It’s time for the fourth Mystery Block of the Month 2023 reveal, and we’re going to make a Log Cabin Quilt Block! Prepare your sewing machine and fabric because it’s time to create this month’s block!
The Log Cabin Quilt Block is a classic design that has been used in quilting for centuries. It consists of a center square of fabric with strips of fabric sewn around it in a spiral pattern. It’s named after log cabin homes and can be arranged in many different ways to create unique quilt designs.
In the summer of 2021 members of Quilt Club did a Log Cabin Block Swap which was a lot of fun! The Log Cabin Block was made a little differently, you can see how we made the block HERE, and you can see a recap of the block swap HERE.
About the Mystery Block of the Month
The Log Cabin Quilt Block is the fourth block in the Mystery Block of the Month 2023 series, find out more HERE.
The Mystery Block of the Month is a small achievable project each month, once we have completed all 12 blocks we will use them to make a quilt top. The trick is making your block within the month so it stays a stress-free and fun quilting project.
If you are following along on the Mystery Block of the Month and would like to have the same fabric placement as me for all your blocks, check out this video HERE. You will find a copy of the Labels in the Pattern Library HERE.
Log Cabin Quilt Block Pattern
The Log Cabin Quilt Block is available as a convenient PDF pattern. Get your copy HERE on my Etsy Store at a nominal fee. If you think you might like to have all 12 patterns for this year’s MBOM you might want to consider signing up for my Perks Membership HERE.
Log Cabin Quilt Block Cutting Instructions
To make the Log Cabin Quilt Block you will need FIVE different fabrics.
Please see the diagram below for cutting instructions:
Please watch my video for step-by-step instructions on how to make the Log Cabin Quilt Block:
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Want to make a Log Cabin Quilt Block later? Don’t lose this tutorial, pin it now to one of your boards on Pinterest!
Last month we made the Rail Fence Quilt Block, check it out HERE.
Thanks so much for joining me! Please leave a comment and let me know how you go, or if you have any questions. If you share your block on social media please tag me #staceyleecreative. I would love to see it!
Stacey x
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