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01-05-2014, 09:12 AM

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true4uca

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Originally Posted by dunster

Judy Martin's log cabin instructions are excellent. In my opinion she's the queen of log cabins, with at least 3 log cabin books in print. I do not like EB's method, although many people do.

Could you share what the difference is. I just love the ones you have posted. I'm just so scared of Log Cabins, so need easy at this time.

01-05-2014, 09:13 AM

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true4uca

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Will check this out.

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Originally Posted by maminstl

There is a Craftsy class on log cabins which I thought was very good

01-05-2014, 11:07 AM

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There is a log cabin ruler also that I heard was very good. Haven't tried it myself but I think you use it to trim the blocks after each row. My issue with LC was the strip kind of bowed when Inpressed it.

01-05-2014, 12:41 PM

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grammysharon

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This is how I did my first Log cabin quilt. Went to quilt shop with the pattern and they helped me pick out fabric, it turned out beautifully!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by wesing

We've made two using Eleanor Burns' Log Cabin in a Day. Not as intricate as some, but easy to do and picking colors was straightforward. If you think you are going to have trouble, I would start there.