Monday, February 10, 2020

Island Batik Log Cabin Blog Hop

This week starts the Log Cabin blog hop featuring all the latest lines from Island Batik!  You are going to love seeing what all the ambassadors are creating with these beautiful fabrics - all based on the Log Cabin Block.  I've seen a sneak peek of some of them and they really are terrific!

There's also a giveaway - this week the winner will get a set of precuts from the Ancient Etchings line designed by Jackie Kunkel of Canton Village Quiltworks.  You can enter by getting to the end of my post where you'll find the Rafflecopter widget!  My best tip for making a log cabin block?  Pay attention to what you are doing so you don't have to break out the seam ripper!

Check the Island Batik Blog regularly so you do not miss a thing! The full list of Ambassadors’ names, collections they will be using in their projects, and their post dates are as follows:



Monday, February 10

Leah Malasky

Sharon Riley



Tuesday, February 11

Joanne Hart

Jennifer Thomas



Wednesday, February 12

Mania Hatziioannidi

Emily Leachman



Thursday, February 13

Carla Henton

Suzy Webster

Friday, February 14th

Blog Hop Round Up Week 1



Monday, February 17

Gail Sheppard

Janet Yamamoto



Tuesday, February 18

Carolina Asmussen

Michelle Roberts



Wednesday, February 19

Gail Renna

Jennifer Fulton



Thursday, February 20

Sally Manke

Megan Best

Friday, February 21

Blog Hop Round Up Week 2



Monday, February 24

Denise Looney

Alison Vermilya



Tuesday, February 25

Connie Kauffman

Sandra Walker



Wednesday, February 26

Pamela Boatright  My project is coming along nicely and I'm excited to share it!

Maryellen McAuliffe

Jennifer Strauser



Thursday, February 27

Vasudha Govindan

Carol Moellers

Friday, February 28

Blog Hop Round Up Week 3



a Rafflecopter giveaway

6 comments:

  1. Squaring the block as you go.

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  2. For super accuracy, paper piecing is the way to go!

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  3. I made a log cabin quilt many years ago, and I'm sure it's not perfect, but we still use it! I didn't have a 1/4" foot back then, but that does help me a lot when making any kind of blocks.

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  4. I like to join, iron and check for size/square if necessary. Then I know the blocks will be the same.

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  5. I try to measure correctly and then sew correctly and slowly. Enjoy your day! angielovesgary2 atgmail dotcom

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  6. take your time, when cutting and stitching. enjoy the process

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