Halloween Log Cabin Table Topper

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This past week I was playing around with my Creative Grids Log Cabin Trim Tool (6"), and made a super cute table topper for my son in law, the wine maker.  I used a honey bun (roll of 1 1/2" strips) to make the blocks, and they turned out so accurate.  I truly do love a trim tool, and you will see me using a number of them in upcoming posts.  I didn't even have a pattern, I just used the instructions on the ruler to make a 6 inch log cabin block.  I made eight blocks, surrounded them with a narrow black containment border, then made a bunch of four patches for the outer border.

It turned out so cute I think I need to make one for myself! The fabric is Reel Time by Zen Chic.  Not a Halloween collection per se, but the colors are perfect.  I used a couple of Halloween fabrics for the center squares of some of the blocks, and the over all effect says "Halloween" to me at any rate!

I highly recommend this trim tool, and want to make more Log Cabin blocks using it.

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12 Responses

  1. Too cute!! Well done for creating this wonderful table topper from your stash and your imagination! It’s one of a kind on the planet!
    Hugs!

  2. I love how your table topper turned out! I still have some of these fabrics in my stash never thought about using them for Halloween.

  3. That’s a super cute topper! The fabrics make a ‘sophisticated’ Halloween quilt just perfect for a son-in-law’s home! I’ll bet Eva likes it, too!

  4. first of all, i love that the men in your family love and enjoy quilty things! secondly, i love that crow. thirdly, i love log cabin blocks…classic. ;p

  5. Love the colors. perfect for fall. I am working on a Halloween quilt. Lots of machine quilting to get finished this week!
    Mary

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