Monday, August 31, 2015

Hope Blooms Log Cabin Quilt Blog Hop

Hello there. I am so happy you are here for the Fat Quarter Shop Classic & Vintage video series. This particular hop is called Hope Blooms Log Cabin Quilt. The purpose for the Classic & Vintage series is to take classic, traditional blocks and make it fresh for today. Sounds great, huh? The pattern is free, and there is even a video
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I decided to raid my Art Gallery fabric collection for this. I went for an aqua and gold color combination.
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The block goes together easy-peasy, and it was way more fun to make than the traditional log cabin block. I love the modern wonkiness of this version. BTW, the pattern calls for using the Creative Grids Log Cabin Trim Tool...I'm sure that works well, but I didn't need the ruler for this pattern.
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Confession: I don't do dusting. Sometimes, but rarely. Table runners often keep me from noticing the accumulating dust. I can never have too many table runners for this reason. Can you? Three blocks plus some essex linen sashing equals DONE.
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Cat photo BOMB! Do you see her in the window. I am disturbing her quiet time. Also, don't look at the cat hair fur ball on the corner table! Remember, I rarely dust. A table runner will cover that!
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I quilted this with an edge-to-edge feather design in gold Isacord thread. I'm so glad I went with the bird fabric for the binding. I love the extra bit of whimsy.
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Quilt Stats
Size: 13" x 34"
Fabrics: Art Gallery Fabrics & Essex Linen
Thread: Isacord in gold

Fat Quarter Shop Links
Classic & Vintage Video Series
Hope Blooms Log Cabin Quilt Pattern
Hope Blooms Quilt Kit


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10 comments:

  1. Just like you are not supposed to point out your quilting mistakes you are also not supposed to point out hair balls and the like. I too seldom dust as it doesn't last. Very nice table runner and quilting.

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  2. I like it! Especially the yellow contrast stitching.

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  3. Super cute! The gold thread is a great touch, as is the cute bird binding. Thanks for sharing!

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  4. It is really pretty!
    I love the color choices
    I hate dusting

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  5. Great quilt and great quilting...thanks for sharing!

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  6. Very nice - the quilting is lovely. Popped over from Lorna's link up to say hello :)

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  7. Love these blocks and your table runner. Great quilting.
    Yes, I use table runners and toppers throughout my house, too!

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  8. I love your projects, this one included. The quilting with the gold thread is so nice on the linen.

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  9. Love the Blue and Yellow. This is great. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Your table runner is beautiful and the gold cord quilting is just the right extra touch!

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