Sherri - Not only do I love your fabrics, but this tutorial on the mini 4” log cabin block is sweet! I wish I had the quilt shown on your table today, anywhere in my home! Thanks for the warm fuzzies on this cold, cold day in North Texas.

@marlahanks7278

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in Abilene & it was 29 this morning!!

@marlahanks7278

3 жыл бұрын

@@annebrunner9698 Oh my!!!!

@jhwilliams6550

3 жыл бұрын

@@marlahanks7278 I’m in Ira and wondered why I have been cold today. I still can’t believe we’ve had snow twice. A rare treat as we usually only get a little ice and a dusting of snow.

@marlahanks7278

3 жыл бұрын

@@jhwilliams6550 We've had 2 snows, too! One on the 1st & 5.3" on the 10th!!! It snowed ALL day :)

Every time I watch your log cabin tutorials - I get the itch to start up some blocks. I think these will be my next bonus project. Thanks for the inspiration!!

You explained this ruler / block so well. I really understood it. I had been afraid of this ruler. Thanks so much!!

I made a wall hanging with all my red white and blue scraps from previous quilts using the 4” log cabin ruler. It was really fun to sew different size pieces to each round and then use the tool for a perfect 4 1/2” unfinished block.

A great project for beginners and experienced quilters.

I just learn about block quilt and thanks you share ♥️sawasdee I from Thailand 🇹🇭

Very interesting I need to try this. Thank You

Oh, now I want to make many mini log cabin blocks! Thanks!

I love using these rulers for log cabins

Thanks!

Love your tutorials!

Wow this little ruler is better than eating chocolate😉 I am so hooked! I love your video tutorials! I have shared your video with my quilting friends and they have purchased the rulers and are hooked also! Nice job Sherri!💞

I love this trimming tool! Thank you for this tutorial.

Oh my, these are sooo cute!!! I love Log Cabin blocks anyway, but these are just darling :)

Sherri, thank you so much for this tutorial! I love log cabin blocks, the 4 inch ones would be so beautiful for a table runner or the square table topper!! ❤️😍😘

Wonderful. Thank you, Sherri. Excellent explanation. I have this Creative Grids Log Cabin ruler and a couple of the larger ones. Now, I feel confident to use them.

I like it! :)

Thanks for this video. They're super cute blocks! There may be some waste as others have mentioned, however, I feel if the blocks come out perfect and your quilt works out well, it's worth it especially if it's a smaller project, then it's not so much waste over all. I know you and Chelsi both have other videos and patterns showing/explaining other ways of making log cabin quilts without the ruler for those who may want to try that method with less waste which is a valid point for some. I haven't made this block yet, but I have the rulers and very excited to make a Log Cabin Quilt! -Robin Voak, Magnolia, DE

@candyly4

3 жыл бұрын

Are you going to make quilting videos now, too ;) I miss your scrapbook videos :/

@RobinsDocumentedLife

3 жыл бұрын

@@candyly4 HI! I was getting frustrated with my new editing software. lol I plan on doing all kinds of things, but will definitely keep scrapbooking...have my first grandbaby due in June! They're so fortunate to have Billy. lol

Cute mini log cabin block.

I do have 4 inch trim tool so I was excited to watch your tutorial! Again thanks for the inspiration ♥♥

Sherri: such a cute block!!!! Thank you ❤️😀

Awesome thanks 😊

So if you didn’t have that ruler would you make the strips 1 inch wide instead of 1.5? How wide are the strips after you trim them?

Thanks Sherri!

I love that! I just made a video with fabric strips as well! I love scrappy quilts!

Maybe I'm not understanding this but why start out with such wide strips if you end up cutting so much off? Why wouldn't you just cut thinner strips to start with so there's not so much waste?

@joycefitzpatrick758

3 жыл бұрын

I guess if you had a bunch of rectangular scraps to use up, you might consider doing the block, but otherwise I agree on the waste of fabric.

@GeminiPeg

3 жыл бұрын

@@joycefitzpatrick758 Jordan fabrics has a pattern using 2 1/2” strips.

Awesome block

Thank you! 🥰

Now, I’m inspired to make these cute mini log cabin blocks! Thank you, Sherri, for this tutorial! ❤️

Thank you!

This might be a really nutty question, but are you demonstrating from your perspective or ours? I don't know which side to start on.

Do you ever fussy cut your center square

Hi. Thank you for your tutorial. I think many ladies have the same doubt I have. It's hard to understand the reason of so much waste of fabric. Does it mean the ruler is not really a great deal? And there is a larger ruler like the pineapple as well if I'm not mistaken. Wouldn't be better to get the larger or you need different sizes? They are a bit pricey to have many sizes. Thanks xx

I'd like to know where the pattern is for the tulip, log cabin, and one other block. It was in the background of the pineapple block you demonstrated. I hope it's in one place instead of having to purchase 3 separate patterns. :)

Very good! What is the ruler called please?

Forget the ruler....forget the waste from trimming; buy a HoneyBun which are 1.5" strips already cut.... or cut your own 1.5" strips to make a cute mini log cabin block.

As expensive as cotton fabric is, there is too much waste of fabric using this method. If you like crumb quilts perhaps you’ll have a box full of scraps quickly.

These log cabins blocks are adorable, but you waste a lot of fabric using this trimming tool

There is way too much waste. We need to originally cut the strips smaller.

Lots of waste but cut blocks