Nolee

I thought I sent this post two days ago but I can't find it anywhere so here goes again.

Do you use the same technique for squaring up a log cabin quilt as you would for any other block? I didn't know if you had to worry about the lines in it or if you could just trim the edges like in the others. I was a bit off on blocks so I made the last four sides a bit wider so I could trim them all the same.

Thanks for your help.

ksdot417

It's a little more work, but when I make a log cabin I tend to make the strips a little wider and then trim after each seam. That works for me.

dunster

You can find all the threads you have started by going to your profile.

Here's the one you started recently - http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...k-t174667.html

grammy Dwynn

Nolee ~ Whenever you need to find your post, you can go to your MY PROFILE (at the top). Then on the left of the page is latest post (where you commented on another board post) and latest started post (the ones you started). Here is yours (5 pages of answers ~

http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...k-t174667.html

Edited ~ Opps, my bad, I should have read all the post before I replied. dunster already suggested how to find your post.

Arleners

This is the method that works for me too. I cut the strips about 1/4 inch wider than I really need. Once I complete sewing on 4 sides I square up to the size that the piece should measure at that point in construction.