#QAL2017logcabin on Instagram. (I am @cynthiananto there)...
I'm choosing to just have fun and be casual with this. All scraps, old and new, gifted to me, or tossed into my scrap basket as I work on other quilts.
I'm trimming them to 6 inches (not 6 1/2) only because that's what works well with my rulers and I want small blocks.
It's a great way to warm up in the sewing room and not take things too seriously.... just mindlessly (mindfully?) sew along... press... trim... sew some more.... repeat... til there is enough volume to trim down the little six inch blocks...
Lots of quilters are joining in and it's not too late - so much variety in log cabins!
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Cynthia
Kind of a casual look ... I like it.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of your improv blocks made with scraps. I'm happy you follow our QAL, thank you Cynthia.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on my blog. Your blocks are really "the spirit patch".
ReplyDeleteNo rules means an enormous inspiration !! Love love love your scrap blocks !
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us in this QAL !
Très beaux vos blocs et vos couleurs !
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these! I think I might make a few improv cabins myself. These are wonderful!
ReplyDeletewonderful inspirational
ReplyDeleteOh I do love your little log cabin blocks! The fabric choices are reminiscent of older quilts. So charming.:)
ReplyDeleteYour improv blocks are fun and charming with the mixture of old nd new fabrics. It's a enjoyable way to spend a cold winter day sewing.
ReplyDeleteYour improv blocks are fun and charming with the mixture of old nd new fabrics. It's a enjoyable way to spend a cold winter day sewing.
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! But then again, they are scrappy, so of course I love them. Thanks for sharing!
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