Monday, March 17, 2025

Quilting Log Cabin Star


 I started to quilt the Log Cabin Star table topper. It measures about 36" X 31". I had a backing left over from a previous project that has lots of pink in it. I thought it would work out well. I found a batting that I had had for years. I don't usually use polyester batting but I thought it would be okay for a table topper. I found it easy to quilt with after the 2 blocks I quilted. I quilted arcs in the center diamond. I quilted small arches, candy ribbon and wishbone in the three layers surrounding the middle.


Since this top isn't very large, I decided to float the top and not pin it to any leaders. I think it's small enough to be okay to do this. I'm so used to pinning! I figured I would get outside my comfort zone and try this method. This piece is made of 12 diamonds so I don't think it will take too long to finish. Now, if I could just find some fabric to bind it with! I'll have to go through my stash.


4 comments:

  1. You have a beautiful start on your Log Cabin Star table topper, Rosemary. Good way to use up some of the polyester batting.

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    1. Thanks, Jeanna! I don't even remember buying this batting. I usually use cotton but I didn't want to waste it either!

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  2. Really pretty table topper--nice quilting, too--hugs, Julierose

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