If you double click on the photo it will get bigger. I’m done with the quilting! Now I need to put the binding on it. I’m going with a facing rather than a traditional binding. That’s where all the binding is folded to the back so that you don’t see it on the front.
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Claire Sherman Art
Here is another example of a barn raising log cabin quilt. This quilt was for a king-size mattress and it was made almost entirely from a fabric stash. 2″ strips of fabric were used to assemble the quilt. The ? quilt backing is pieced and made from 10″ scrap blocks.