The Offset Log Cabin block is almost the same as the regular log cabin block, but the light and dark bars are different widths. This results in a curved look, more or less depending on how much the difference is.
The Greek Key looks like a maze, and it can be complicated if you try to wing it. But if you follow these steps, it is actually quite easy.
Surprisingly we didn’t get to this block until the fourth week of the sampler, but finally here we are – the Traditional Log Cabin block. If you’ve been around traditional quilts at all, you’ve probably seen this block. It is used in many different colour ways and layouts, with different sized centre squares and different…
The Courthouse Steps block is log-cabin-ish, but not exactly a log cabin. It does have a centre square and bars surrounding it, but the bars do not rotate around, they go top and bottom first and sides next. I don’t know if this is easier or harder than a traditional log cabin, but it is…
The corner block is a very simple quilt block, but it is also very versatile and can be used in many quilt designs.
The double nine patch is a variation of a traditional nine patch block, but instead of solid squares the features are smaller nine patch blocks.