Log Cabin Possibilities

This works well as a "fat quarters" quilt -- either as a two-color quilt or as a dark and light quilt. If you choose to use only two colors, please try several different fabrics in each color, as it will add depth and interest to your quilt. We would be happy to help you choose your fabrics if you're not comfortable doing it yourself.

Quilt sizes and fabric requirements:

Nap (approx. 54 x 60 inches) 90 blocks - 19 fat quarters -- 11 dark and 8 light

Twin (approx. 70 x 90 inches) 165 blocks - 32 fat quarters -- 18 light and 14 dark

Double (approx 84 x 90 inches) 210 blocks - 40 fat quarters -- 23 dark and 17 light

Queen (approx. 90 x 96 inches) 240 blocks - 45 fat quarters -- 26 dark and 19 light

King (approx. 108 x 96 inches) 288 blocks - 54 fat quarters -- 31 dark and 23 light

You will also need a machine with needles, ruler, rotary cutter, mat, thread, etc. It would be helpful if you have a flannel sheet or some batting that would serve as a design all.  We'll be "trying out" designs with the blocks so that you may create a quilt you'll enjoy.

Check out our Class Projects page to see some of the ways that you will be able to put these blocks together.

Log Cabin Possibilities