Traditional log cabin with a twist. The strips are chain stitched in position instead of the traditional way. This leaves the edges of the fabric on top to be frayed and manipulated. Tabs and buttons are used to join two panels and machine made cords are used to attach the other panels. Tuesday, 6 March 2007
Sample 5: Inside out "Traditional" Log Cabin
Traditional log cabin with a twist. The strips are chain stitched in position instead of the traditional way. This leaves the edges of the fabric on top to be frayed and manipulated. Tabs and buttons are used to join two panels and machine made cords are used to attach the other panels. 
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Thank you so much for sharing your work with us. I intend studying the same course with Sian, hopefully starting before Easter.
just found you blog hon, this is lovely work, keep it up. can't wait to see how the apron comes together. I am doing the diploma course with Sian, v.e.r.y slowly!!
Just found your blog via InaMinuteAgo. I've got a cup of coffee and I'm busy working my through it from bottom to top! Love this set of samples.
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