My first quilt was an Eleanor Burns Log Cabin. Then I met Mary Ellen Hopkins and found that you can piece in front of the TV watching Cheers, that nearly any quilt block triangle can be pieced from a log cabin. Size doesn't matter. Quilts don't need to be fancy & quilt show worthy that simple quilts can be made and loved and that is okay to "Sit on my quilt".
Back around 1984, I made a very large Log Cabin Quilt. However, when I started it, I was living in another state. I used the layout of one I had viewed in a magazine. Later, when my mother saw my unfinished quilt (it was partly quilted) she jumped on me for not doing my quilt the only way she had ever seen it done. So I ripped the quilting out, took the seams out between the blocks, and sewed it together to please my mother. I used it as a bed spread for years; and, I never liked my quilt made the way Mom insisted that it to be made. I still have that old quilt. It needs a lot of repairs to the top (but the backing and batting are still good). I think it is time to make a new log cabin top (for my old quilt) the way I want to make it. I should hand tie it, because it is already quilted. The new top will be made of all new fabrics. Mom passed almost 12 years ago (she was 92 years old when she passed). I wish she could have seen this video. It would have been hard to get her to set down in front of a computer (she though a computer was the devil's work). If Mom could have seen the beautiful quilts you showed me today, I don't think she would not have liked her way of making a Log Cabin Quilt top. Thank you for this video. Note: I was in the U.S. Army. "There is a right way, there is a wrong way, and there is the Army's way. When you are in the Army you will do it the Army's way." I did not have any trouble adjusting to Army life; because, there was the right way, the wrong way, and there was Mom's way at home.
Well my friend - - your way is the way I now suggest you make your log cabin - - - We do many things to please others, and that is understandable - - BUT now I say make one that pleases you - - have fun....
being creative for your own enjoyment - in my life anyway brings a real peace of mind. Glad your making a log cabin the way you want it to be. I'm just learning & I'm 65
You are correct...great beginner quilt. It was my 2nd "completed quilt for my 2nd child. My first "completed" was Around the World for my first (without a rotary cutter). 1988 and 1996. Now just getting back into it and I love your videos because they are truly...this is how you learned to do it in the 80's now look how far we have come, but look at how we got here. Love your approach.
Hi Kaye, I only came across you recently so I have been binge watching your tutorials. I absolutely love them, I love your approach to the freedom of choice to suit peoples individual taste. I have purchased the book on pieced boarders that you recommended in one of your clips, ( not sure which tutorial it was) so I am having a go. I have only been quilting for about 2 years but we all have to start somewhere and I am thoroughly enjoying it. Many thanks for your all of your tutorials.
How interesting! You could make every quilt a log cabin and every one would be different. You piqued my interest in trying a different version, especially with the heart log cabin and the flower petals log cabin, they're very creative and interesting. Thank you for the inspiration! This is just what I need to get out of my quilting rut.
Hi, Kaye What a treat it’s been to come across your videos recently. I’ve had the opportunity to take 3 multi-day workshops with you through Inspired to Sew of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The last session was when you encouraged me to get the Go Big! Accuquilt cutter. I was so frustrated that I couldn’t cut accurately anymore because of the arthritis in my hands. You and the crew were so constantly kind to cut for me. I was in tears, and you sent me over to Jill for a personal demonstration of the machine. I went home that afternoon with the Go Big! and some basic dies and it’s been worth every penny. Thanks for your influences, wisdom, whacky sense of humor and clear eyed views on so very many topics. With affectionate respect Melinda Ostergren
I’ve rescued several quilts and tops from auctions and shows and my favorite is a twin sized log cabin utility quilt that is tattered and frayed and leaking stuffing at a steady pace. The logs are .5” wide, it’s utterly soft and warm and comforting.
Stumbled upon your video while searching for various log cabin ideas, and I love your designs and ideas!! I've looked at many but yours was just so refreshing. Thank you for sharing!!
Oh I was so excited to see a new video. I was hoping to see one soon and here it is. Loved this, so very inspiring. I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with us. I will definitely be getting one of your patterns and watch the log cabin technique video again. Have a great day. ❤️
Hola recién descubrí su canal 🙂 Me encanta cuántas cosas se pueden hacer con bloques log cabin ,genial Una clase magistral 👏 tiene una nueva suscripción Empecé patchwork y costura creativa después de jubilada y con la pandemia Todavía no hice nada con este bloque ,así que ya está en mi lista Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos ,un saludo de una uruguaya desde Valencia 🤗
Enjoyed ur video. First time i seen it. Lots of ideas i have a 9 year old grand daughter i wud like to start. Log cabins is what i will use. ❤❤❤ have a lots festive season. From South Africa
I just found you yesterday and so glad I did. So many on here like to hear themselves talk too much and not enough 'get on with it'!! Straight forward just like Donna Jordan. Have you bookmarked now as I will soon be ready to make another one.
I made a log cabin with wider logs on 2 sides that I found in a book. (Don't remember the name) It creates a circular pattern. The book did careful color placement that created a layered, almost 3-D effect. Very modern and unusual.
My only scheduled hands on is Feb 23 in Virginia. HTTPS://historicmasonictheatre.com once you have their page scroll down on events and you’ll have this info.
When I started quilting, I didn't know how to follow a pattern, so all my quilts were "pictorial." (Like a clown falling from a ladder while painting a giraffe, fun with some multi-color paint-spatter fabric I found.) I was out of work, in a wheelchair, and made quilts to sell for added income. Then my mother bought me a book of log cabin designs and said "Make me one like this...." So my first "pattern" quilt was a log cabin. LOL
These are beautiful. Thank you for the inspiration. I have been searching for your Star Flower (curved log cabin) project sheet and could not find it. So as I was trying to figure out how it is made, it seems that number of rows in the dark side are different from the light side. Is this possible? I appreciate your help and if you can point me to your project sheet, it also would be appreciated.
YT algorithm finally sent your channel to me- finally someone who talks sense, my level. ❤
After 20 years of quilting, the Log cabin still remains my favorite. Thank you for sharing this very interesting video!
My first quilt was an Eleanor Burns Log Cabin. Then I met Mary Ellen Hopkins and found that you can piece in front of the TV watching Cheers, that nearly any quilt block triangle can be pieced from a log cabin. Size doesn't matter. Quilts don't need to be fancy & quilt show worthy that simple quilts can be made and loved and that is okay to "Sit on my quilt".
I agree. The fun is the most important thing on sewing patchwork. I've been obsessed with kaleidoscopes for two years.
@@angelikaimnaehglueck My obsession has be string quilts, every one of them is really different from the next.
@@Sharon-pb7so Yes, i believe.
I just found you!!! So glad that I did. I love this video.
Back around 1984, I made a very large Log Cabin Quilt. However, when I started it, I was living in another state. I used the layout of one I had viewed in a magazine. Later, when my mother saw my unfinished quilt (it was partly quilted) she jumped on me for not doing my quilt the only way she had ever seen it done. So I ripped the quilting out, took the seams out between the blocks, and sewed it together to please my mother. I used it as a bed spread for years; and, I never liked my quilt made the way Mom insisted that it to be made. I still have that old quilt. It needs a lot of repairs to the top (but the backing and batting are still good). I think it is time to make a new log cabin top (for my old quilt) the way I want to make it. I should hand tie it, because it is already quilted. The new top will be made of all new fabrics.
Mom passed almost 12 years ago (she was 92 years old when she passed). I wish she could have seen this video. It would have been hard to get her to set down in front of a computer (she though a computer was the devil's work). If Mom could have seen the beautiful quilts you showed me today, I don't think she would not have liked her way of making a Log Cabin Quilt top.
Thank you for this video.
Note: I was in the U.S. Army. "There is a right way, there is a wrong way, and there is the Army's way. When you are in the Army you will do it the Army's way." I did not have any trouble adjusting to Army life; because, there was the right way, the wrong way, and there was Mom's way at home.
Well my friend - - your way is the way I now suggest you make your log cabin - - - We do many things to please others, and that is understandable - - BUT now I say make one that pleases you - - have fun....
being creative for your own enjoyment - in my life anyway brings a real peace of mind. Glad your making a log cabin the way you want it to be. I'm just learning & I'm 65
I love the first idea for log cabin with the 5 inch squares.. your ideas are inspiring. Thank you
Glad you like them!
Thank you Kaye for a delightful Log Cabin quilt show-such beauties.
You are correct...great beginner quilt. It was my 2nd "completed quilt for my 2nd child. My first "completed" was Around the World for my first (without a rotary cutter). 1988 and 1996. Now just getting back into it and I love your videos because they are truly...this is how you learned to do it in the 80's now look how far we have come, but look at how we got here. Love your approach.
Hi Kaye, I only came across you recently so I have been binge watching your tutorials. I absolutely love them, I love your approach to the freedom of choice to suit peoples individual taste. I have purchased the book on pieced boarders that you recommended in one of your clips, ( not sure which tutorial it was) so I am having a go. I have only been quilting for about 2 years but we all have to start somewhere and I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Many thanks for your all of your tutorials.
The log cabin does seem like a very versatile block. You are right about keeping it squared at the corners. Thanks 😊
Fabulous video. Log cabin is one of my favorites! I'm really enjoying this series of videos. Thankyou.
Fell more in love with log cabin!
It has been along time since I made a log cabin quilt and I am ready to remedy that this week. Thanks for the inspiration!
How interesting! You could make every quilt a log cabin and every one would be different. You piqued my interest in trying a different version, especially with the heart log cabin and the flower petals log cabin, they're very creative and interesting. Thank you for the inspiration! This is just what I need to get out of my quilting rut.
Hi, Kaye
What a treat it’s been to come across your videos recently. I’ve had the opportunity to take 3 multi-day workshops with you through Inspired to Sew of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The last session was when you encouraged me to get the Go Big! Accuquilt cutter. I was so frustrated that I couldn’t cut accurately anymore because of the arthritis in my hands. You and the crew were so constantly kind to cut for me. I was in tears, and you sent me over to Jill for a personal demonstration of the machine. I went home that afternoon with the Go Big! and some basic dies and it’s been worth every penny.
Thanks for your influences, wisdom, whacky sense of humor and clear eyed views on so very many topics.
With affectionate respect
Melinda Ostergren
I’ve rescued several quilts and tops from auctions and shows and my favorite is a twin sized log cabin utility quilt that is tattered and frayed and leaking stuffing at a steady pace. The logs are .5” wide, it’s utterly soft and warm and comforting.
Love all the videos! Would LOVE to see more technique videos (please). Keep up the great work!
Incredible amount of knowledge you’re sharing! Definitely Quilting college.
Stumbled upon your video while searching for various log cabin ideas, and I love your designs and ideas!! I've looked at many but yours was just so refreshing. Thank you for sharing!!
Same here! My first quilt was also an Eleanor Burns Log Cabin. I was hooked. That was 35 years ago.
Oh I was so excited to see a new video. I was hoping to see one soon and here it is. Loved this, so very inspiring. I appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge with us. I will definitely be getting one of your patterns and watch the log cabin technique video again. Have a great day. ❤️
This is a wonderful video. I even went back and watched the technique video. Thank you for teaching so much about quilting.
Hello! Another awesome video! I'm just sitting and hand quilting. I hope you have a delightful week ahead! Thanks for sharing!
Your videos are a joy! Once again, so full of information, ideas and fun. Thank you for making theses videos, I appreciate them so much!
I love the log cabin. I can't remember but I made one years ago with a friend. Could have been my first quilt attempt. Great inspiration.
You make a very good case for looking anew at the log cabin block.
I love log cabins. This video is inspirational. Thank you, Kaye!
You have just popped in my CZcams. You are wonderful. Thank you
Welcome! and thank you very much
Love all your tips and options. Like talking with a good friend.
I love the flower quilt
I have a Christmas tree wall hanging I made years ago. All log cabin. Still love it.
Thank you for this video. I love the log cabin quilt!
Hola recién descubrí su canal 🙂
Me encanta cuántas cosas se pueden hacer con bloques log cabin ,genial
Una clase magistral 👏 tiene una nueva suscripción
Empecé patchwork y costura creativa después de jubilada y con la pandemia
Todavía no hice nada con este bloque ,así que ya está en mi lista
Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos ,un saludo de una uruguaya desde Valencia 🤗
I just found your channel and really enjoyed it! I learned things about the log cabin block i never knew. Thank you so much!
I am now excited to try my first log cabin quilt! Thanks 😊
I’ve been contemplating using a log cabin as a border on a medallion quilt I’m designing.
Great idea -- it is a fabulous block to play with
Bless your heart! This was a delight to watch.
Enjoyed ur video. First time i seen it. Lots of ideas i have a 9 year old grand daughter i wud like to start. Log cabins is what i will use. ❤❤❤ have a lots festive season. From South Africa
Wow! I am amazed by your expertise and creativity. ❤
Wonderful Tutorial to excite the semi-new quilter. ❤
I just found you yesterday and so glad I did. So many on here like to hear themselves talk too much and not enough 'get on with it'!! Straight forward just like Donna Jordan. Have you bookmarked now as I will soon be ready to make another one.
just joined you- I LOVE your instructions and ideas! Thank you from Australia!
Welcome!!
Wonderful video.Thank you.
I wish I could show you the design I made using the log cabin block because it's so unique I haven't seen another design like it.
you could email it to me. kaye@kayeengland,com
Very interesting, thank you.
i love your tutorials i also love the log cabin
I made a log cabin with wider logs on 2 sides that I found in a book. (Don't remember the name) It creates a circular pattern. The book did careful color placement that created a layered, almost 3-D effect. Very modern and unusual.
Thank you
Missed you.
Would love to take some classes from you!
My only scheduled hands on is Feb 23 in Virginia.
HTTPS://historicmasonictheatre.com once you have their page scroll down on events and you’ll have this info.
When I started quilting, I didn't know how to follow a pattern, so all my quilts were "pictorial." (Like a clown falling from a ladder while painting a giraffe, fun with some multi-color paint-spatter fabric I found.) I was out of work, in a wheelchair, and made quilts to sell for added income.
Then my mother bought me a book of log cabin designs and said "Make me one like this...." So my first "pattern" quilt was a log cabin. LOL
Is there a pattern for the runner in the introduction?
Is there a pattern for the chevron tablerunner you are showing?
These are beautiful. Thank you for the inspiration. I have been searching for your Star Flower (curved log cabin) project sheet and could not find it. So as I was trying to figure out how it is made, it seems that number of rows in the dark side are different from the light side. Is this possible? I appreciate your help and if you can point me to your project sheet, it also would be appreciated.
Hello Kaye!! I super excited to find your channel! May I ask if the book you put a link for, has the patterns you displayed
If you are referring to the African book then yes the patterns for the two quilts shown are in this book
Hi there
How do we get a project sheet..