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A log cabin used as a set for the movie "Shane". Although often described as being built for the movie it actually dated from the turn of the 20th Century and belonged to a homesteader named Ernie Wright. Old timers remember it as having a sod roof.
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Simone came by for some crafting today and we quilted up her GIANT scrappy log cabin and put the binding on! It's fantastic and has a great weight to it.
Taken this shot on frozen Akaslompoo Lake indeed an exciting experience. I love the log cabin surrounding the lake, simple but very nice.
This is the first patchwork quilt my mother made for me. Log cabin with stars, made about 1990. Thank you, Mum x
captured through the viewfinder Ansco Rediflex + Nikon D70, first snow of the year. Log cabin doll house.
For anyone who has grown up in a rural area, there has always been that spook abandoned shack that nobody ever uses. Often, you ma have wondered "Who owns this place". In this case, the answer is: Me!
The plan is to fix it up in the summer. Sadly, once we chink it, much of the wood won't be visible. So I took some pictures so I could remember it. It was an old pioneer homestead. There aren't that many left.
There are 18 so far - my first try at wonky log cabin blocks. Not sure what I'm doing with them - maybe a baby quilt?
Next in line for machine quilting, this sandwich has me baffled. How to quilt it? Oh, I have brushed off the paw prints and biscuit crumbs.
This quilt was inspired by the block I made for project improv charity quilts...i loved the block so much I recreated a second then that lead to 3 more to make this quilt.
Based on a design by Dorothy Stapleton. Made from small log cabin units. Made a few years ago but I have just photographed it!
Blogged: linda-koshka2quilts.blogspot.com