A Log Cabin Dream

This pattern is called LOG CABIN DREAM.

I am

positive that all of you know this quilt pattern

as simply Log Cabin. .

Log Cabin Quilts are precious to us as they

symbolize our Home. So warm and loving.

So why not stitch one up!

 

Hello Everyone!

Thank you for your sweet comments and

concerns. They are truly appreciated!

And Thank you for following me.

Boy, when my eyes get better I will

have heaps of cross stitch work to

do!

 

Make a biscornu or a just a regular

pincushion. The choice is yours.

Log Cabin is adaptable to either.

And you can use the colors that I give or

use the colors that you choose.

 

THIS LOG CABIN PATTERN IS INTENDED

FOR USING UP ALL OF YOUR LEFTOVER

THREADS IN YOUR JARS!! For each block

just make sure that you stay in the same

color family.

 

FRONT

 

Back

 

PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL

BEFORE YOU START.

6 cross-stitch blocks form the basis of the pattern.

The blocks are surrounded by 5 narrow strips

or bands around these blocks. The final large

outside strip is stitched with #3806 Lt Cyclamen Pink.

Then the narrow last strip is stitched in

black. Use black floss to stitch the front and

back together.

On the narrow strip with the white  that you see,

there are no symbols. I intended for this color

to be stitched in white.

As in a quilt all of the centers in each block

are stitched in red.

On each block beside the red centers your colors

should be stitched with the lighter color beside the

red and then graduate out with the medium and then

dark of that floss color.

FRONT: DMC 307, 310, 605, 604, 3801, 3846, 3845, 3844,

211, 210, 209, 3806, 3805, 3804, 3864, 3863, 3862, 3849, 3848,

3847, 3836, 3835, 3834, 3855, 3854, 3853, 157, 156, 155,

372, 371, 370, 415, 414, 413, 435, 434, 433, 445, 444, 504,

503, 502, 519, 518, 517, 761, 760, 758, 742, 741, 740,

761, 760, 758

BACK: DMC 310, 3801, 3846, 605, 519, 435, 211

 

I hope you enjoy stitching this pattern. Thank you

for visiting me!

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