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28 min 52 sec
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00:45
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04:54
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13:04
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09:03
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In this beginner-friendly class, author, textile designer, and modern-quilter Annabel Wrigley teaches you how to make log cabin quilt blocks, then how to sew them together into a lap-sized log cabin quilt top. Begin with planning your design, choosing fabric colors, and cutting fabric, with several layout options provided in the class PDF. Then, Annabel will show you how to sew the log cabin block. Seaming your blocks together is a breeze, and by the end of the class you'll have the skills to create a log cabin quilt as small or as big as you wish. Once you start sewing one log cabin quilt block, you won't want to stop.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- 2" fabric strips cut from a variety of solids and prints, no longer than 14". You can start with 1/4 yard each of 6 prints and 6 solids - make sure there are some light colors and dark. colors
- Quilting rulers - a longer one for cutting strips, and a smaller one for trimming blocks
- Fabric shears
- Rotary cutter and mat
- Spray starch
- Pins
- Seam ripper
- Iron and ironing surface
- Sewing machine and a neutral thread color
- Optional: 1/4" quilting foot
Downloads:
- Make a lap-sized modern log cabin quilt top
- Plan your design and colors
- Sew a log cabin block
- Sew quilt blocks together
What you'll get:
- Video lessons on how to design and sew a modern log cabin lap quilt
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from artist Annabel Wrigley
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students









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Class Reviews
89 users recommended this class to a friend
Christian Ferrara
I loved being able to see everything. No steps were cut out, and the repetition or slow processes were sped up which was fantastic! I loved the pacing and the tips/preferences of the teacher, such as using starch and cutting each piece after sewing to make sure things lined up. Lovely project and explanations!
March 16
Sally Kemink
Very well done. Great tips. Interested in the ironing pad which having close by made work very convenient.
March 16