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Modern Logs Quilt Pattern by Christa Quilts

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$8.4 $12 In stock

Put a modern spin on the classic Log Cabin while creating Structured Improv blocks. Choose two contrasting groups of fabric such as lights and darks, solids or prints for an effective composition. Make this fun quilt from fat quarters as indicated in the pattern, or bust your scrap stash with this dynamic design. Full color throughout, the pattern includes instructions in 3 sizes (Crib, Throw, Queen) plus machine quilting suggestions. Cover quilts are made from Christa Watson's Good Vibes fabric for Benartex.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

I love how the pattern uses two contrasting fabric groups—it made my block composition pop without overthinking. The instructions for the Structured Improv blocks were clear enough even for my first try at this technique.

Sophia C. ★★★★★

The Structured Improv method is genius — those two contrasting fabric groups make the blocks pop without any precise cutting stress. I’ve already started a second quilt with prints instead of solids, and the layout ideas just keep flowing.

John Z. ★★★★★

I’m usually a traditional piecer, so the Structured Improv approach felt a little intimidating at first, but the way it breaks down the log cabin into modern, forgiving blocks is genuinely freeing. Sorting my fabric into just two contrast groups made the whole project feel manageable, and the finish