Does this block look a little LOPSIDED? Sew along with Beth Shibley
Today Beth Shibley is making a log cabin block that's just a little bit lopsided! She'll walk you step by step through how to make it on your own.
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Beth Shibley
Beth Shibley loves to create and share her adventures in quilting. Simple patterns and practical gifts are what she loves most.
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Today Beth Shibley is making a log cabin block that's just a little bit lopsided! She'll walk you step by step through how to make it on your own.
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What makes this block a little lopsided? Beth uses 1.5" strips in her light colors, and 2" strips in her dark colors. She was curious to see what it would look like, and we think it looks great!
Beth starts with a center square that is 2" x 2" in red fabric. Then she chooses from her scrap fabrics and builds her log cabin square from the center out. She uses 1.5" strips on the light side of the block, and 2" strips on the dark side of the block. She uses 1/4" seam allowance.
Finally she trims the block down to 7" square.
Beth starts with a center square that is 2" x 2" in red fabric. Then she chooses from her scrap fabrics and builds her log cabin square from the center out. She uses 1.5" strips on the light side of the block, and 2" strips on the dark side of the block. She uses 1/4" seam allowance.
Finally she trims the block down to 7" square.
