
—Sharlene B on February 11, 2016I Love Log Cabin quilts and have made few. Love the versatility of the block!! This would be such a fun book to work with.
—Kim L. on February 11, 2016I have made four or five log cabin quilts… and given them away. I need to make one to keep. The blocks are easy and the layout options are endless. The newest log cabin I made was for my grandson, with a fussy cut center block of wild animals. I’d love to win this book. Thank you for the opportunity.
—Sue S on February 11, 2016I have made many. My favourite is probably one I made for my mon in pinks and greens. She had complained that bedspreads were too heavy so I made her a lightweight log cabin so she could make her bed. I have it back now and it is a shower curtain in the bathroom off my sewing room. It reminds me of her everyday.
—pam on February 11, 2016Wow, each quilt is amazing. Looks like a fabulous book.
—MaryAnn on February 11, 2016I am a fairly new quilter. i have created some of my own patterns and have taken clesses at our local quilt shop. The Log Cabin pattern is on my to do list. The Log Cabin book would really help me with my next project. I am amazed at all the different ways you can use this pattern.
—Linda Dayton on February 11, 2016I love log cabin, however have never made one, it is on my bucket list. This book is just the incentive I need to make one.
Thanks for the chance to learn.
—Marilyn on February 11, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt. I really like the Ice Crystal quilt and if I do not win will be buying the book. Can’t wait to hear who wins this great book.
—Olga on February 11, 2016Log cabin block + talented designers = one awesome book. Can’t wait to get started! Dorie
—Dorie on February 11, 2016I love log cabin blocks. I have done a few over the years. The latest has been a log cabin chicken block.
—Lori S on February 11, 2016I’ve never built a log cabin but have always wanted to do so. I need incentive!
—Cheri Barnett on February 11, 2016I’m still waiting to sew my first log cabin!
—Michelle on February 11, 2016I have made a Colorado log cabin quilt and am almost finished with the hand quilting. I would love to try some of the patterns in this book.
—Vicki on February 11, 2016I love log cabin quilts! I made one from a jelly roll and now I would love to make another that is more creative! The book looks like it has so many beautiful quilts to inspire!
—Carol on February 11, 2016I have only made one about 30 years ago. I do own quite a few as they were given as gifts. Wow, I have never seen log cabins patterns look so diverse and would like to try them again.Thanks.
—Debbie Bihun on February 11, 2016I have done several scrappy log cabin quilts.
—Virginia Over on February 11, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt, but after seeing the examples in the book, I know I need to add a least one to my "To Do" list.
—KatieQ on February 11, 2016I have made only one full log cabin quilt, but the blocks appear in many of my quilts.
—Alysa on February 11, 2016I have never made a Log Cabin quilt – but these are beautiful and I am thinking I want to try one very soon. This looks like a fantastic book!
—Debbie Whitsitt on February 11, 2016I have made a king size and like all the different ways they can go together. Thanks for the opportunity to win a book.
—Barbara on February 11, 2016I have made too many log cabin quilts to even count. We have a group who make them for Hospice patients in our area
—Nadine on February 11, 2016A log cabin and a courthouse steps were part of a sampler quilt I made when I first began patchwork quilting seven years ago. I am currently using the log cabin to incorporate printed wolf pictures into a quilt for my eldest granddaughter. I love the ideas in this book! It would certainly take my quilting to another level!
—Vanessa Cato on February 11, 2016I’ve made a log cabin quilt…LOVE it! Would like to give the Courthouse block a try with all the scraps I have.
—Florence Loop on February 11, 2016I have only made a few log cabins, but I love the way that the modern aesthetic changes the feel of the blocks. Now that I am getting more comfortable with free motion quilting, I want to make a log cabin quilt so I can have the fun of piecing AND the FMQ design process!
—Jamie N on February 11, 2016i love log cabins, i have one my mom made in the 80s and i have made 2 my self. i especially like the ice crystal design. thanks for the giveaway.
—carolyn montgomery on February 11, 2016I love the log cabin! Especially the pineapple log cabin!
—mary walker on February 11, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt, although i would love to try as i love scrappy quilts and i think log cabin pattern would work out well with my scraps.
—jenny Spielman on February 11, 2016I have built one log cabin block, part of my first sampler quilt. I love the many design possibilities using the log cabin block and ready to make many more.
—Christine Paz on February 11, 2016I’ve only made a few blocks, but I have a quilt that I want to make that has quite a few. I really ,really love how they look!
—Chiska on February 11, 2016I love combining the log cabin block with another one.
—Mary Beth McKelvey on February 11, 2016My very first project was a log cabin pillow. I’ve made at least 5 with this pattern since then.
—Kathie L on February 11, 2016I’ve made just a few log cabins. My first was a pillow out of civil war prints! My most fun was a crazy quilt style log cabin! Thanks for the giveaway!
—Lynette on February 11, 2016I am a pretty new quilter, but I love log cabins. I have made several. They can be simple and un-intimidating for a new quilter (which is why I gravitated towards them), but then books like this show you just how varied and complex you can make them. Thanks for the giveaway!
—Jenni Hunt on February 11, 2016I’m new to quilting and have only done a tiny bit. Log cabin traditional has always been one of my very favorites. Would love to win this book.
—Carol in Arkansas on February 11, 2016I love log cabin quilts but have never been brave enough to try one. I am planning to to take the plunge and would love to have this book for help from all of these amazing quilters.
—Dianna Brooks on February 11, 2016I have the blocks for my first log cabin finished and need to sew them together.
—Deb G. in VA on February 11, 2016I made only two log cabin quilts until now. Have lots of scraps, so some variations of log cabin blocks would be perfect to use them.
—Karin on February 11, 2016Thanks for the giveaway!
Only one so far. It was my very first quilt–a log cabin hearts quilt. The log cabin and all its variations is my favorite block.
—Susan on February 11, 2016I’ve done several traditional and courthouse steps log cabin quilts. I love how they all look so different.
—Donna T. on February 11, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts. My very first quilt was Eleanor Burns’ Log Cabin in a Day – that one started an obsession that continues to this day. I would love to win a copy. If I am not so lucky, perhaps I can convince my husband to buy me an early birthday present. Do you think?
—Beth on February 11, 2016I have made two log cabins. The first was a large Christmas Angel wall hanging. I used mixed black to light grey for the darks. Finding the mixed white lights was the most difficult part. The second quilt was large blocks mixed with embroidery blocks. Fun.
—Bernice H on February 11, 2016I’ve been quilting for 10 years now and have only made one log cabin quilt. And it’s only 31″ square. However, I love Log Cabin quilts and I do plan to make several one of these days. I would love to win a copy of this book!!!
—Judy Stokes on February 11, 2016Thank you so much.
I have never made a Log Cabin, but am fascinated by their design and the possibilities for layout. Love the Curved look. I would be thrilled to win this book. Thanks
—Vicky Abbott on February 11, 2016I have made many scrappy ‘courthouse’ log cabin quilts – they are my go to block when trying to use up my 1 1/2″ strips. I have only made a few traditional type Log Cabin Blocks, but this book seems like a treasure for my sewing room. Thank you for this giveaway chance at such a wonderful book.
—Little Quiltsong on February 11, 2016I have made a few log cabin blocks for a sampler quilt. They are fun to make!
—susie on February 11, 2016I have made log cabin blocks as part of a medallion quilt, and loved the look of them, but somehow have never gotten around to making a whole log cabin quilt. Maybe that should be my next quilt!
—Karen on February 11, 2016Log Cabin is my very favorite pattern. It’s so quick and easy. I made my first one in 1988 & have made more than 30 since then. I have taught it so my high school students as well as adult students. There are so many great variations that it never gets old. I completed another one just last week.
—Patti on February 11, 2016I have made one red and white log cabin for the full-size bed and a few more blocks to teach in a class. I love the look of log cabin quilts!
—CARMEN J TUCKER on February 11, 2016One of the first blocks I did was a log cabin. The block was used in a pillow. I don’t think I have made that block since then.
—Linda Guza on February 11, 2016My first quilt was a twisted log cabin, and it’s been my favorite block ever since.
—Kathy on February 11, 2016The first log cabin blocks I made were 2.5 inch paper pieced blocks. Not being very familiar with all the variations (12 different blocks), I had not chosen the lights and darks very carefully. If I recall I just pulled a strip of fabric out of the bag and used it. I still haug it up and think to myself I really need to make another one and chose my fabrics more carefully.
—Rita S on February 11, 2016I have only made one log cabin and it was for a BOM that I was doing. I have not made a whole log cabin quilt yet but I love the pictures from the new book. Would love to win book to make my husband a log cabin for our anniversary.
—Kathy Scott on February 11, 2016I have made several log cabin quilts. The Log Cabin block / quilt is my "go to" project whenever I participate in a challenge because every project looks different depending on the fabrics used and they style of log cabin block made.
—Norma on February 11, 2016My 2nd quilt I made was a log cabin!
—Linda on February 11, 2016Log Cabin blocks are so much fun. I truly enjoy using Jelly Roll strips in making them. Am not quite sure how many I’ve made.
—Terri Keesecker on February 11, 2016The log cabin is probably my fav block because it is so versatile. I would really love this book. Ice crystals looks like my next project if I win. Thanks so much for the giveaway.
—Lawana Whaley on February 11, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin, but I surely will when I choose a pattern from this book! Thanks for a chance to win the book.
—Leslie on February 11, 2016I have made one Log Cabin quilt, and that was under someone else’s tutoring. It was a fun quilt to make and I’d love to make more.
—Lore on February 11, 2016Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve only made a few log cabin quilts but I’m thinking about another. I love the quilts in this book!
—Arliene Zeigler on February 11, 2016One of my first quilts was a log cabin "quilt in a day". Made several others since then.
—becky on February 11, 2016I’ve made a few blocks a few times, but have yet to finish a whole quilt of log cabins. Love some of these variations!
—Stephanie on February 11, 2016I have never made one yet, but this book is just what I need to get going!!
—Carol Broughton on February 11, 2016One Log Cabin pincushion under my belt:)
—Diane on February 11, 2016I always admire the Log Cabin quilt in the movie "New in Town" w/Renee Zelwegger living in Minnesota snuggled under it. Indeed I need to piece one.
Thank you!
I made a Log Cabin quilt for someone else years ago. I definitely want to make one for myself to keep. I love Log Cabins. Would love to win a copy of this book. Thanks for the opportunity.
—Sharon on February 11, 2016I have made one log cabin quilt. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
—Kim Lundstrom on February 11, 2016I have a lovely Log Cabin quilt on my bed, but my dear mother made it for me. I myself have only made a scant few for some scrappy coasters on snowy evening. This beautiful book is definitely inspiring me to make more! 🙂
—Michelle Wasmund on February 11, 2016I’ve made a couple log cabin, I’ve made some other somewhat easy pattern quilts but some of these log cabin patterns look like fun and if I win one of the books I know which one I’m gonna make my granddaughter.
—yvonne Idzenga on February 11, 2016I really do love log cabins! I have made several half log cabin throw quilts and a pretty blue log cabin wallhanging.
—Lori on February 11, 2016I admire Log Cabin block quilts very much, but I have never made one. I would love to win one of the 16 101 Log Cabin Quilt Books.
—Martha Fewell on February 11, 2016I’ve made a couple of log cabin quilts and definitely love them.
—Jackie Lewis on February 11, 2016Thanks for the chance to win a new book.
I have made at least 3 log cabin quilts and have used the blocks in several other designs. Love it.
—Jeanette Jensen on February 11, 2016I’ve built only one log cabin quilt. I obviously need this book to get me going!
—Sandy on February 11, 2016Love all the designs you featured in this post, but "Ice crystal" just intrigues me! Must make this lovely blue quilt. It will be my first log cabin and I can’t wait!
—NanaV on February 12, 2016i never have made any but I really like their looks and would love some ideas about making them. Thank you for the chance to win a book about them.
—Nancy Hilderbrand on February 12, 2016I love log cabin quilts. That was the first quilting class I took about 28 years ago. I think it’s so exciting to see all the creative variations of it in today’s modern quilt world. Endless possibilities.
—Kimberly Vester on February 12, 2016Love, love, love the Kimberly Jolly design!
—Jennifer on February 12, 2016Love, love, love the Kimberly Jolly design!
—Jennifer on February 12, 2016These are so gorgeous! I would love to win this book.
—Denise on February 12, 2016Love, love, love the Kimberly Jolly design and color palette!
—Jennifer on February 12, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt. However, the first time I really noticed quilts, it was a log cabin. I have always wanted to make one, but really need help to get started. I would love to have this book for my ‘helper’!!
—Nancy on February 12, 2016I have quilted for 30 years and have never made a log cabin block I think it is time I started and this seems to be a wonderful way to start.
—stephane woodward on February 12, 2016I would love to see more of this book and getting an e-book awesome!!
—Vicki in MN on February 12, 2016I haven’t made one yet but it’s one of the next quilts I’m going to start. I absolutely love the Red Licorice Garden quilt by Jill Finley and I will definitely be making one like that at some point in the near future.
—Jessica on February 12, 2016I have made 4 Log Cabin quilts. Love being able to use up my scrap strips in my stash for Log Cabin patterns!
—Marcia B on February 12, 2016I have made 2 log cabin quilts. It has been years ago though.
—Rita Long on February 12, 2016I have never tried log cabin, but would love to!
—Emily M on February 12, 2016I am still pretty new to quilting and haven’t had a chance to make a Log Cabin quilt yet.
—Amy A on February 12, 2016I have only completed one – a baby quilt. But I have many Log Cabin ideas floating around in my head!
—Elaine Jordan on February 12, 2016I love the log cabin block. I now have a log cabin quilt
—Paulette Doerhoff on February 12, 2016in my quilting frame – hand quilting. WHAT FUN!!!!!
I’ve only done a few but it’s a fun block – would love to win and explore some new combinations!
—Laura on February 12, 2016I’ve always loved log cabin quilts. I’ve just made all the blocks for my first log cabin quilt using precut 1 1/2″ strips. Just have to decide on a layout. Love the designs in this book!
—Mary on February 12, 2016I have only made one log cabin block for a sampler quilt many years ago.I think it’s time for me to take the plunge and make a log cabin quilt. This book looks like the ticket for a ride through my stash. Thanks for a chance to win.
—Val on February 12, 2016I have done several tradition log cabins in various designs. Love the block because there are so many ways to put it together.
—Sherry Fram on February 12, 2016I have made at least three. I really enjoy making them.
—tina on February 12, 2016This is very inspiring. I haven’t made a log cabin anything but would love to learn and try these out.
—Tina on February 12, 2016More than I can count! I know I made at least 6 with Robyn Randolph fabric probably 15 years ago. I am a big log cabin fan!
—Tanya Fredrick on February 12, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt, but I love that you can get so many variations from one block. It’s definitely on my quilting bucket list, I always joke that I am not a real quilter until I make a log cabin. Thank you for having the giveaway and providing the opportunity to get the book!
—Dar on February 12, 2016I’ve never actually made a log cabin myself, but I’ve always wanted to, as the quilt on my bed all growing up was a log cabin quilt my mom made. This book looks fabulous!
—Michelle on February 12, 2016Red Licorice looks like a fun block. I love LOG CABINS!!! They are my favorite so far in my quilting journey.
—Elaine Gates on February 12, 2016I haven’t made any official Log Cabin quilts, but I have done one or two quilt blocks that were modified Log Cabins!
—Emily K on February 12, 2016The log cabin block was the first one I learned to make and I have always loved them. They are so versatile just in the way you arrange them. Thank you for a chance to win this lovely book.
—Barbara on February 12, 2016I have only ever made one quilt and it was just a simple blocks with applique. I have been working on another, but haven’t gotten very far. I love log cabin quilts. They are some of my favorites. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of the book. It looks lovely.
—Beverly on February 12, 2016I Just started making my first log cabin blocks yesterday, having so much fun doing them. love how fast they go. Making a blue and white wuilt.
—Irene C on February 12, 2016that was supposed to say quilt
—Irene C on February 12, 2016Only made one, but there is always room for more!
—James on February 12, 2016I would like to learn. The blocks are so beautiful and bright makes me think of Spring.
—Cathy on February 12, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt – I see more in my future though!!
—Gill on February 12, 2016I love Log Cabin Quilts. I have made at least 8 of them and am always amazed at how different they can look with just a turn of the blocks.
—Carol S on February 12, 2016I have made a few, but never finished a quilt of log cabins.
—Rosalie on February 12, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin! I would like to make another with precuts with a more modern slant.
—Vivian on February 12, 2016I love log cabin quilts. My first quilt was log cabin blocks set in furrows. It was cut with templates before we had rotary cutters. I embroidered the names of favorite restaurants in each block of the quilt. It’s a treasure!
—Barbaraben on February 12, 2016My first quilt was a log cabin about 30 years ago which I still use. I have made 4 total. I would love to start another and the quilts in this book are gorgeous.
—Mary on February 12, 2016Log cabin is a favorite of mine but I have yet to make one. I see so many beautiful ones. I don’t know what me hang-up is but I will get it done.
—Shirley on February 12, 2016Love log cabins, this pattern was the first quilt I ever made way long ago!!!
—kathy b on February 12, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin block but would like to.
—Angie Heifner on February 12, 2016I’ve made at least two quilts with mainly log cabins, but many more log cabin blocks in many more sampler styled quilts.
—Wendy Snyder on February 12, 2016The Log Cabin! Always one of my favorites! It is such a versatile block. Thank you for the opportunity.
—Moira Shippee on February 12, 2016I love log cabin quilts and this book looks amazing.
—Maryruth W on February 12, 2016What a gorgeous log cabin/applique combination! The "Red Licorice Garden’ will definitely be my next project! After doing two hand appliqued quilts, I’m ready to mix it up a bit with piecing and applique — and nothing is easier to combine than the log cabin block – with a twist!
—Linda on February 12, 2016I just made 20+ log cabins, courthouse steps, for a wall hanging and I LOVE it! Previously, I paper pieced them because I couldn’t get an accurate square. It seems that piecing skills improve with age!
—Cheri on February 12, 2016The second quilt pattern that I learned was a variation of Courthouse Steps called "He Loves Me." Although I have only made one, I am looking forward to making many beautiful quilts using the versatile Log Cabin block.
—Connie on February 12, 2016Wow! This book is drawing a lot of interest and looking at the beautiful,pictures I can understand why. I am currently working on my fourth log cabin quilt and I do enjoy how easy it is to make. Since I would like to do more log cabins in the future, I would really love to have this book for inspiration. Even though the book is about making log cabins, each finished quilt is so unique.
—Mary Ann M. on February 12, 2016I love log cabin quilts. I amazed at some of the new patterns. My sister loves horses and I designed a quilt with a barnyard and horse theme. I used some log cabin blocks in it. I bought a child’s jungle theme print, fussy cut around the animals, andI used the animals in a log cabin theme for a baby quilt. Thanks for the opportunity to win. The book looks very interesting
—Barb on February 12, 2016I love the Ice Crystals pattern! It seems Log Cabin isn’t a block I ever make because it intimidates me….maybe if I have thebook…………….
—Nancy Eriksen on February 12, 2016I have never made a log cabin I know!!! Think they are gorgeous
—Lynn B on February 12, 2016I have only made 1 log cabin quilt that is lap size; but do want to make more.
—Nancy on February 12, 2016I love log cabins! I’ve made a bunch of scrappy ones and rainbow ones. I want to try the pineapple log cabin next!
—Lizzie on February 12, 2016I have made a half dozen or so log cabin blocks. It is so versatile and there are so many variations.
—Elaine Litton on February 12, 2016What an interesting book, would love to have it.
—mandy whalen on February 12, 2016I’ve only made one Log Cabin block. It was a wonky log cabin for a scrap quilt. Would love to make a whole quilt.
—Sandy Curtis on February 12, 2016I made a couple miniature log cabin quilts for Christmas gifts this year. They turned out so cute.
—Nancy on February 12, 2016I am a new quilter and have never tried a long cabin quilt. I love some of the color combinations that the designers have put together. The patterns and colors of the fabrics are endless. This book is priceless. Thank you so much for the giveaway.
—Virginia Bronner on February 12, 2016I am a new quilter and have never tried a log cabin quilt. I love some of the color combinations that the designers have put together. The patterns and colors of the fabrics are endless. This book is priceless. Thank you so much for the giveaway.
—Virginia Bronner on February 12, 2016I have not made any log cabin quilts, but it is high time!
—Jackie Isler on February 12, 2016I have made a couple random log cabin blocks before but I really love the ice crystals pattern in this book.
—Esther G on February 12, 2016Log cabin was probably one of the first quilt blocks I made! Quite a versatile block! I made a Christmas wall hanging with this block in the shape of a Christmas Tree….precious!!
—Carolyn Block on February 12, 2016I have made a few, and have to say they are among my all time favorites. This new book looks fabulous, I am always amazed at new ideas on classic blocks.
—Jade on February 12, 2016I’m still new to quilting and have done some log cabin blocks. These quilts are beautiful. I’m inspired to quilt a few of these.
—Nancy Jean on February 12, 2016I’m just working on my first project with log cabin blocks, a table runner. Would love the book!
—Carol on February 12, 2016Too many to count. It is a fun block with lots of options to change it up a bit.
—Allison C on February 12, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but these are great patterns. I would make the Star quilt. thanks for your giveaway.
—Ginger on February 12, 2016My first full sized quilt was a log cabin. I had saved a pattern from a magazine and I decided this was the one to use for our bed. I bought all the fabrics and graphed out the quilt (early 80s) and began to cut pieces by hand (no rotary cutters at this point). I was a garment sewer, so I cut them all 5/8″ larger. Well, after 1 block I could see the problem that made, so I had to recut everything and follow the directions for quilting. I hand quilted the quilt, too. It was all worth it for I won first prize at the county fair!!
—Shar on February 12, 2016I have made two Log Cabins so far. One in 1992 in peach and blue (ugh) and it was hand quilted. It was my first quilt and I still have it and love it! It is my retreat quilt. It’s gone with me to every retreat since day one. The second one I did was a Christmas log cabin star. I made it a memory quilt. We past it around the family and everyone who slept under signed the label. I love it so much because my Mother’s signature on the labels. Log cabin was one of her favorites!
—Laura Valdez on February 12, 2016I’ve never made one but it’s the top of my to do list!
—Patti Lapinsky on February 12, 2016I did several log cabins for a sampler quilt, plus some minis for a row quilt. Love how easy they are! Thanks for the giveaway.
—Evie H on February 12, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt and thought this year I’d like to tackle one. I look through the patterns and I’m intimidated by the structuring. Winning a copy of this book and with the 101 included, I could make one!
—Brenda on February 12, 2016I love log cabin quilts but I’ve only made one the traditional way. I’d love to learn a new way to make one of these beautiful quilts!!!
—Michelle Eacret on February 12, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin practice blocks, but I’m anxious to learn more!
—Jan on February 12, 2016Hi there,
—Jacqueline on February 12, 2016I have made a few log cabin and log cabin variation quilts.
That new book looks awesome…I’ve been seeing excerpts on the blog tour!
Thanks!
Quilty Huggs,
Jacqueline
I have made a few log cabins. My first quilt ever was a log cabin, it is on our guest bed. The are so versatile with so many options. I have some fabric that I would love to try another log cabin for my grandson. Thanks for the opportunity to win this great looking book.
—Cindy Schultz on February 12, 2016too many…probably 25 or so. Love the IceCrystals in this book. Will be making it if I win!
—Nancy Magee on February 12, 2016I have not made a "log cabin" block myself yet. However, I have helped a friend do one and it turned out awesome – some kind of magic! Looking forward to the day soon that I will make one myself.
—Joan S. on February 12, 2016I haven’t made any as of yet. I love the different designs on this book. Lots of inspiration to get started! Good Luck to everyone that entered!
—Marci on February 12, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt yet. I’m still new to the whole quilt process but can’t wait to make my first.
—Sue H on February 12, 2016I’ve only made 3 log cabin blocks that I can remember. One was a Christmas ornament and 2 were in sampler quilts.
—Sherri G on February 12, 2016I have made a few regular and wonky log cabin blocks for outreach quilts, but never done a whole quilt. Would love to try some of the terrific patterns in this book!
—Cathy on February 12, 2016None! But the scrap stash is growing, and this would be a good use of them.
—Amie on February 12, 2016I’ve made two log cabin blocks – both became mini quilts for barbies. 🙂 I would love to make a large log cabin quilt for my guest room someday.
—Paige on February 12, 2016Well, the Log Cabin is NOT one to make if you are doing quilt as you go! took 20 years to finish that one . the 2nd one I added 2 more logs than was to be, looked OK but not what was supposed to be. So my quilt ended up a bit out of square as I was not going to rrrrripp out 80 seams. lol quilt is on the bed and no body knows.
—Shirley on February 12, 2016Just a few, in the form of a tree skirt.
—EJ on February 12, 2016I have not yet made any log cabin blocks, however they are on my ‘to do’ list. I really like the ice crystals quilt, this one may just have to be added to the ever growing list. lol
—Linda S on February 12, 2016dragonfly9716(at)yahoo(dot)com
I haven’t made one yet, but it’s on my list to do this year!!!
—Melissa S. on February 12, 2016I’ve made quite a few log cabin blocks – I tend to paper piece them so I can be lazy about squaring it up as I go. 🙂
—Kari on February 12, 2016I have blocks for a quilt made from five years ago but is not a top yet 🙁
—Teresa @Aurea's Kitchen on February 12, 2016Log Cabin and its variations rank among my first choices for quilt blocks.There are countless colors to choose from as well as ways to arrange finished blocks.
—Juanita Decquir on February 12, 2016I’ve only made one. But these pics make me want to try another!
—Luanne ollivier on February 12, 2016When I started quilting, a friend told me Log Cabin blocks were boring. I decided I didn’t want boring, so I have never made one. I would love to try some from this book.
—Billie Fellers on February 12, 2016I’ve got about 100 scrappy blocks that are still growing. Two different sets – 1-1/2″ & 2-1/2 logs. My plan is large blocks so I have enough for several quilt tops eventually. This has become my in-between project when I need something simple where I can spend quality time with my sewing machine. It is awesome that each contributor is sponsoring a free book. So generous!
—Gail on February 12, 2016I have used the log cabin block in the construction of a king-sized quilt for my husband, mostly using homespuns and neutrals. It turned out quite nice. As he doesn’t care for HOT/thick quilts, I used a thin batting, muslin for the backing & tied it with pearl cotton – comforter/style.
—Barbara Scott on February 12, 2016Barb
Exactly one, as a sample-and it didn’t really turn out well; but I would love to make a proper one…..Never done improve either, so I’d like to try Jackie’s rainbow!
—Judys on February 12, 2016I have never made a Log Cabin quilt, but I would love to try!
—Amy on February 12, 2016I have made some wonky and some not so wonky log cabin blocks. LOTS of color and lots of fun!!! I hope I win one of these book! :))
—Christina in FL on February 12, 2016I have made a couple. But I love the pattern and they were so fun to make.
—Kathie on February 12, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt but this does give me some inspiration to try it
—Holly on February 12, 2016I have made several different log cabin quilts, and I love them all. There are so many varieties – and endless possibilities! I like to use up scraps making them.
—Karen Graham on February 12, 2016I have made several log cabins over the years, I am always amazed at the different looks that can be achieved with this simple block. Fingers crossed, hoping I win this book! Thanks for so many chances.
—Kathleen T on February 12, 2016I cannot even count the number of log cabin quilts and accessories I have made over the last 20 years. It was, in fact, the very first quilt I ever attempted, and was so easy that it spurred me on to continue quilting. All our kids and other family members have one made by me, as well as many friends.
—Mary Chasey on February 12, 2016I love all variations of log cabins. I have made lots of miniature log cabin quilts using one inch scrappy cut strips. Some of them have used 36 blocks in a heart design. They make nice gifts.
—JoAnn on February 12, 2016I’ve only done one log cabin quilt but have plans for more. This book looks perfect. Thank you.
—Teri on February 12, 2016I have never made a true log cabin quilt, but it’s one of the next quilts I’m planning to make. This book would be a great help!
—Liz on February 12, 2016I am making my first log cabin quilt right now. I am making 5″ blocks with flying geese sashing. It’s coming along very well and I am enjoying the process so much.
—Patty on February 12, 2016I have made a crazy log cabin quilt with black, hot pink and lime green. Fun and crazy!
—Kathleen on February 12, 2016Would love to win the ebook. Thank you.
Although I’ve always had a log cabin quilt on my wishlist, I’ve never made a log cabin block! I’d love to win a copy of this book. Maybe that would spur me to get one done! 🙂
—Libby on February 12, 2016I’ve made just one log cabin quilt, but I’d love to see ideas for more.
—Jane on February 12, 2016My first quilting class was making a log cabin and I loved it, still do. Log Cabins are the traditional type of quilts that I adore. I still have some quilts that my grandmother made in the first part of the 1900’s. She was born right after the civil war and she really knew how to make scrappy quilts and they were all hand sewn.
—Judy P on February 12, 2016I haven’t made a Log Cabin quilt yet, but this book would give me the confidence to try one!
—Linda S. on February 12, 2016Oh my goodness, winning this book would be like winning a lottery! 1027 names before mine! I am making my very first log cabin quilt, it’s a curved log cabin, can’t wait to get my blocks completed to see how it turns out for me. Thank you for this opportunity
—Helen on February 12, 2016I’m working on Log Cabin Blocks now in a swap. Would be a great book to have for different settings.
Barbara
—Barbara Cissne on February 12, 2016I have made one quilt that had some log cabins in it and would love to make more.
—Ruth M on February 12, 2016I adore Log Cabins! I think I’ve made 15-20 LC quilts, including one for a high school graduation that looked like giant blue circles because of the use of both small and large strips. My first quilt was a Christmas wallhanging of a wreath using log cabin blocks…and required the use of SCISSORS so this was pre-rotary cutter days. We still use it almost every Christmas!
—Norma Dooley on February 12, 2016I’ve never made one, but it’s on my "to do" list (assuming I live long enough to finish the ever-lengthening list). Looks like a lot of fun, and probably a good way to use up the scrap collection.
—Ali on February 12, 2016Haven’t quilted. Have new granddaughter. May need to learn to quilt.
—Claudia Thompson on February 12, 2016I love log cabin blocks but did make just a few. They are on my to-do-list.
—Anna on February 12, 2016Lovely book.
I have made several since I once made a king sized quilt for a wedding gift. I also made a lap quilt for a friend using the log cabin block. The four patch you pictured would be a great scrap quilt.
—Nancy Angerer on February 12, 2016I never made a log cabin quilt , but it’s on my bucket list. I’m sure this book will inspire me.
—Dee on February 12, 2016I love the log cabin block! It is the first block I learned to piece. I’ve made three log cabin bed quilts. It is such a fun and versatile block. Years ago, I made panels of courthouse steps blocks then cut out and sewed a jacket. I would enjoy learning a new way to sew a log cabin block.
—Judy on February 12, 2016Wow! What an awesome book! I love log cabin blocks/quilts…would love to have this book.
—Yvonne on February 12, 2016I’ve never made one but I’d love to learn!
—Genevieve on February 12, 2016I love the bolder log cabins and the wonky ones. Those are the first that I’d try.
—janequiltsslowly on February 12, 2016I have made a couple of one block log cabin baby quilts in the last couple of years. About 25 years ago I made log cabin wall hanging and quilts. Would love to win this book. It has so many beautiful quilts in it!
—Trisch Sheley on February 12, 2016I have made only 2 or 3 log cabin quilts. My group is working on one right now, it is an uneven log cabin with 2″ strips on 2 sides and 1.25″ strips on the other. The quilt takes about 160 blocks and I was having so much fun, I made nearly 40 blocks! It will be our raffle quilt later in 2016.
—Elaine M on February 12, 2016I am making my 1st log cabin ever. I have admired log cabins forever
—Barbara on February 12, 2016My first quilt was made with log cabin blocks. I like the various designs and patterns you can achieve with the log cabin block or blocks.
—Willie on February 12, 2016I have never made one, but the first quilt my mom gave me was a red and cream queen size log cabin almost 30 years ago. Its still a treasure to this day.
—carolyn s on February 12, 2016I’ve made 1 top – not quilted yet… and am in the middle of #2… I do love them! They are so incredibly versatile!
—Kay :-) on February 12, 2016I made a log cabin quilt for the first quilt I ever made. The pattern was based on a quilt as you go technique.
—Cathy Kowalsky on February 12, 2016I have made some log cabin blocks, but not an entire quilt…at least I’m not remembering one. The book looks great!
—Carol on February 12, 2016I tried one…it didn’t look right…so I stepped away from that technique for a while. I would like to learn the proper technique, because those quilts look like perfection – absolutely beautiful.
—Rose D. on February 12, 2016Never made a log cabin quilt but anxious to try. Thanks for the chance to win.
—JonnieEarle on February 12, 2016I have only made a few log cabin block runners but would love to have this book to try several of the quilts!!
—Alfreda Rupert on February 12, 2016I’ve never made an actual log cabin quilt but did several Cock-eyed Cabins quilts form the scrap box.
—Darla on February 12, 2016I’ve made one that I’ve finished and have another one that has been in the works for quite awhile. Thanks for the chance to win the book. It looks fun.
—Linda S on February 12, 2016I did one in a class.
—Robin on February 12, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt, but I sure want to!
—Michele on February 12, 2016I have made 3. one was very small 3 inch blocks. Would love to win this.
—Sally Christiansen on February 12, 2016I love the look of log cabins and those quilts you have pictured here are beautiful. I have only made one log cabin before. I am a beginner.
—joyce on February 12, 2016I have made many log cabin quilts. need to make a few more. One and half strips here I come.
—Linda Christianson on February 12, 2016A lot. The Log Cabin block is a great stash buster so when I get way to many scraps someone I love is going to get a new quilt! Thanks for the giveaway.
—Renea on February 12, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin blocks. Right now, I’m working on quarter log cabins for a memory quilt to celebrate by in-laws 50th wedding anniversary. How exciting!
—Julia on February 12, 2016I’ve only made one log cabin quilt and it wasn’t very successful, but seeing these blocks has inspired me to try again! Would love to win this book.
—Joan Cook on February 12, 2016I am still working on my first log cabin quilt. I would love to receive your book and learn more about them
—Diane Oubre on February 12, 2016Absolutely one of my favourite blocks and a fantastic way I have found to teach newbies how colour works. At present I have my group working on a king sized quilt for one of our members whose husband has had eight operations for cancer of sinus, nasal passageways, forehead bone and more in the last four years – and all that after going through the Black Saturday bushfires.
This would help our group enormously.
—Chrissy Eustace on February 12, 2016Thanks for considering my entry
I am ADDICTED to log cabin quilts and am almost ashamed to say how many log cabin tools, books, specialty rulers, and templates I own, but I have JUST completed my very FIRST, very traditional log cabin lap quilt. This new book looks AMAZING!!! I would LOVE to have a copy. I am inspired– to make more log cabin quilts!
—JJG on February 12, 2016I’ve been wanting to make a log cabin quilt for awhile.
—Kim on February 12, 2016Love the patterns in this book.
My first quilting project was a log cabin block which I made into a cushion. Since then I have made several log cabin quilts. They are the most versatile block in quilting. I would love a copy of this book for new inspiration! 🙂
—Robyn on February 12, 2016I’ve only just started to learn patchwork and quilting… have made 4 small log cabin blocks so far and one courthouse steps block – we’re making a Sampler quilt at the course. I absolutely loooove how you can play with the log cabin blocks and get a different result each time ! Hopefully I win one of these e-books for some further inspiration, and also to just ooh and aah over the wonderful quilts some talented people make !
—Ann H. on February 12, 2016I came rather late to quilting, so I’ve only made a couple of variations of log cabins.
—Mimi on February 12, 2016I’m working on my first log cabin now. I would love to win this one so I can make more.
—Connie Lanier on February 13, 2016my very first quilt was a log cabin for my sister. i just love them. i have made a few.
—Sally S on February 13, 2016I’ve made only one log cabin which was a table topper. Agar a fresh take on the log cabin block! Can’t wait to try sinew of these patterns.
—Kris Dauth on February 13, 2016I have made just a few. Love this book and pattern.
—Peggy I. on February 13, 2016I have completed 2 quilts, made 2 American flag wall hangings with 9 mini log cabin blocks in each one for the stars, have an unfinished quilt in progress (14 years now) and unfinished chair pads for chairs I haven’t owned for years! LOL I love the variety in log cabin quilts. It really is fun to make the blocks and just play with putting them in different settings.
—DebMac on February 13, 2016Up to this point I’ve only made one log cabin quilt. But I’m part of a team making a large log cabin quilt to help raise money for our guild and for some local charities. I’d love to win a copy of this book – thank you for the opportunity!
—Judy W. on February 13, 2016Lovely book. Would like to make some of these quilts
—Kathleen on February 13, 2016I love log cabins. They’re my favorite blocks. This book looks fantastic.
—Cathy on February 13, 2016I have only made 2 log cabin quilts but love the design possibilities, So many options.
—Tina Beard on February 13, 2016I love log cabins so much that my husband I built one.
I have made a baby quilt using the log cabin pattern.
I have always wanted to make a log cabin quilt for myself I just have not done it yet.
This book looks fantastic. I hope to win it.
Thank you for the chance.
Patty
—Patty Bertrand on February 13, 2016I have never made a log cabin block before, but this inspires me! Maybe I could use my ombré fabrics with one of these patterns! Thanks!
—Christine N on February 13, 2016Working on my first log cabin quilt now. Would love to see all the varieties in one book. Thanks!!
—Kathy on February 13, 2016my first quilt I made was a log cabin. how many I made after that I don’t remember but I made lots. I love the variations you can make with it and its history.
—martha cook on February 13, 2016I love the log cabin block and have made a Christmas wall hanging using this block as well as 27 log cabin mug rugs for members of my nursing class which I gave them at our 50th graduation celebration. Now I am planning a large log cabin quilt.
—Judy Pearce on February 13, 2016Love log cabin quilts. Plan to make one "someday" for myself.
—Carla on February 13, 2016Such beautiful quilts! It’s hard to believe they’re all log cabins. My very first large quilt was a log cabin quilt-as-you-go. It’s been used and loved for a long time.
—Allison Evrard on February 13, 2016I have never been a fan of log cabin blocks, but after seeing this book and the quilts I think I love them. I’d love a copy of this book to so that I can become a lover of og cabin blocks!
—Debbie T on February 13, 2016I have yet to make a log cabin but will be giving it a try shortly for a sampler quilt I am working on. Wish me luck.
—Peggy Pirillo on February 13, 2016I made one log cabin block a million years ago, and haven’t revisted it since. Lately though, I’ve started a Log Cabin board on Pinterest and have been planning on starting one. This book looks really great.
—Barbara on February 13, 2016I know the log cabin block is often the first block a person makes. I’ve been quilting for almost 20 years and I’ve never made one. Would love to give it a try sometime.
—Ginger on February 13, 2016I love log cabin blocks I have made 5 or 6 log cabin quilts. these is what I learned to make quilts with and teach as a beginners class now. thanks for chance to win this book.
—Sharon Jack on February 13, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt! And I didn’t really think I liked them all that much, until just last week I saw an amazing post on Instagram and now I’m in love!!! And your book has so many more great ones, I just know I will be making some in the future!!!
—Veronika on February 13, 2016I just love Log Cabins and making one is high on my " bucket" list. I look forward to all the blogs. I learn so much. Thank you
—Catherine Rankin on February 13, 2016I am new to quilting and fell in love with the log cabin design located on the wall in my local quilting shop. Made of beautiful golds,oranges,yellows an browns.
—Lynn Stewart on February 13, 2016Love the wonderful patterns a simple Log Cabin block can make. I want to try them all!
—Nancy on February 13, 2016I’m kind of new to quilting,so I haven’t made any log cabin quilts yet, but I love all of the variations and there are quite a few I would love to tackle.
—Sheila Lande on February 13, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt. It’s on the top of my list to try. All the patterns are so pretty and different. Not sure which one to do first. I am ready to jump in and get started. Thanks for offering this book!!
—Pam harper on February 13, 2016I really love Log Cabin quilts, but strangely enough, I have yet to make even one. I look forward to making one soon however. I really love the one shown above made by Joyce. The blue fabrics she’s used in that quilt are so rich and the quilt is stunning.
—VickiT on February 13, 2016I have always loved log cabin blocks. It is the most versatile block of them all.
—Carol Kuse on February 13, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but would love to make "Seeing Stars" with my new Christmas fabric.
—Karen Courtney on February 13, 2016I am new to quilting. Would love to try any of these. Thank you to the contributors to this book. Your work is beautiful and creative. You inspire us lesser beings!
—Pam on February 13, 2016I love log cabins quilts. Would love to explore the book and all the varieties. Thanks!
—Dee F on February 13, 2016Making a log cabin quilt has been on my to-do list for awhile. And after seeing the new variations in this book I’ll have more reasons to make one now. The traditional was my favorite.
—Paula on February 13, 2016What a fun book!
—Leanne on February 13, 2016I’ve made two log cabin quilts, a bed sized one and one for my newest niece. I’ve also taught log cabin quilt piecing several times to beginning quilters. Love them!
—Erin Hutchinson on February 13, 2016I love log cabins which is one of my favorite blocks. Would love to win a book as I see some different layouts i would love to try. i have done large and small. Mary H
—Mary H on February 13, 2016I have made three log cabin quilts. (My first ever quilt was a log cabin). I have plans for more! Thank you.
—Anita L. on February 13, 2016I’ve made 2 log cabin quilts. I have a curvy log cabin and a wonky log cabin on my to-do list. I would love to have this book to give me more ideas.
—Joanne Scott on February 13, 2016I made a large block log cabin quilt for my granddaughter’s high school graduation present. I tied it. She loves it!
—Mary Douglass on February 13, 2016The first quilt I ever made was Courthouse Steps, I love it the ease in which it went together and such a dramatic outcome was so much fun. I hope to make more in the future the offer such a variety of arrangements.
—Donna Hoefler on February 13, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt. The Blue Log Cabin Set on Point might have to be my first.
—elr on February 13, 2016I haven’t made any log cabin quilts, but one is on my list of things to make-someday. I have a log cabin quilt that my grandmother gave me for Christmas in 1978. I love it dearly.
—Judy W on February 13, 2016Only made one log cabin quilt and ran into some problems. I’m looking to get better at them!
—Bonnie on February 13, 2016I made a Log Cabin type quilt – Lovers Knot – for my daughter and son-in-law for a wedding gift and I have a Log Cabin quilt in progress.
—Annie on February 13, 2016I’ve made several variations over the years. I should take the blocks about 80 or so and make a quilt. Someday perhaps.
—Stephani Beattie on February 13, 2016Log Cabin quilts are my favorite type. I have made about 5 of them so far and plan to make many many more. I could never tire of a log cabin design.
—Crystal on February 13, 2016I am in the process of making a courthouse steps quilt. Our quilt store has a strip club that meets once a month and each month we share a different color strip. I decided to do courthouse steps with my strips.
—Kathy Conant on February 13, 2016I made a baby quilt of one big log cabin block and made a table runner of log cabin blocks. Log Cabin design is one of my favorites and would enjoy winning the "I Love Log Cabins" book.
—Lana Drum on February 13, 2016I have never sewn a log cabin block, but I’m in the process of KNITTING a log cabin blanket for my son and daughter in law.
—bookboxer on February 13, 2016I have only made one but it was a special one since I made it for my mother and she put it in an antique cradle. It was small but I hand quilted it too!
—Merlyn Brown on February 13, 2016I’ve made one log cabin and would love to try some patterns in this book!
—Chris on February 13, 2016I have may just a few log cabin quilts, and they have always fascinated me. I would love a chance to win this book. thank you for the opportunity!!!
—Donna`` on February 13, 2016No log cabin quilts….but just blocks at this point. I love the log cabin design – it always has a cozy feeling to me.
—Maureen on February 13, 2016I love log cabin quilts but have never made a quilt, just a few small blocks. I would love this book so I could make "Ice Crystals" as the beginning of a new adventure.
—Glenna Denman on February 13, 2016Love log cabin and love your inspirations!
—Gail on February 13, 2016I’ve made a few log cabin blocks as part of sampler quilts, but have never made a complete log cabin quilt. The book looks interesting with lots of variety.
—Pearl on February 13, 2016i made my first log cabin this week in a quilt class i am taking so for as much as there all beautiful i think i would stick to the standard log cabin until i got my skills down lol
—rachelle pare on February 13, 2016Although I’m a fairly new quilter, I have already made several Log Cabins. I love their versatility, and the fact that they are easy enough for a beginner makes them a favorite.
—Margaret Lawrence on February 13, 2016I have made one (and a half lol!) log cabin but love all the choices in your new book! I woul love to try the one by Jocelyn U. Beautiful!
—Ginny on February 14, 2016I am a relatively new quilter, I am making my first log cabin quilt right now in fact. I have made plenty of quilts, but mostly simple patterns. I started doind the Farmers wife QAL and a then decided to do a log cabin quilt. They both look lovely if i do say so myself, and I do 🙂 Always room for improvement though.
—Kellie Warren on February 14, 2016I’ve just made one log cabin-ish quilt so far. Another is planned, of course!
—Monica Parker on February 14, 2016Three and they are so fun to build!!
—Sara Tjosaas on February 14, 2016I have only made a few log cabins, and I did not have a pattern to do them with. But I wanted some as corner blocks on a wall quilt. I was less than pleased with my results, so I know this book would be helpful 🙂
—Vicki F on February 14, 2016I have never made a log cabin quilt. This book looks like a keeper!
—DiAnn on February 14, 2016None yet! I have two quilts in progress that I’m trying to finish before starting something new.
—alianora on February 14, 2016Not been quilting long, but have some Porcelain Blue fabric just waiting for the right log cabin!
—Smitty on February 14, 2016not sure … half a dozen maybe more….
—Tonie Peterson on February 14, 2016MOST of my quilts are log cabins, as they are so versatile and can be very personal.
Looks like that new book is fabulous!
Thanks for all you do…
—Marla on February 14, 2016I haven’t made a log cabin pattern yet – I hope to soon
—Carmen N on February 14, 2016I have not made a log cabin quilt. This is on my quilt bucket list, though!
—lauren M. on February 14, 2016I had made only a block or two log cabin design as a quilt block exchange until Christmas 2014. I made a full size log cabin quilt with a wildlife panel in the center for one of my stepson’s gift.
—Deborah K on February 14, 2016I’ve only ever made one log cabin but I still love it!
—Allison Evrard on February 14, 2016Just a few for a quilt for my mom.
—Teresa B on February 14, 2016A few-in the middle of one right now. Most have been traditional layouts and blocks, love the variety in this book.
—KathyinMN on February 14, 2016Always been my favorite quilt pattern with unlimited design posibilities!
—Carol M. on February 14, 2016Made just a few . . . So far
—Caren on February 14, 2016I have only made two log cabin quilts. One I made back in the early ’80s, my second ever quilt, and one last year after doing a workshop with Flavin Glover when I had the chance to go to Houston in 2014. BUT I have always used the block in sampler quilts and for friendship quilts. Time I made some moorland those patterns look great. Thanks from Downunder.
—Carleen Condon on February 14, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but am now inspired to do so . I love the ice crystal version.
—Lindsey Brake on February 15, 2016I’ve never made one but it is top on my list after seeing the ones in this book. Beautiful!!!
—Jennifer Byers on February 15, 2016I like log-cabin, the last I made the Thomas-quilt
—hillie on February 15, 2016Im new at Quilting, I’ve seen a lot of log cabin blocks an would love to make one . But I just need the no how.. Good luck everyone an God bless. Marilynn
—Marilynn. Spencer on February 15, 2016I love Log Cabin quilts but have only made a few. Another one is on my list of quilts to do though. I’ve got scraps galore to use up!
—Colleen on February 15, 2016I have made just a couple Log Cabin quilts. They were some of my favorites, though. There just doesn’t seem to be enough time to make all the quilts I want to make.
—Jennifer Kinney on February 15, 2016I love log cabins, one of the first quilt i made was a log cabin
—Toos on February 15, 2016I’ve collected all the fabrics for a Log Cabin but have never gotten it made. Perhaps inspiration is needed!
—A on February 15, 2016I’ve only made one quilt that was all log cabin blocks and several with log cabins in them. I love the block.
—Connie on February 15, 2016My first quilt ever was a log cabin – and I have made several in the 30 years since! Always fun and easy to make for a gift.
—Beth on February 15, 2016I’m new to quilting would love to have these patterns to help make my first log cabin!
—Carrie on February 15, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin because I’m waiting for a good book to teach me how to make them right and easy. Hope I win the book. Thanks!
—julie on February 15, 2016Unfortunately, I’m sorta afraid to make a log cabin. I’m waiting to find some good instructions.. I would love to have a copy of this book!
—julie on February 15, 2016Love log cabins. want to make some quilts in the old style used by ancestors for avintage quilt that I am trying to preserve. It’s wool so it needs special care to keep the hungry moths away! Mine would be in cottons!
—Dian Hoffman on February 15, 2016I’ve done simple patchwork quilts, but not yet a log cabin quilt. I would love to try one soon, these examples are gorgeous!
—Sara on February 15, 2016I’ve never made one! But these look so fun. I need to give it a try!
—Jen on February 15, 2016log cabin quilts fascinate me with their many many interpretations. I really love the red one at the bottom of the blog. I would really like to make that one. second choice is the one with the sawtooth stars. yummy!!!!
—julie on February 15, 2016I made Christmas ornaments one year all log cabin. I think I have reds collected to recreate a quilt from the Luis
—Nicole H. on February 15, 2016Louisa may Alcott house…
I have made several smaller projects with the log cabin block. I like to use long strips and cut them off as I go along-a lot less waste. I would like to try some new projects from this book!
—Karen F on February 15, 2016The quilts look fantastic and are all so different.
—Lisa Estrada on February 15, 2016I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but looking at all these examples, think I need to start one pronto.
—Charlotte on February 15, 2016I have made a few log cabin quilts in the past…but this book review has inspired me to make more!!
—Gill Turner on February 15, 2016I’ve only made one. Would love to try more!
—Karen on February 16, 2016Is it too late to enter the contest?
—Rosemary Bolton on February 16, 2016I get your news letter and really enjoy all of your subjects
particularly new books and techniques for accuracy
I have made log cabin block place mats and coasters. Never anything big.
—Rosemary Bolton on February 16, 2016I would love to make Kimberly Jolly’s design.
I have never made a log cabin quilt although I have made a block in my quilting class. Would love a chance to win a copy of the book. The patterns look amazing!
—Alesha K on February 16, 2016My very first quilt (wallhanging) I ever made was a log cabin and is still on my daughter’s living room wall! I’ve made several variations of log cabin/ haystacks and will always remain one of my favorites.
—Jackie on February 16, 2016I love log cabins! I have made many, not sure how many. Most recent was a scrappy log cabin. I also am a big fan of Amy Smart, whose blog sent me to this site. Win, win.
—BL Owens on February 16, 2016The Log Cabin is one of my favorite patterns of all times. It was the first quilt that I learned and I have made at least 25 since then. There are so many variations that you can do with this pattern.
—Bev Thurlow on February 17, 2016I love the look of Log Cabins. I have made a couple blocks for a sampler quilt. Looking forward to making several more.
Thanks for the good ideas.
Margaret Hawley
—Margaret Hawley on February 17, 2016Log Cabins are my favorite blocks to make and I have made several over the years. My favorite pattern from from the book is the Ice Crystals, this would make a gorgeous table topper or wall hanging. Would love to win this book, thank you for the opportunity to do so.
—Ruthie Peterburg on February 17, 2016Warm quilty hugs,
Ruthie
I love log cabins and am always intrigued at the multiple ways blocks can be arranged inside and out!
—Bonnie on February 17, 2016I would love to win!!!! I have done a few mini’s…..
—Rosemarie on February 17, 2016A Log Cabin Quilt is on my Bucket List – just have not gotten to it yet
—marian allen on February 17, 2016I am a beginner quilter. I hand appliqued and hand quilted my 1st quilt for my first grandchild. My second quilt, also crib size, was machine pieced and quilted, windmills. I am hooked. Currently I am working on a double four patch, in a queen size. I have never made a log cabin, but always adored them
—Betsy on February 17, 2016I’ve made numerous blocks just have not assembled into a quilt – yet.
—Abby on February 18, 2016My favorite quilts are log cabins. Can hardly wait to see all the variations!
—brenda oakes on February 18, 2016