Check out these other HeartStrings quilts from this Project Linus Chapter in Illinois.
Some string quilt inspiration
Pat has just finished up a couple string quilts. Visit her site to see the other quilt, both will be donated to the Family Connections Center.
To view what other HeartStrings members are working on, take a trip through our blog ring by clicking on next under the HeartStrings Logo.
Quilt-a-long
Nebraska sew-in
Just a small group of us today but we had a great time and 7 quilts were tied that will be distributed by Jay here in Nebraska.
A new batch of tops
Maine sew-in
Day one and we’re having fun and making lots of progress doing a little of everything from making blocks to tying quilts.
More on Log Cabin quilts
So did my last post inspire you to make a String Log Cabin Quilt? If so, here’s a link to an article on log cabin quilts from the Quilt Study organization that gives you both some interesting information about log cabin quilts AND shows you different layouts you can try with your string blocks. My favorite tends to be Straight Furrows.
Something a little different
While I love our standard HeartStrings quilts, sometimes you want to work on something a little different but still play in your strings. For me, that can mean a Strips and Strings Log Cabin quilt. It’s easy to whip up a set of 48 blocks and then the fun begins as you play with the layout.
Here’s a String Log Quilt made by Stephanie, our coordinator in Australia.
With a little help!
Not only has Robin been making HeartStrings Quilts with her guild, her father-in-law has been helping out and piecing blocks. Just look at these all these she’s been quilting.
One of the best things…
Is getting together in person to work on HeartStrings quilts. Today marked our 4th annual sew-in held in Roberts, WI.






