Log Cabin Fever

Loggy Squares Afghan

2008-06-23T19:26:00.005-05:00

I just finished my Loggy Squares Afghan last week to give to a friend of mine home from college in Chicago for the summer. She loves pink, so this afghan will be great for wrapping up while studying on those cold Chicago nights.
I wrote up the pattern and it's now for sale for only $5 in my etsy shop.

I came up with the idea for this log cabin because I wanted to make log cabin squares but use a different technique besides the traditional "in-the-round" method. My squares are worked on opposing sides to add length, then sewn together so that no two colors touch on all four sides. I really loved the way it turned out, and I'm really happy that I can share my design with others!

Kounting Sheep

Another update on my LC ghan...

2008-04-22T13:09:00.004-05:00

I've managed to get 3-4 more rounds on this. I'm enjoying working on it in the mornings for about 20-30 minutes each day. Here's an updated pic. Sorry for the blur...it's from my cell phone camera as I kept forgetting to take my digi downstairs.

Is anyone besides me working on one?? Hello out there? ROFL

Have a great day all!

Upate on my log cabin as of 3-26-08

2008-03-26T18:45:00.001-05:00

Here it is as of this morning. I really like the colors in it.

I'm working on my Log Cabin, are you?

2008-03-24T22:51:00.001-05:00

Just wanted to post that I am getting my Log Cabin crocheted on. I am loving it too. I only get to crochet on it a few mornings a week, but I'm making pretty good progress in those times.

Is anyone else still crocheting on theirs??

Loggy Squares In Progress

2008-03-24T20:12:00.003-05:00

This is a log-cabin afghan that I worked on diligently for two weeks, then put away. The intended recipient was a co-worker who moved away and I didn't have any way to contact her. So now it sits, about 75 percent finished, waiting. I kind of like it now and want to keep it...not sure though...
I'm using a basic log cabin method for each square using four different shades of pink, then outlining them in a round of single crochet black and crocheting them together as I go. On each join is all four colors and no same colors touch. I might try to finish it this summer when I have some more free time...

Kounting Sheep

Blue and Brown bag update

2008-03-03T12:28:00.002-06:00

In response to Mrs. Wade's post on my blue and brown bag:

Here is my method: I unfold all the unwashed fat quarters (or fabrics) and layer them in a stack. The edges don't need to be even or anything, just so they're roughly stacked up. I grab scissors and start at one end just cutting strips of assorted (and unmeasured) widths. I like the craziness of it all and it is so easy of course because there is nothing to line up or match. Just so there is enough for the seam allowance. Sometimes I use one fabric for all 4 sides, so the block forms concentric squares (like the yellow tote bag a few days ago) and sometimes I just grab a strip and use it until it's gone then start another. I sew little pieces together if I need to make a strip longer and there isn't anything long left. I do quilt as I go, meaning I am actually stitching them onto the batting (in this case, fleece), just like you would if you were using muslin as a backer. I had no particular plans for this one, except that it would be a bag. I was thinking I would do another large one, like the yellow, but once I finished the 4 squares, I thought they made a good size with 2 front and 2 back, so that is what I went with. I sewed them together, made handles from leftover strips and attached them. Made the lining and attached it. Then decided it needed a zipper, so I added that in too.

I love log cabins, they are my very favorite design, so even if I don't have much time, if I'm feeling the need to create something, I'll grab scraps and just start sewing them together. I save them all and they find their way into different projects over time.

SO, yes, you could say it is intentional, but I don't plan it out first. I kinda design as I go and am more a problem solver (as they occur) than a plan-it-out-first person.
tonya

It's done!

2008-03-02T09:17:00.003-06:00

Here's my finished log cabin afghan. It took me so long because I had to take a medically indicated hiatus in the middle. But it is finally finished. More pictures here.

I must say it is disturbingly square for what I imagined it would turn out to be. The finished product measures 54" x 58". I used up quite a bit of my scrap stash on this one. Of xourse, I'm still left with a ton. But I'm making progress.

I don't know if you can see it or not, but there's an edging of reverse single crochet around the edge. No matter what I did, the pictures of it didn't turn out. But it is my new edging of choice.

The bulk of this is done in RHSS, but there's a lot of other brands of yarn that are similar in there too. I used DC the whole way through except for two rounds of SC around the whole thing, and then an edging of reverse SC.

Log Cabin-y purse

2008-02-27T15:45:00.002-06:00

Another crazy Log Cabin bag. LC's are my very favorite thing to do with fabrics. Love seeing each one take on its own little personality. These are all quilted and this is the most comfortable bag, just like a favorite cotton quilt.

Cue the music

2008-02-25T21:15:00.003-06:00

I'm back on the hook again. I've been given the OK by my physical therapists to begin crocheting again. I'm only allowed to work for 20 minutes at a time and then I have to take a break. But 20 minutes is about all I can do before I really start to feel it. But at least I can work again. And I' m nearly finished. I'm so close I can taste it. I can't wait to finish and post a picture here. I'll keep you all updated.

Log Cabin tote

2008-02-22T12:23:00.001-06:00

Here is a large (13x16x3) log cabin tote bag I made last night out of fat quarters. It's all quilted and lined and quite sturdy and homey, like a soft cotton quilt. Love it!

Anybody still around??

2008-02-19T16:56:00.002-06:00

I know Mrs. Wade and I are here. Anybody else?

Here's my new beginning!

2008-02-17T13:03:00.002-06:00

I didn't stitch much on it as I lost my Mom a week ago yesterday and I'm sick. But, here's a pic of my new beginning and I LOVE this pattern. Much easier to do than the last one I tried and gave up.

Update on my progress

2008-02-17T09:11:00.002-06:00

OK all, I'm depressed. My physical therapy has been going well, but I've still not been given the clearance to crochet yet. Great, the one activity that truly relaxes me, is still so close yet out of reach. I'm still regularly attending my S&B because I'm the most experienced stitcher and the founder of the group. It's not been easy to attend and not crochet. How are all of you doing? How are the log cabins coming along?

More detail about my log cabin block

2008-02-05T12:11:00.000-06:00

MRSWADE asked what yarn I had used in my log cabin. It's just Caron Simply Soft from Hobby Lobby. They have so many color choices and the sheen of the yarn is really pretty. I've generally been a basic Red Heart user but am trying to branch out. Also, it's about 10 inches square and I used an "H" hook. I'm going to use all these same colors , but shift the color sequence around. I'll leave the center white square and maybe the gold and red the same for all When I sew them togeather it will still be darks against darks and lights against lights, just different colors next to each other.

I was so excited to have finshed a first try that I hurried to post, forgetting more description.

Let's get the word out

2008-01-31T20:56:00.000-06:00

Anyone got any great ideas for pushing more traffic over here? My first thought is to use Ravelry, but I'm certain that's not the only way to recruit. What ideas do the rest of you have?

Log Cabin Block

2008-01-30T11:00:00.000-06:00

Hi everyone! Finally my first log cabin square. I joined Fever at its start but had to think for a while what I might want to do and what I was able to do. I browsed the patterns here at the sight and chose the Crochet Collection Log Cabin. Being a quilter also( posted a photo of the 1/4 square log cabin I'd recently made, earlier), I kinda wanted to make something like a quilt for my first log cabin afghan. This pattern is perfect. When I have enough squares done I'll pick one of the log cabin quilt layouts and put it together. The great thing about this square is when your done your done. All the yarn ends are crocheted over at the beginning row of each color. All I have to do is weave the squares together and it's done. I love it! When I'm making a quilt and finish the top there is still putting the layers together, basting, quilting, binding the edges. Quilting is great, but my learning how to crochet is giving it some real competition. I'm working on a ripple(about 3/4 done) and doing some granny squares also. I tried a 1/4 square granny log cabin. which I was able to do but I didn't choose the right colors. Used light to dark shades of red which seemed to work, but when photographed the colors all ran togeather. So rip out and start over again using better color choices. I also want to try the single big log cabin afghan that a lot of you are making. At least this square worked out to look 1/2 dark and 1/2 light like I hoped so I have confidence to do more.

The quilt block and quilt pictured are not mine, but examples of what I hoped to follow with my crochet.

Unfinished log cabin

2008-01-27T18:03:00.001-06:00

I know I haven't posted in a while. My log cabin (and every other project I have) is currently stagnating in the work basket. But trust me, I have a good reason. Tuesday morning I was rear-ended. You can read more about it here. So, there will be no crocheting for a long while. My neck and back are killing me and making it through a day at work is about all I can manage. Think good thoughts for my recovery you lovely people. I am so close to finishing I can taste it.

I give up!

2008-01-18T13:01:00.001-06:00

My incipient log cabin was stolen by my 5-month-old son. He's had such a marvelous time wrestling with it and chewing on it that it's got lovey status for the moment.

Which means, of course, that it counts as finished!

ROFL. Seriously? I'm starting to feel like there's something doomed about this project. I think I'd best wait a while before I start again...

Finished Log Cabin

2008-01-12T16:52:00.000-06:00

As promised, here are the pictures of my first finished log cabin. This one was a Christmas present for my sister (even though I didn't finish it by Christmas!).
I really enjoyed making this blanket and I liked the color combinations.
I had a little trouble getting the first couple of rotations to be even, so the center is a bit wonky. Once I realized my mishap, I was halfway done and didn't want to take it out. It's not noticeable to the inexperienced eye, but I notice it. Oh well...I still like the finished piece!

I used a size I hook and used half-double crochets for more drape. For the edging, I did four rounds of half-double crochet in green, with three half-doubles in the corner each time. The finished piece ended up being about 50 inches square (I ran out of yarn, so it's a nice lap blanket for my sister!).

Kounting Sheep

First Log Cabin

2008-01-06T23:26:00.000-06:00

Hi Log Cabiners!

My name is Jennifer aka Kounting Sheep. I came across this blog a couple months ago through either Granny-Along or No-End-In-Sight-Ripple-Along (I can't remember which one now!). I'm new to Log Cabin style, but not new to knitting or crocheting; I've been crocheting for nine years and knitting for three.

I don't have a picture yet, but I just wanted to post. I'm so excited because I finished my sister's Christmas present an hour ago tonight, which happened to be a crocheted Log Cabin blanket. The colors I used were green, yellow, blue, purple, and pink in not-pastely-but-not-too-bright shades. I plan on taking pictures tomorrow in the daylight, so I'll post as soon as I have those done. I also have another Log Cabin blanket in progress. It is individual log cabin squares in shades of pink that are sewn together to create a geometric pattern. I'm about halfway done on that one, so I'll try to post pictures of that one too!

Thanks for letting me join!

Kounting Sheep

Beginagain. grin

2008-01-05T12:17:00.000-06:00

Thanks for inviting quilters!

2008-01-03T15:53:00.000-06:00

Hi everyone! I was glad to see the invite for quilters. My two real passions are quilting which I have enjoyed for almost 30 years now, and crochet which I have been doing much more recently. My gram taught me how to make granny squares back in the 70s and those were very easy for me to learn. But for whatever reason I just couldn't get the hang of regular crochet. I tried and tried and did make a few thing but was never at ease with it like I was with quilting. Last fall I happened upon the ripple and granny alongs and they opened up a whole new crochet world for me. Of course I found may other wonderful blogs of crocheters. Seeing all the great things everyone was making inspired (forced) me to work and practice until I finally got it. I started a ripple afghan, have been making more granny squares, did some crochet winter scarves and made a few little amigurumi characters. I just love finally being able to crochet. With this new year I'm going to try out the log cabin, either one big log cabin afghan or the small blocks sewn into a big afghan.

The quilt block above is actually called a quarter square log cabin. I'm planning to use the mile a minute quilting technique. The blocks have been sewn into 3 long strips and put together with backing and batting. Now I'm going to machine quilt each strip then sew them together and do a little hand work to finish off and hide the seams. I've made a few other regular log cabins but those were donated to local childrens charities. Got in such a hurry to finish and get them to quilt guild for delivery that I forgot to take photos.

Hope I'll be posting soon with some log cabin crochet to show. The wonderful thing about crochet versus quilting is that when you crochet, both back and front are done at the same time except for tying in the ends. Instant gratification of finishing something. We all need that once in a while. With quilting you finish the top but it still has to be assembled and quilted. Still, I'm really happy when I'm doing either.

Looking forward to seeing what everyone is working on!

Um, yeah. :)

2008-01-01T09:34:00.000-06:00

Maybe a resolution? LOL.

Old LC frogged. New LC in the wings. Soon. Soon.

(Please excuse style. Must go keep daughters from actually hurting each other...)

Of Mice and Men

2007-12-30T19:34:00.001-06:00

I had great ambitions of finishing my log cabin this long weekend. I'm still shooting for it, but read here for a tale of the best laid plans. But don't give up on me. I'm still working on it!

another LC

2007-12-24T16:13:00.000-06:00

Realized that as I wait to get a better photo.. it's just not happening. So here is my first log cabin.. I started out walking two blocks to my favorite place to take pictures.. and have such a great neighborhood.. that as I stopped to talk to folks.. the sun faded a bit too much. ;)

But here it is anyway...

After such fast success.. I even started a second LC...

The first one was a grand total of eight days !
This one was about two weeks.. till I petered out, ;)
Unfortunately the final ring of logs is on hold as I start something new..the Cathedral Rose Window no less. hahaha..
I'm like that ya know. :D

Hope your all having a great holiday !

edit to add:
Mrs. Wade.. I see your adding to our patterns ..
here is this one..

I Finished My Log Cabin

2007-12-24T09:02:00.000-06:00

I'm sorry I haven't posted progress pics of my log cabin, but I made it so quickly that I didn't have time. Here is the finished 'ghan:
I finished it in just under 6 weeks. I started on Nov. 15th and I finished it last night, Dec. 23rd. Log cabin fever, indeed! I am very pleased with the way it turned out. I will be giving it away later this week. I will definitely make another one eventually. Right now, I am going to take a few days off from crocheting and rediscover my knitting!

Log Cabin Dishcloth

2007-12-17T20:07:00.000-06:00

For those of you instant gratification types. ;)

here

How cool is that?

The results are in

2007-12-16T20:34:00.000-06:00

The poll is closed and the results say that we will accept log cabin makers of all types. All you quilters out there...show us what you've got!

Majority Rules

2007-12-07T19:40:00.000-06:00

It seems the bulk of people want to allow quilters. So, quilters, bring it on. We want to see your log cabins too!

Look!

2007-12-05T16:01:00.000-06:00

A picture!

After I took this I got the thing back on the needles and finished the purple section. At this rate, I'll be done with it sometime in 2024. But hey, it's fun! :D

Found!

2007-12-03T09:39:00.000-06:00

Let the log cabin begin again...if I can grab a free moment. :D

Here's my progress

2007-12-02T14:59:00.000-06:00

It's kind of a "choose whatever looks good and has enough left to complete the six rows" kind of thing. I'm not sure how I feel about the red, white, and blue on the one edge. I guess we'll see what happens as I add some more. I don't know. What do you guys think? Be honest. Should I frog the red, white, and blue?

Oh, and pay no attention to the munchkin hand and foot. She sees a camera and turns on the smile wattage!

Update on my progress

2007-11-29T17:53:00.000-06:00

Just wanted to let you all know that I went through my stash and found several suitable candidates for the log cabin. Plus, a friend reminded me of a LS (that's kind of a LYS) that has mostly mill ends for $1 a skein. So, if I'm in need, that should be perfect. Fits my budget well too!

The inevitable

2007-11-29T17:48:00.000-06:00

Hey guys. Just a question before we come upon the inevitable. Since we're a log cabin blog, and nowhere on the blog does it say that we only include crocheters and knitters, how would you like to handle it when we eventually get a quilter asking to join us?

I'll post a poll and everyone can weigh in. I don't have a preference one way or the other. I just wanted to address the issue before it addressed us.

Just in case you were wondering...

2007-11-29T00:19:00.000-06:00

I still have not found the blasted knitting needle that the kids disappeared.

I'm beginning to suspect that the only way to bring it back will be to buy another pair. Then I trust it will appear immediately. Isn't that the way it works? :D

Might be Someone telling me to stick to crochet, too. ROFL. Hey, you never know...

Log Cabin it

2007-11-24T22:00:00.000-06:00

Well, progress on the log cabin has been halted for a few reasons. Yarn shortage being one of them. Requests for my skills on PAID projects being the other. I've been asked to make several scarves. And business could branch out from here. Anyone got any serious experience with successfully selling stuff on etsy? Deb, I know you do.

My Log Cabin Waits Patiently

2007-11-23T16:08:00.000-06:00

I'm just itching to work on my neglected little Loggy. It sits in a corner, two salad bowls full of delightful bright skeins of leftover cotton glace...as soon as I send out a swap package on Monday, my crochet hook swings back into action...

Kids one, me zero.

2007-11-23T15:57:00.000-06:00

My log cabin? No longer on the needle. And the needle? Nowhere to be found.

*sigh*

Poor planning on my part

2007-11-23T14:09:00.000-06:00

Well, I've made lots of progress on my log cabin. I'd say it's about 30% done. However, one thing I didn't plan on when starting it is causing a problem.

When I began the afghan I was using scrap yarn. After the initial center rectangle (that's right, mine is rectangular instead of square), I'd been doing 6 rows of each color. I love the blocks of color and it's looking great.

Here's where the problem comes in. It's big enough now, about 24" x 20", that it takes a good chunk of yarn to finish those 6 rows. I don't have a lot of leftover yarn that has that much left on it. The log cabin might have to take a back seat until I can finish some more projects (leaving me some more extra yarn) or until I can get to the store to pick some out. And if I buy a bunch at the store, I run the risk of it being all matchy matchy.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Tonight's the night

2007-11-20T20:41:00.000-06:00

I am going to get some real work done on my log cabin tonight. I can't wait to see what comes off the hook!

Box log cabin start

2007-11-20T12:03:00.000-06:00

I haven't started on the one I showed here, but I did start on another I sketched out. Based on a modified log cabin Bento Box quilt, this one will be for one of my daughters for Christmas. Here is 1 large block (4 small blocks) completed and the pattern I drew up. I am joining with a needle and yarn using each color in that section so there will be no visible lines to distract from the box pattern that forms from the logs.

A whole lotta not progress

2007-11-18T17:24:00.001-06:00

You guys, my weekend just got away from me. Even though I had three days off I didn't manage even a stitch on the log cabin. I was contracted by someone at work to make him two scarves for $20. Plus he bought the materials. I've been trying to get the energy to finish the second of the two. It's almost done. I promise, I won't be this miserable as a host forever.

Plus, we're looking into replacing our camera in the next few days. Pictures people! PICTURES!

New Member Here!

2007-11-16T13:36:00.001-06:00

I just wanted to introduce myself and thank you all for letting me join in. My name is Priscilla, and I blog over at By Hook or Needles. For some reason, this week I totally succumbed to Log Cabin Fever! Even though I haven't finished my ripple afghan or started my granny square afghan, I just couldn't resist starting a log cabin. Here's what I have so far:
A friend at work has recently been diagnosed with MS, so I am hopefully going to finish this up fairly quickly and give it to her. I can't make her well, but maybe I can make her feel better. I'm using Caron Simply Soft with a J hook, and I am loosely following a pattern from the Aug/Sept 2006 issue of Crochet Today. I'll keep you posted on my progress!

I actually made some progress.

2007-11-16T08:38:00.001-06:00

I have no pictures yet, though.

I just had to be publicly proud of myself for picking up stitches.

It's the small victories...LOL.

A finished Log cabin!

2007-11-12T18:11:00.000-06:00

I finished this last Wensday,I used bernat chunky in soft toupe, new denim heather and twilight twists on size 10 1/2 needles , finished size 33" x 35".I'm not sure how long it took, because it was on the back burner for awhile. I have already started another!!!

Hows everyone else coming along????

Hayley
http://knittyauntie.com

No progress.

2007-11-12T09:28:00.000-06:00

I've been going insane over here trying to seal the house for winter, juggle three kids (ain't *that* a great mental image?), and make for the upcoming craft show thingy, so I have made no progress at all on this. *headdesk*

Soon, soon...

Frogging

2007-11-10T20:42:00.000-06:00

Ribbit. Ribbit. I think I'm going to be frogging mine too. I not only didn't love the color combination I had going, but I don't think I care for the sc either. Strange how I haven't learned from anyone else's posts. Maybe I'll try the half double, or maybe just stick with my standard double. It's all RHSS or the equivalent. Is anyone else doing random color choices or do you all have certain colors you're sticking with?

Well, looks like I'll be starting over again...ugh...

2007-11-09T11:49:00.000-06:00

Seems that I forgot to do the variegated in a bigger hook and those stitches are smaller in it because the yarn itself (yes, same brand) is smaller than the solid colors. Why? I don't get it. lol

SO! That said...I'll be starting mine over (for the 3rd time) and should have a wonderful ghan once I do. I'm hoping to get it started again this weekend.

Any pics from anyone?? I'd love to see the beginnings of your ghans!!

waves hello

2007-11-07T22:21:00.000-06:00

I just got started and I'm excited! I've been thinking about doing a crocheted log cabin for a while and this was just the inspiration I needed! I'm also a brand new knitter, and so I decided to knit it instead. By the time I'm done it should be second nature, I'd think. :-) I have a ton of stashed RHSS that needs to be worked up and this seemed like a good use for it, too. Darn yarn diet. LOL. I'm just making it up as I go along, following the basic recipe from Mason-Dixon Knitting.

Anyway, first pictures after I've had a chance to take some. Just wanted to drop in and say hello and thanks for having me!

I started my LC ghan a few nights ago...

2007-11-03T14:54:00.001-05:00

I started out doing dc til I got to the 3rd piece. When I went down the sides of the existing two pieces, it looked 'holey'. So, I ripped the whole thing out and started again using hdc on it and I LOVE it! So much better. I want to get more done this weekend and then I'll take a pic on Sunday night and share with you all. I am going to love making this and it will be using up the WW yarn that I have extra hanging around.

Hugs! Nancy :0)

I finally started mine

2007-11-03T11:46:00.000-05:00

Well, I finished the hubby's ripple last night and started my log cabin. I'm just using up scrap yarn, so I don't really know what I think of it yet. I'm not following a pattern, just taking it as it comes.

I could really use some help on a special project. If you would all be willing to take a look at my blog http://squintsquad.blogspot.com and look at the post titled "Looking for help" I'd really appreciate it. I'd like to make a very special toy for my daughter and could use some opinions/help/advice. Thanks in advance.

Modern Zig Zag - log cabin idea

2007-11-01T09:56:00.000-05:00

As a graphic artist, I design/sketch almost everything on my computer before starting on it. I like the precision it gives and the ability to really see what it should look like beforehand. This is my idea for a sort of modern zig zag log cabin. I knit, crochet and quilt, so this would work with any of those methods, although I plan to crochet it. To help visualize the finished afghan, I created a color palette that is pretty close to the actual yarn color of my chosen yarn, the Vanna's Choice yarns from Lion Brand. While not normally a fan of all acrylic yarns, this new one is really nice to work with. It seems a tad heavier weight than worsted (although it is listed as worsted) and using an I hook and hdc (half-double crochet) it makes great log cabins! This will probably be my next WIP (after I finish the 3 I have going on right now!) Feel free to use this if you like, I'd love to see it!

Oh, and yes, there aren't any written directions here - I just make one block how I like and do all the rest the same way. My guess on this is I will do the first starting block (which is black) as 10 hdc wide by 7 rows high. Each subsequent stripe would then also be 7 rows high. For the black border, while I could work it in the round once the center section was completed and seamed, I think I will stitch them as individual blocks and seam as well, to continue the true "quilt" look.

Have fun!

tonya

Here is one block up close including yarn color names (click for larger view):

A Question of Stitch

2007-10-29T16:02:00.000-05:00

Hi Log Cabin-ers! I'm going to repost this pic from my blog with a question for all of you:

This particular Log Cabin is done in single crochet with a size F needle. The stitch is tight, and as a result the drape is rather stiff, but it shows the colors (Rowan Cotton Glace) to great effect. I tried another swatch in half double crochet, and achieved much better drape, but the open stitches don't do justice to the colors. What do you think? Worse drape, better colors, or better drape and compromised colors? It's a real puzzle.

I'm making up my pattern as I go, based on the principles in the Mason Dixon Knitting book for a knit log cabin. I really do believe you can wing it.

Buttons

2007-10-28T23:53:00.000-05:00

Well, these are the first three that I have come up with ... they aren't bad for a very tired person I guess - lol! Let me know what you all think & I can always head back to the drawing board.

Button

2007-10-28T16:39:00.000-05:00

I think we need a button. (Or at least that's what I think it's called.) Anyone know how to do that kind of stuff? Oh and anyone willing to give me lessons on how to include a link in the middle of a post without using the big, long link? I'm clueless!

Hi!

2007-10-28T00:35:00.001-05:00

I have 2 more skeins and I will be done with my first log cabin. I would post pics but my computer is down so I'm running off of my future hubbys computer.
I'm using bernat chunky in soft toupe, new denim heather and twilight twists.
I'll be sure to post pics when I'm done!

Hayley
http://knittyauntie.com

Patterns

2007-10-26T09:39:00.000-05:00

So, what pattern is everyone using ... maybe there should be sidebar with links to various patterns???

Do I need my hand slapped?

2007-10-25T21:13:00.000-05:00

My loving (and long-suffering) hubby has brought it to my attention that I am the administrator of this blog and have yet to start my log cabin. Is this a bad thing? Can I be forgiven?

I've got the fever

2007-10-24T22:37:00.000-05:00

Welcome everyone. I know it doesn't look like much right now, but I promise, this is going to be great. The layout is a work in progress, so if you have something you'd like to suggest, let me know and we'll see what we can work out. Post all of your log cabin-ness here. Whether it's crochet or knit. Thanks for checking it out.

Log Cabin Fever

Loggy Squares Afghan

Another update on my LC ghan...

Upate on my log cabin as of 3-26-08

I'm working on my Log Cabin, are you?

Loggy Squares In Progress

Blue and Brown bag update

It's done!

Log Cabin-y purse

Cue the music

Log Cabin tote

Anybody still around??

Here's my new beginning!

Update on my progress

More detail about my log cabin block

Let's get the word out

Log Cabin Block

Unfinished log cabin

I give up!

Finished Log Cabin

First Log Cabin

Beginagain. *grin*

Thanks for inviting quilters!

Um, yeah. :)

Of Mice and Men

another LC

I Finished My Log Cabin

Log Cabin Dishcloth

The results are in

Majority Rules

Look!

Found!

Here's my progress

Update on my progress

The inevitable

Just in case you were wondering...

Log Cabin it

My Log Cabin Waits Patiently

Kids one, me zero.

Poor planning on my part

Tonight's the night

Box log cabin start

A whole lotta not progress

New Member Here!

I actually made some progress.

A finished Log cabin!

No progress.

Frogging

Well, looks like I'll be starting over again...ugh...

*waves hello*

I started my LC ghan a few nights ago...

I finally started mine

Modern Zig Zag - log cabin idea

A Question of Stitch

Buttons

Button

Hi!

Patterns

Do I need my hand slapped?

I've got the fever

Beginagain. grin

waves hello