Kansas Troubles Log Cabin
#31
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I also made a mistake in my first post - the pattern I started from isn't a miniature and it's called Spinning Cabin, not Spinning Wheels.
The pattern is no longer sold, but AMC designs (Annis Clapp) has a free download of the pattern and foundation paper on their web site: Spinning Cabin Reverse Foundation Pieced Log Cabin - AMC Designs
The pattern is no longer sold, but AMC designs (Annis Clapp) has a free download of the pattern and foundation paper on their web site: Spinning Cabin Reverse Foundation Pieced Log Cabin - AMC Designs
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Thank you, all!
I just had to use the Fabrico markers "sore thumb trick" to eliminate a discoloration on a fold - apparently, sunlight made it through the curtains and the plastic bins and faded some folded edges on some FQ's.
I'm always cussin' how stuffed my studio is, but when something like this comes up, I'm very happy to have a good stash of art supplies. You can't find the faded line, I don't even know which block it was on, now.
I just had to use the Fabrico markers "sore thumb trick" to eliminate a discoloration on a fold - apparently, sunlight made it through the curtains and the plastic bins and faded some folded edges on some FQ's.
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I'm always cussin' how stuffed my studio is, but when something like this comes up, I'm very happy to have a good stash of art supplies. You can't find the faded line, I don't even know which block it was on, now.
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