@@PurpleQuiltCo Patience .. finally after 34 years I have no children in the house. Fixed up one of their bedrooms now I no longer have, ketchup, chocolate milk or anything else on my fabric. lol but the house is to quiet
this is Gorgeous!!! I have to try it!!! Thanks so much for showing us all your possible layouts...my knees were getting sore just thinking how much time you must've spent on the floor, arranging your blocks!
After searching for so many curvy log cabin quilts, I came across your video. You REALLY nailed exactly what I was looking for. I know how to make the blocks, I just wanted to see what they could look like. You did a fantastic job. Thank you !
Thanks for watching! I was really just trying to decide what design I would use, but I love all the options that you can get with this block. I hope it gives you some ideas. Thanks again.
I've been looking for a video just like this to help teach my daughter about the curved Log cabin blocks. And when you said you got ketchup on it, I thought, this girl I could hang out with! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. ❤
I am so glad that my video helps you. I love the way that this quilt came out, and it was definitely one of my favorites to make. Thanks so much for watching!
Was looking for patterns for log cabin just love the last one. All the patterns are beautiful but the last one is gorgeous. I did a baby quilt using that method now I have to find the pattern. Thank so much you have done a great amount of work.
This looks awesome! I have to admit that I wasn’t a fan of the block by itself. It was not one I thought I’d take on. But now I’m a BIG fan. Thank you for showing the layout variations. Really neat!
Thank you so much, and welcome to my channel. I hope that you can find inspiration and a desire to try new things from watching my videos. Thanks for watching!
Wow Erica you outdid yourself!! I love the swirl layout. I like the auditioning of the different layouts...seeing your actual blocks really helps rather than looking at a computer and trying to visualize. It’s work to do but definitely does the job.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Loved seeing the different quilt variations using the same quilt block. I've seen many videos on log cabin quilts, table runners, etc., but had never heard anything about the "wavy" log cabin quilt pattern, which I stumbled upon tonight on Google Images. Found your video doing a search on TH-cam tutorials. Love the pattern you finally selected. I would have chosen the same one also.
Good job! I love the layout you finally decided on. I am looking for a special layout for a log cabin quilt I am making for my stepson, and I believe I have found it. Thank you for sharing!
You have a natural gift for design. It's amazing that one block could produce so many different looks and that you could see all those possibilities. The windmills reminded me of butterflies. The pattern you chose is beautiful and I wonder what it would look like if the blocks were on point. Keep designing and sharing. Thank you!
Beautiful quilt! You inspired me to break out some fabric I bought a while back. I'm 15 blocks in so far. How many blocks are are in yours and what are the finished dimensions? Thanks for the inspiration!
I LOVE the pinwheel setting. I’ve never seen log cabin blocks set like that. It’s really cool. The setting you settled on really helped camouflage the solid block. It’s looks great. I think it would be an awesome setting for a Wizard of Oz type quilt. Emerald greens in place of the blue and yellow in place of the white.
The design you chose lends itself to a complimentary color for the narrow pathway, too. This was great! Any idea how much fabric you used or how many jelly rolls?
Thank you for your question. Since I used only scraps, I really am not sure how much fabric it was. I would guess it would be about 2 jelly rolls because it was a pretty big quilt. The dark fabrics were 2 1/2 inches, and the lights were 1 1/2 inches. You probably would have leftover strips with the jelly rolls. Thanks for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo I found a free pdf of the curved rail fence on jordan fabrics' website that gives the length of the strips all the way up to a 14" finished block. I'm not making mine THAT big, but the information is there. I did the math and figured it out. My husband and oldest son LOVE this pattern that you chose and I just happened to have purchased six different blues for the block before seeing your fantastic layout. Now, to get my Christmas quilt done then on to this one!
Could you please tell what size steps you cut for this quilt? And were both the dark and light strips cut the same width? THANK YOU!! This is so beautiful- it's going to be my next quilt!!
Thank you for your question. I cut the light strips at 1 1/2 inches and the dark strips at 2 1/2 inches. I have a video about how I made the blocks. It is called "Quilting Made Easy: Curved Log Cabin!" (or something like that 😆) Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your question. I think that I cut all of these pieces with either the Shape Cut ruler or a regular ruler. To square up the blocks, I used a 15 inch square ruler. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo i have showed this video to so many people!!!! My plan is to make curvy Log Cabin Quilts for each of my children this year for Christmas- each will be arranged differently.
Thank you for your question. I will have to go back and pull that together for you. The quilt is currently with my nephew a couple of hours away. Thanks so much for watching!
I made a very large curvy log cabin quilt using your suggestions for inspiration. It is about 120 inches square. My nephew and his wife love it! Is there a way to send you a photo? Thanks!
@@rosannadill7517 Thanks for your question. The measurements are unfinished. You could do that as a finished size (starting with 3 inch and 2 inch strips) and your block would be bigger. The effect would be the same. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your question. I didn't really make a pattern for this quilt. I have a video for how I made the block here: th-cam.com/video/C6pOrpH00LY/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUjY3VydmVkIGxvZyBjYWJpbiBibG9jayBlcmljYSBzZWxtYW4%3D I show lots of different layouts in the video. Thanks for watching!
As soon as you said “this block has ketchup on it” I knew this was the right channel for me! Kitchen quilters unite! 😊
Love it! I just stitch where I have some space. Usually the kitchen table is where it's at! Thanks for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo Patience .. finally after 34 years I have no children in the house. Fixed up one of their bedrooms now I no longer have, ketchup, chocolate milk or anything else on my fabric. lol but the house is to quiet
Thank you for the layout’s instead of just how to use the tool. The one you chose is gorgeous!!
The layouts are cool. I agree, the one with the paths is spectacular.
Thank you so much! I love how this quilt came together. Thanks for watching!
I like the one you chose best also. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for showing all the ways these blocks can be laid out! I had no idea there were so many designs when laying out the log cabin blocks.
Thank you. These are just a few layouts; the options are endless! Thanks for watching!
Loved all the pattern possibilities. Great job laying the quilt out. Love the one you finally chose.
Why haven't I seen you on you tube before. I love the quilt you made
Thanks so much for watching!
Girl, that curved log cabin quilt is just gorgeous. I absolutely love it.
Thank you so much! I am happy with how it turned out. Thanks for watching!
this is Gorgeous!!! I have to try it!!! Thanks so much for showing us all your possible layouts...my knees were getting sore just thinking how much time you must've spent on the floor, arranging your blocks!
Thank you so much for watching! I enjoyed putting that video together and exploring the different options. It was a lot of fun.
love your quilt!
Thank you for showing all of the different layouts - you helped me decide what my next quilt will be. Thank you! 😘🧵
I am so glad this video helped you. Thanks so much for watching!
Lovely quilt. Loved the many different ways u did. I also have to use my floor. Keep going and when u finished show again❤
Thank you so much for watching! You can see the finished curved log cabin quilt in this video:
th-cam.com/video/i6CNLBeVgI0/w-d-xo.html
After searching for so many curvy log cabin quilts, I came across your video. You REALLY nailed exactly what I was looking for. I know how to make the blocks, I just wanted to see what they could look like. You did a fantastic job. Thank you !
Thanks for watching! I was really just trying to decide what design I would use, but I love all the options that you can get with this block. I hope it gives you some ideas. Thanks again.
Very pretty I loved all your layouts. Thank you 4 sharing BEAUTIFUL with and designs
My 2 favorites are: the pinwheel (lights looks like butterflies to me) and also the one you chose because it has a spiral effect.
I loved creating all of the layouts. Thanks for watching!
I've been looking for a video just like this to help teach my daughter about the curved Log cabin blocks. And when you said you got ketchup on it, I thought, this girl I could hang out with! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. ❤
I am so glad that my video helps you. I love the way that this quilt came out, and it was definitely one of my favorites to make. Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for the layout! Love it
Thanks so much for watching! I love how this quilt turned out.
Was looking for patterns for log cabin just love the last one. All the patterns are beautiful but the last one is gorgeous. I did a baby quilt using that method now I have to find the pattern. Thank so much you have done a great amount of work.
Thank you so much for watching!
Show!!!! You are fantastic. I`m from Brazil and I will do that. Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching! I appreciate your kind words.
i agree I love the last choice, my daughter and I just made a curvy quilt over Christmas, she loves it!
That is awesome! I love the way this quilt turned out. Thanks for watching!
Oh my goodness, this is beautiful! Love it!
Thank you so much! I am so happy with how this quilt turned out. Thanks for watching!
I love your quilt and the colors and prints you chose. I enjoyed seeing all the different layouts too.
Thank you so much. Thanks for watching!
Loving this quilt you did an amazing job on this.
I LOVE the final layout! Intriguing! Thank you for this video!
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly! I can't wait to start this project!
This is Beautiful I really love it!
Thank you so much for watching!
Stunning!!
Thank you so much! I am so happy with how this quilt came out. Thanks for watching!
@ is the layout available as a PDF. I’m not on social media so can’t see/get it there.
It did turn out great. I really like the layout you chose. Thanks for sharing. A curved log cabin is on my to-do list.
Thank you for showing all the different options for laying this quilt out!!! Beautiful work!
Thank you so much. The best part is that I only gave a sample of possibilities. Thanks for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo my Husband loves to stand at my design wall and arrange blocks. He isn't typically creative, so it's fun to watch.
You do such an amazing job of showing how much variety there is with the same blocks! You really make it look attainable.
Thank you so much. Once the blocks are made, the fun part is playing with the layout. Thanks for watching!
Love your videos ❤️. I am definitely going to try this thank you ❤️
I hope that you enjoy the process. Thanks for watching!
Just beautiful,I love it and the colors
Thanks so much for watching! I love how this quilt came out.
This quilt is absolutely stunning!
This looks awesome! I have to admit that I wasn’t a fan of the block by itself. It was not one I thought I’d take on. But now I’m a BIG fan. Thank you for showing the layout variations. Really neat!
Wow! What a great job! First time seeing your video and yes, I’ve subscribed for more. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much, and welcome to my channel. I hope that you can find inspiration and a desire to try new things from watching my videos. Thanks for watching!
This is so beautiful thank you for sharing I'm making this one
Thanks for watching! I hope that you enjoy making this quilt!
@@PurpleQuiltCo I did and it came out beautiful thank you such
@@mariesanchez7044 I am so happy that it came out great. I would love to see it. You can send pics to purplequiltco at gmail dot com. Thanks!
Wow Erica you outdid yourself!! I love the swirl layout. I like the auditioning of the different layouts...seeing your actual blocks really helps rather than looking at a computer and trying to visualize. It’s work to do but definitely does the job.
Thanks for all the different designs, beautiful final decision!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Loved seeing the different quilt variations using the same quilt block. I've seen many videos on log cabin quilts, table runners, etc., but had never heard anything about the "wavy" log cabin quilt pattern, which I stumbled upon tonight on Google Images. Found your video doing a search on TH-cam tutorials. Love the pattern you finally selected. I would have chosen the same one also.
Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Beautiful I Love it!
the first one!
Good job! I love the layout you finally decided on. I am looking for a special layout for a log cabin quilt I am making for my stepson, and I believe I have found it. Thank you for sharing!
That is awesome! I hope you enjoy putting this quilt together. Thanks for watching!
Good Job!
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
You have a natural gift for design. It's amazing that one block could produce so many different looks and that you could see all those possibilities. The windmills reminded me of butterflies. The pattern you chose is beautiful and I wonder what it would look like if the blocks were on point. Keep designing and sharing. Thank you!
Thanks for watching! I feel like I would need a lot more blocks to turn them on point. It is a great suggestion, definitely something to think about.
Beautiful quilt! You inspired me to break out some fabric I bought a while back. I'm 15 blocks in so far. How many blocks are are in yours and what are the finished dimensions? Thanks for the inspiration!
Beautiful! I love your colors as well as the pattern you chose!
Thanks so much. I am really happy with how it turned out. Thank you for watching!
Enjoyed this video
Thanks for watching!
I love the one you pick. It is beautiful!!!
Thanks for watching!
Красная работа! Желаю Вам все хорошего.
Thank you so much for watching!
Love the design you chose. Looks brilliant.
Very cool!!
I really like it too.
Thanks for watching!
I absolutely LOVE this video. Thank now must make theof these thanks to you!!
Thank you so much! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for watching!
i love your final choice
I love the layout you chose...beautiful!
Beautiful ideas and quilt
This pattern is amazing. I want to do this for my friend.
Thank you so much! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for watching!
I LOVE the pinwheel setting. I’ve never seen log cabin blocks set like that. It’s really cool.
The setting you settled on really helped camouflage the solid block. It’s looks great. I think it would be an awesome setting for a Wizard of Oz type quilt. Emerald greens in place of the blue and yellow in place of the white.
😍😍😍 Brilliant! I love that idea! It might be worth stealing! Thanks for watching!
Green and yellow are the colors of the University of Oregon. Jack pot for my son and daughter-in-law who live in that college town.
This is amazing. I am so impressed. Great work.
Thanks for watching!
Loved the wollow the curved rolloe
I love your quilt so beautiful
Good job! Thank you for the ideas.
Thanks for watching!!
Beautiful, as usual!
It’s beautiful Erica.- Maureen
that is beautiful
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
Excellent!
Love love love!!!!!!!!!!
loving it.....tfs
The design you chose lends itself to a complimentary color for the narrow pathway, too. This was great! Any idea how much fabric you used or how many jelly rolls?
Thank you for your question. Since I used only scraps, I really am not sure how much fabric it was. I would guess it would be about 2 jelly rolls because it was a pretty big quilt. The dark fabrics were 2 1/2 inches, and the lights were 1 1/2 inches. You probably would have leftover strips with the jelly rolls. Thanks for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo I found a free pdf of the curved rail fence on jordan fabrics' website that gives the length of the strips all the way up to a 14" finished block. I'm not making mine THAT big, but the information is there. I did the math and figured it out. My husband and oldest son LOVE this pattern that you chose and I just happened to have purchased six different blues for the block before seeing your fantastic layout. Now, to get my Christmas quilt done then on to this one!
I love it ! ! ! ! thank you
Thank you so much for watching!
Could you please tell what size steps you cut for this quilt? And were both the dark and light strips cut the same width? THANK YOU!! This is so beautiful- it's going to be my next quilt!!
Thank you for your question. I cut the light strips at 1 1/2 inches and the dark strips at 2 1/2 inches. I have a video about how I made the blocks. It is called "Quilting Made Easy: Curved Log Cabin!" (or something like that 😆) Thanks for watching!
Your quilt is beautiful! Can you tell me where you got your large Curved Log Cabin trim tool?
Thank you for your question. I think that I cut all of these pieces with either the Shape Cut ruler or a regular ruler. To square up the blocks, I used a 15 inch square ruler. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful. How many blocks did you use?
Thanks for your question. I believe this quilt used 99 blocks. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful quilt! Have you quilted it already?
Thanks so much! I have already quilted this. I used different patterns for the dark and light portions. It turned out great!
I love this quilt. What is the level of difficulty
AKA: magic!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCo i have showed this video to so many people!!!! My plan is to make curvy Log Cabin Quilts for each of my children this year for Christmas- each will be arranged differently.
Could you do another video showing how you put the squares together on last quilt you chose
Thank you for your question. I will have to go back and pull that together for you. The quilt is currently with my nephew a couple of hours away.
Thanks so much for watching!
I made a very large curvy log cabin quilt using your suggestions for inspiration. It is about 120 inches square. My nephew and his wife love it! Is there a way to send you a photo? Thanks!
That is awesome! Please email the picture to purplequiltco @ gmail.com
I would love to see it! Thanks for watching!
What are your measurements of your strips? Like what size are your lights (1 1/2”?), and what size are your dark strips (2 1/2”.
Thanks for your question. You are correct. I used 1 1/2-inch light strips and 2 1/2 inch dark strips. Thank you for watching!
@@PurpleQuiltCois🎉 that finished strip size or raw cut size? Thx in advance
@@rosannadill7517 Thanks for your question. The measurements are unfinished. You could do that as a finished size (starting with 3 inch and 2 inch strips) and your block would be bigger. The effect would be the same. Thanks for watching!
What’s the skinny strips cut by and the wide ones
Thanks for your question! The skinny strips are cut at 1 1/2 inches and the wide strips are 2 1/2. Thanks for watching!
Thank you... you’re sooo...gifted and I love you
How can I get this pattern. I really love this layout. Thank you.
Thank you for your question. I didn't really make a pattern for this quilt. I have a video for how I made the block here: th-cam.com/video/C6pOrpH00LY/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUjY3VydmVkIGxvZyBjYWJpbiBibG9jayBlcmljYSBzZWxtYW4%3D
I show lots of different layouts in the video. Thanks for watching!
Did u do quilt as you go on this or took it to a long arm
Thanks for watching! This is a quilt top that I quilted on my home sewing machine. This video shows the quilt top only.
I would like to see the project from the first to the finish
What size were your thin strips?
Thank you for your question. The thin strips were cut at 1 1/2 inches wide. Thanks for watching!
Please have a pattern for the last curved squares you put together. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching! I will get it together.
What size is the? Is it a king or queen?
Thanks for your question. I believe it is at least a queen; it turned out to be a pretty large quilt. Thank you for watching!
Can I please get the pattern for this
Here's a link to a great curvy log cabin Christmas tree, too! th-cam.com/video/WStMbQJvjdw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for sharing that. Thanks for watching!