My mom made 2 Log Cabin quilts from a class she took. I love this quilt and kept it hanging on the wall of on the wall in our nursery for years. Over time it faded. It was a sunny room and I have heard that 'reds' fade.
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October 19, 2007
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The fading is rather nice because the different fabrics faded differently, and the two reds are an interesting contrast. It makes the diagonal stronger. I never saw a Log Cabin quilt that I didn't like. Veronica
Posted by: Veronica | October 19, 2007 at 07:57 PM