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As a follow on from yesterday’s design, these are the same blocks, same fabrics, but tipped on point.

I still love them.

Select eleven blocks, and start playing! I love most of the designs I found during my play sessions with those eleven blocks

Interesting.

I like this, but cannot decided what sort of person I would make it for.

Of course, a change of colour scheme would make it suit lots of different people.

I just had to double check how many blocks I have used in this series.

The first link link goes to four designs in this series … thought it was appropriate that I use the number that came up!

However, there are way more designs here.

I have no ambitions to ever even contemplate making a Dear Jane quilt, but there is a slight possibility I might, in a moment of madness, contemplate making something like this.

Interesting.

Just twenty five Log Cabin blocks in each of today’s designs. More correctly, there are 25 Courthouse Step blocks … a slight variation of the Log Cabin block.

That makes one of these designs a weekend project to complete the top.

I like the first, and the one above too.

Like this one too. Sorry to keep repeating myself.

Just a few subtle changes and I still like it.

Not so subtle, and yes, I still like it.

More Log Cabin variations mid week, next week.

I always thought that weaving might be fun … though I didn’t envisage doing it with already woven fabric.

Love it.

Specially love the illusion of the light weight diamond half hidden by the heavyweight square.

Middle of the week means it is time for a short break from the world to peruse some Log Cabin quilt designs.

Five designs today show a gradual change … each one is just a bit different from the one before, made different by swapping some blocks, and maybe making them twist and turn a bit.

I rather like the one above.

Usually I mix the virtual designs in each file so they appear here in a more random sequence, but sometimes I leave them as they appear so maybe you can see the progression.

So that is it for this ...

Love it, but still haven’t worked out why the quilting lines are smudged.

Perhaps I marked the quilt top with gold coloured pencils!

I love it!

This design uses an example of the way I modify blocks. The block in the corner had had pieces removed to create the alternative block used next to it.

Bright … hope you have your sunglasses on!

Found after being lost for quite some time in among some files from the computer before last!

I think it is worth bringing it out into the open.

EQ and me are back together again after a break, so this project file seemed like an appropriate file to open. We have been back for a few days, but it is taking a while to settle down into a routine … that sounds like a good excuse, anyway!

Dainty colours, pieced blocks, applique blocks and quilting motifs all inclusive.

I love it.

Simple blocks, three fabrics, but I love it!

This one has a bit of everything … piecing, applique and quilting.

Love the faded blocks!