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4 Scrappy Log Cabin - Finish the quilt top

Hello sewing friends and welcome to the fourth of five videos of me making an upcycled new year quilt. In this video I am finishing the quilt top and I go in to quite a lot of detail on how to make a quilt like this. I have a history of getting in a muddle with quilts, they always turn out OK in the end but this time I thought I would try and be a bit more organised. I show you my diagram, show the blocks at each stage too. The quilt is made by adding the sashing to each block individually, I always struggled with this in the past, so if it has made it easier for me, I hope it does for you too. So, as promised, here are the ingredients used so far are: To make a quilt that will cover the top of a (UK) superking sized bed with 26 (6 X 6) nine and a half inch quilt blocks: Fabric scraps to make wonky star and log cabin blocks (you could use one fabric to make your blocks or different blocks if you have larger pieces, but I was using up scraps) One larger piece of fabric to make the posts - these are the little squares between the sashing pieces - you will need about a fat quarter of fabric. If you use just one fabric for this it ties the whole quilt together visually. You will need 49 posts measuring 2 inches by 2 inches (I say two and half inches at one point in the video - ignore that) one to two metres/yards of plain fabric for the sashing. I cut up a single sheet and there is more than half of it left. Again, I recommend one plain or blend colour to tie the quilt together visually especially if you are using lots of scraps for your blocks like me. Cut your sashing strips 9 and a half inches by 2 inches (you will need 84 of them). My finished quilt top measures approximately 64 inches X 64 inches (163 cm X 163 cm) I made the wonky stars with 4.5 inch squares so I had to add to them to make up to 9.5 inch blocks, 5 inch squares would have been better. 00:00 Intro 01:29 The mess I made making this quilt top 02:05 The quilt blocks so far 03:20 Home dyed cotton for extra block strips 03:50 Making the wonky star blocks up to 91/2 inches 05:35 Sashing choices 05:40 Upcyling a 1950s wool blanket as batting or wadding 06:50 Make a quilt plan 09:12 Adding the first sashing pices to the blocks 10:27 Using a diagram for the quilt 11:50 Why using sashing pieces instead of one long piece for a quilt makes it easy to sash a quilt 12:30 Adding the second sash and post to the blocks 13:35 The blocks laid out 15:00 How to finish the sashing on the right hand edge and top of the quilt 15:30 Adding the last sashing and posts 18:25 The overall size and shape of the quilt 20:35 Sewing the blocks together 22:49 Pressing the quilt top 23:35 Outro, close up of quilt top and thanks how to make a scrappy log cabin quilt how to use a recycled wool blanket in a quilt using a vintage blanket as quilt batting quilt sashing with corner posts explained wonky star quilt made from scraps sustainable quilting projects for beginners upcycling old blankets into quilts how to plan a quilt layout step by step avoiding long sashing strips in quilts square quilt size for super king bed scrappy quilt layout ideas quilting with linen and cotton scraps natural dye fabric quilting (avocado dye) quilting without a pattern real time quilt making process slow sewing and mindful quilting Some of the links in this description are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my channel — it helps me keep creating sewing and quilting videos for you. To create this list, I searched my Amazon shopping history and included any item that I use in my sewing room that I would recommend. There are a few that didn’t make the cut for one reason or another – I have only included items I purchased, use and would recommend. Sewing room essentials, Tools and supplies I use Cotton Batting - https://amzn.to/3WCFSqC Lightweight fusible fleece - https://amzn.to/4if8cZV Lightweight fusible interface - https://amzn.to/4r85c5P Aurifil thread - https://amzn.to/4oJ1HRg Mini travel iron - https://amzn.to/4qGZS92 Rotary cutter blades - https://amzn.to/47VjbnK Hand sewing needles - https://amzn.to/3JB8eOQ Schmetz embroidery sewing machine needles - https://amzn.to/43Mc66z Darning free motion foot - https://amzn.to/3Le4tzD French shopping basket - https://amzn.to/3Le4tzD Pink cube storage boxes - https://amzn.to/47Tiew9 Purple velvet armchair - https://amzn.to/47BstUx Cordless vacuum - https://amzn.to/43GXUf4 Schmetz universal machine needles - https://amzn.to/4nDFrHE Metal bobbins for Husqvarna Viking 5710 - https://amzn.to/4pgHy5T Polti Vaporella Steam generating iron https://amzn.to/4ccVR7C #quilting #scrappyquilt #logcabinquilt #wonkystarquilt #upcycledquilt #recycledquilt #sustainablequilting #patchworkquilt #quiltmaking #quiltingwithscraps #slowstitching #handmadequilt #quiltlayout #quiltsashing #sewingvlog #ukquilting #vintageblanket #ecosewing