egranger3809

Sending a step by step tutorial on the Long Cabin (I hope). Since the cite has changed, I'm still trying to find my way. Bear with me.

Pinkiris

Thanks for the tut! A log cabin is on my bucket list.

Happy Tails

Thanks a million, I've made 3 log cabin quilts but I always struggle with the putting them together. I am going to try your method and pray to God I can figure out how to get it together. Thanks so much, I know you people who do tuts put a lot of time and effort to doing them for us and I really appreciate it. Thanks again, Wendy

duckydo

I guess I am being thick headed, I don't understand how you get the batting in the sashing. But it looks like a great method, I just don't get that step.

In the woods

Not quite sure I understand. I read the tutorial and it starts with 13" squares of backing and batting. Then you add the center followed by the strips. The outside strips are 2 3/4" to help with squaring. Then you square up to 14"??? Are you leaving fabric outside the batting and backing?? The pictures seem to show a white edge showing outside the black. Can you clarify for me?

lfstamper

Great tut! Thanks for sharing.

labtechkty

I have put off doing the quilt as you go technique...this makes me want to try...thanks so much...

craftymatt2

Thank you sew much for sharing and taking the time to do this for us, i have always been wanting to make a log cabin this way.

fidgety

I was wondering this same thing...

egranger3809

The sashing is the joiner for blocks and rows etc. When they back sashing is attached to 2 pieces with a 3/8" seam, open the 2 pieces and the batting of each will touch each other. No other filler is needed. Hope this helps.