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One of the cabins near the North Rim Lodge that you can rent, near the North Rim visitor center. Check this out: you can sit in the rocking chair on your front patio and look out RIGHT OVER THE CANYON. Doesn't get much better than this.
Mouse over the map for the exact spot.
blocks made with the tutorial by Red Pepper Quilts (www.redpepperquilts.com/2011/11/now-back-to-some-regular-...)
I made this several years ago. At this point, it's just a quilt top. I have to get around to backing and quilting it some day. i wanted to get a picture of the entire quilt, with the center panel, but Gremlin refused to stay off long enough for me to do that.
This Log Home is made from Engellman Spruce. Frontier Log Homes out of Northern Wisconsin made this Log Home. We completed sanded out the interior and exterior using an osbourne brush. We applied a borate treatment to the exterior logs and then applied the first coat of stain once the logs were dry. We used Sashco Capture - Sequoia and Sashco Conceal - Santa Fe Trail caulking.
blocks made with the tutorial by Red Pepper Quilts (www.redpepperquilts.com/2011/11/now-back-to-some-regular-...)
I made this log cabin quilt completely out of scraps. It was a prayer quilt made while her husband was in Afganistan for a year with the US State Department. (He made it back safely!)
Custom order single bed quilt (it's on a double bed which is why it looks a bit funky size wise!)
Blogged with more detail here: aislingmilis.com/2011/03/introducing-eliza/
blocks made with the tutorial by Red Pepper Quilts (www.redpepperquilts.com/2011/11/now-back-to-some-regular-...)
This was taken at Dusk with the sun just having gone down with a 30 second exposure at f!4 at ISO 100. I was trying to capture the colors my eye sees. They seem more dynamic in dim light.
This is the Log Cabin bag from Yoko Saito's book Japanese Quilting,piece by piece. There are some unusual bag designs in this book.
I used raw edge applique for the log cabin blocks.
W.W. Embree Collection
RC 2, Box 11, Folder 1-S-1e
People gathered around the fire burning at the Log Cabin in DeKalb, Illinois, in October 1948
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