It's the first log cabin I've ever done. I got the original idea from Crazy Mom Quilt's Tutorial and I went back to look at her instructions often. I kinda made up the size as I went since I wanted it a little smaller than hers. I put hours and hours (20? 30?) on the hand quilting this past week. I was so done with hand stitching by the end that I machine stitched the binding.




The tree looks much better dressed. Don't you think?
6 comments:
it looks so great! and you hand quilted it?!?! wow. you did a great job.
It really completes your tree - definitely better dressed!
I'm so impressed with your creative endeavors.
Great Job!!!
So cute! I'm totally impressed. I would never have the patience to hand-quilt anything!
It looks wonderful! I love that you hand quilted it. Someday you will look back at it with your children and admire all those hand stitches.
Tree skirts are the rage right now! I have seen so many great ones, yours inlcuded!
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