Undulation

Sewing an offset log cabin has been on my quilt bucket list for more than a decade and we’re doing it today!

This is seriously one of the coolest blocks out there. The print strips are fatter than the background strips, which makes the block appear curved even though it is made out of a bunch of rectangles.

This course includes both the piecing and quilting tutorials for this quilt. A quilting only course is available at this link.

NOTE: This PDF pattern is required for this course. The pattern is available for $2 OFF through a link available in the supply list, which you will have access to after you enroll in the course. It will be available for download immediately after purchase.

That makes for some seriously fun layout possibilities like the undulating curve we are creating over two rows. But the fun of the log cabin is that there are an almost endless amount of layouts you can choose from once your blocks are together, so this is a quilt you can really make your own.

If you’ve made a log cabin before and it came out wonky and undersized, don’t worry. I’ve packed the video with tons of helpful tips and tricks to make sure you end up with square blocks that are the correct size.

This pattern includes instructions on how to cut your log cabin strips on the length of fabric. This does two things, helps you avoid wonky blocks, by cutting on the straight grain, and it maximizes the fabric so that no scrap is left behind.

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