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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- About the Author
- Loving Log Cabin Quilts:
- What is a Log Cabin Block?
- About the Log Cabin Blocks in This Book
- Why Cut Strips On the Lengthwise Grain?:
- Cutting Strips on the Lengthwise Grain
- Right-handed Lengthwise Cutting
- Left-handed Lengthwise Cutting
- The ABCs of Cutting Strips to Exact Length:
- Right-handed Cutting by the ABCs
- Left-handed Cutting by the ABCs
- Why Cut Strips to exact Length:
- The Old "New Way"
- The Better Way
- Making the Classic Log Cabin Block
- Two Frequently Asked Questions:
- Can the Center Square Vary in Size?
- What Width Are the Strips?
- Basic Pairs Assembly of Blocks
- Let's make Quilts:
- A Log Cabin Snuggler(55"sq.)
- Inside/Out Log Cabin(55"sq.)
- Inside/Out Reversed(55"sq.)
- Quick and Easy - and Classic(84 1/2"x98 1/2")
- Quick and Easy Bed Quilt Sizes
- Fat Quarters Log Cabin(84"sq.)
- Same Song, Second Verse(51"x65")
- What's Black and White and Red All Over?(50"sq.)
- For Nina's Comfort(68"x100")
- Rachel's Basket(72"x86")
- Introducting Courthouse Steps
- Lodge Look Courthouse Steps(87"x103 1/2")
- Magic Steps(48 1/4"x49 3/4")
- Concentric Courthouse Steps(66"sq.)
- Introcucing Curved Log Cabin Blocks
- Round Pegs in Square Holes(53 1/2"sq.)
- Round Pegs in Square Holes Inside/Out(53 1/2")
- Cabin Waves III(46"x54")
- Introducing Chevron Blocks
- Little Woolie Chevron(31"x43")
- Linked Chevrons(42"x52")
- BONUS: Fusible Binding
- Full Size Ruler Patterns
- Block Sizes for From Marti Michell Log Cabin Rulers