I've never made a log cabin quilt--Mi Casa is amazing--love it. I'm not sure I would have the patience for all that piecing, but it obviously was worth it!

Sawtooth stars and log cabins are my favorites. I'm always looking for new ways to make these patterns. Congratulations to the designers that have contributed to this book, I look forward to owning this book!!!

My very first quilt was a log cabin. I've also made a log cabin sampler.

Yes I made two log cabin quilts. But would love to make more. The book looks wonderful. Hope to win one. Nancy P.

I have never made a log cabin. Not even a single block.

I'm working on my very first log cabin - it's a group of us who make a quilt every year as a fund raiser for our ministries camp. Looking forward to seeing the finished project. Would love a copy of this book.

Many years ago my local quilt guild had a challenge--using only stripes and plaids and 1 solid--and I made a log cabin quilt in the barn raising design. Now that I remember, I only made the top and never finished it . . . excuse me, but I've got to find it and finish it!! LOL!!

I planned to make a log cabin for my daughter, but my sweet mom took over the project so it would be completed before my daughter grew up :)

I made a scrappy Geese in the Cabin many years ago and also block exchange Log Cabin with friends. One of my favorites!

I love the log cabin designs and was told once they should traditionally heave a RED heart. I would make a log cabin quilt if I won the book! I have been intrigued by the "quilt as you go" method for log cabin squares.

One of my first quilt was s log cabin. Red square center and then surrounded by multi- colored logs. Unfortunately it was lost in a house fire long ago. Perhaps it is time to make another.

I've never made one, but that is the block my mother in law first showed me how to make and whetted my appetite for quilting. Would love a copy of the book. Thanks.

Yes, I made tiny log cabin blocks for my daughters Christmas stocking! Fun block

Log Cabin is my favorite block. The first quilt I ever made was 1978 as a wedding gift for my sister. I chose Log Cabin using the pattern in a woman's magazine with the quilt-as-you-go directions. She still has the quilt but no longer has it on her bed.

"Have" sigh

I'm a new quilter and making a log cabin quilt is on my wish list. This book would move that quilt from the wish list to the to-do list.

Two of my favorite quilts I have made were log cabin quilts. I love the process of making the blocks and the finished quilt

My first log cabin was a small wallhanging made from scraps that I hand quilted. I loved everything about making it...using scraps and handwork. I've made a few other log cabins since, but that first one gave me the most pleasure. They're all lovely!

I just finished one using my scraps for a couple of years - it felt like a free quilt. I love it!

I have made a few and I liked making them!

My first quilt was a log cabin. I didn't realize there was so many different ways to do a log cabin. Thank you for showing us different ways to make them.

I made a crazy log cabin. It took me about 2 years to make from my scrap fabric. I may make another...

I love all things log cabin and would have a lot of fun with the book. I am have been enjoying your blog for years, especially since you made the move to Texas.

My first quilt was a log cabin. The seams were completely uneven and I "quilted" it by putting buttons in the corners of the blocks! I gave it to my boyfriend (now husband) and we still have it 15 years later :)

I found your blog last year and really looked you try to daily blog. Really looked about new line and product log cabin are cool so far have only done small table runners would like to try a large quilt

Oh sweet! A chance to win a copy of this book :-) I love log cabins. My favorite for a long time has been the courthouse steps. My second quilt was a courthouse steps that I made for my nephew in homespuns and flannels. I have a picture of it draped on a table with my beautiful golden retriever, Buffer modeling underneath it. A treasured picture from years ago.
Thanks for the giveaway!

I made a log cabin of rich golds on dark blue and made the golds take on a moon shape, then appliqued a cow jumping through it. Looks like a great new book.

Love making Log Cabin quilts - they are where I have the most fun letting go and going with the flow!

I have made many log cabins I have done block swaps with log cabins also my last one was a memory quilt log cabin and the center squares were photos it was beautiful for a grandmother dealing with an illness the photos were of her and each of her grands
Dee

I've made several log cabin quilts. I LOVE making them!