Busy Hands Quilts: Playing With Blues Greens Log Cabin Blocks Layout

To me, stress-free block piecing is making log cabin blocks. They don't have to take a whole lot of thought if you don't want them to. Sounds like just what I needed recently while making the custom queen-sized 30s Barn Raising quilt. I always have several projects going at once, and these are some blocks I have worked on over the last week or so. They are jumbo sized at 16" square.

I had an idea in my mind of how I wanted them laid out, but after moving them around a bit, I have changed my mind as to my preference.

I love my design wall and being able to step back and look at the blocks.

I have learned to take pictures of each layout for simpler comparison of my favorite layout. I say "my favorite layout" rather than "the best layout" because there is no wrong way. Even having a block turned the "wrong" direction could still be the maker's interpretation and not really a mistake.

I just choose what strikes my fancy, and this one below is it ... I THINK, though I kinda really like number three, as well!!

Which is your favorite layout???
You can read HERE about additional layout options I made and which one my daughter chose!

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Helen – (January 22, 2013): I have never pieced a log cabin design, but I love all the ways they are 'do-able'. I have to say that I am more of a traditionalist, so the first two would be my favorite. But, like you said, there is no right or wrong, just preferences.
Richard Healey – (January 22, 2013): I think I like the 2nd one best
Cecilia – (January 22, 2013): I like the last one the best. Your colors are very pretty.
Stella Nemeth – (January 23, 2013): I like the #2 layout. And if I didn't think I needed a design wall, I know I need one now.
Mrs.Hearts – (January 23, 2013): @ Stella - You do need a design wall! I LOVE mine!
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LynCC – (January 23, 2013): Such pretty colors. :) I really love 1 and 2 :D