wow, gorgeous quilt, i hope i can follow the directions and make the blocks...they are great!! thanks for sharing....gina

Thanks for the great tute. Incidentally, your quilt is gorgeous.

That is a beautiful quilt!

Thanks so much! I had bookmarked your original posting showing your quilt - and now this great tutorial. This is on my to do list this summer - making it a must! Thanks!

I never realized you could strip piece these blocks, that is great!!!

Looks great and easy thank you for the tute, love your colors

I think I get it...going to try it tomorrow to make sure

What length are your strips? Are they not all different lenghts?

I like the technique, I have had to be very careful to square up each block when I have use narrow strips.

Question, if one is going on a more scrappy look, would you just switch fabrics at the end of each strip and continue on with the other blocks? Or would you limit how many blocks you used each strip for?

this was the first log cabin quilt i made. I got the book by Elenor Burns "Quilt in a day". Shows this technique..instructions so clear.....each step has a picture...You can't make a mistake...except with this first quilt i learned that 1/4" means 1/4". I learned that lesson...I've made others and they came out perfect.....

this was the first log cabin quilt i made. I got the book by Elenor Burns "Quilt in a day". Shows this technique..instructions so clear.....each step has a picture...You can't make a mistake...except with this first quilt i learned that 1/4" means 1/4". I learned that lesson...I've made others and they came out perfect.....

I love this technique. I first learned of it many years ago from Eleanor Burns' Quilt in a Day projects. I like the fact that I can be accurate AND fast!

I used width of fabric. That said, I used the width of whatever I was using. Fat quarters, leftovers, or the full width of fabric.

Excellent - always lovely to learn new QUICK IDEAS. Thanks for the tutorial.

This looks so much easier....thanks for the Tute...

I love log cabins and the floral print idea is super!

This is very easy to follow. Thank you. I just love your scraps.

If going more scrappy, I would limit the number used from each fabric.

I've got a bucket full of 2" strips. going to divide them up in lights & darks and see what I get. Thanks for taking the time to make an easy to understand tutorial.

I use this method.

That's how I do it!!!!

great tutorial, thanks

Wow, this is a big time saver. I love the log cabin pattern, but it gets kind of tedious making it block by block.

Love your floral fabric. I'm going to try this today.

Great Tutorial!!!

You make it look so fast and easy, very beautiful quilt.

liked this tut. printed it out so i'll have it to use soon

This is just what I am looking for!

It is good to see that others also made their first cabin using Eleanor Burns method of Quilt in a Day. That was about 20 years ago and the method never gets old. Thanks for sharing!

What a great idea!!!! Thanks ever so much!!!!

Thanks for the tutorial. I appreciate it. Your quilt is lovely!

Thanks for sharing!!!

Thank you for the tute, very easy ...your quilt is beautiful

The block looks good. Those are beautiful fabrics.

Cool, thanks for showing how to do this. Want to try this out.

thank you, I have done strip piecing like this and made a few baby log cabins. I thank you for posting this, because when I get ready to make another I can just look at your pattern.

What a great tutorial. I definitely want to try this great method. Thanks

Hi Deb: I just want to thank you for this tut. I went by your instructions and I just finished the most beautiful quilt I've ever made. When I saw yours, I knew right then that this is the log cabin that I had been looking for.

I wanted to share my glory with you because you're the reason I created this quilt. You and the Lord! Thanks again! :)

Thanks for letting me know.
That quilt is stunning. I LOVE it. Great job on everything. The quilting is amazing!

I have been looking for a log cabin pattern, is there a pattern for this quilt? It is very pretty!!!

Thank you for sharing!!!!