Saturday, April 23, 2011

HONEY BUN LOG CABIN QUILT

I won two of these fun Easter towels from "As the Quilt Turns", aren't they adorable???
Actually, everyone that entered her giveaway won two...isn't that fun? Thanks so much Becky!!


Yesterday we went to the Museum of Natural History and Aviation. We took the Metro and got the whole Washington D.C experience.

Later that evening I wanted to try the Honey Bun Log Cabin. I swore I would never do a log cabin but...what was that Kelly...."Never say Never"

You can find the video for this Honey Bun Log Cabin here. They also have the deal of the day and their honey bun is going for 4.95.....that is a bargain in itself.
I made five blocks from the "Swanky" honey bun. I love these colors, so Fits the Easter Holiday.

Did I need to start another project? No!!! What should have I done? Tell myself NO!!! Did I, NO!!! Truly I need to stay away from these videos...obviously I can't control myself.....

I hope everyone is having a wonderful Easter Sabbath.....



28 comments:

Wacky Woman said...

I must say I'm not fond of the Log Cabin Quilt myself; however, I love making them. There is something satisfying about it.

JustCindy said...

The towels are so cute! I know you are enjoying them. Your log cabin blocks really are swanky. The quilt will be adorable.

Robin (RsIslandCrafts) said...

I saw those videos and almost ordered a couple honey buns but I was able to control myself for once. I liked the other video where they cut triangles from strip sets. They always have such great videos. Simple projects with wonderful results.

Happy Easter!

Crispy said...

The towels are adorable as are your "I'll never do a log cabin" blocks :0)

Happy Easter to you my friend and all your men folk!!

Crispy

Betsy said...

Barb, those towels are so adorable. I have never made a log cabin block and yours looks so beautiful. Enjoy your day.

Michelle May-The Raspberry Rabbits said...

Love the blocks already Barb! D.C. what a totally fun place for adventures. Love the architecture there.
Happiest Easter wishes to you!
xx, shell

Kim Brackett said...

Sweet blocks! Log cabin is one of my favorite blocks. Hope you have a wonderful Easter!

Scrappy quilter said...

Happy Easter. I love the look of your quilt..that is so cute. Hugs

Robin Quilts, etc. said...

Love the towels, they are as cute as can be. My husband and I spent time in D.C. a couple of years ago and played tourist the entire time. We loved all the museums. BTW I love log cabin quilts.

Yvette said...

I love those blocks and towels!

I self taught myself to sew by making a log cabin quilt. LOL!

Suzanne said...

Never say never...I made a Sunbonnet Sue wallhanging once. I love the museum...one of my Dad's airplanes are in the Museum.

Diane H said...

Easter Blessings, Barb.

quiltmom anna said...

They are such beautiful Easter- like blocks Barb- I just love them. I am a big fan of log cabin but have only made two- they are alot of work especially when you use 1 and 1/2 inch strips but well worth the effort.
Your towels are so cute too.
You find the greatest things. Thanks for sharing.
A very Happy Easter to you and yours.
Regards, Anna

Terry said...

Love those cute towels! And thanks for the link to the tutorial. Log cabins are on my someday list! :0)

Susan In Texas said...

Happy Easter, Barb. I hope you're having a lovely day. Your log cabins look terrific.

Susan in Texas

BTW I changed the whole look of my blog. Drop by and let me know what you think.

Jane's Fabrics and Quilts said...

The towels are so cute! and I love the colors you used for the log cabin so soft and spring like. Hope you had a happy Easter.

Melissa ;-) said...

Those little towels are adorable and your quilt is looking very Easter-y!

JJ said...

cute towels. I watched that video but I know better than start another project. I have already committed myself to finishing some projects for someone else.

antique quilter said...

the towels are adorable, how nice of her to make them for everyone.
love the tip on cutting up grocery bags for grass! I will have to remember that.
the log cabin block I just really enjoy making! yours are so festive! this is going to be a great quilt! hope your having fun and yes I learned never to say never!
Kathie

Glenys said...

Nice towels The blocks are really pretty!

Pamela said...

That is so cute! Honey Buns are just perfect for log cabins, need to try that someday.

ButtonMad said...

Haha...we are the same...no control...
Sweet towels...and have always loved log cabin...
Hope you had a happy Easter Barb
Warm regards from Johannesburg

Micki said...

I love the towels, and my first quilt ever was a log cabin, and I do enjoy making them.
Micki

John'aLee said...

Adorable towels Barb! I love your blocks too. I started a honey bun log cabin when they first came out in Moda's Sunshine line. But never finished it. Maybe I will pull it out. I never liked the log cabin block until seen it done up in this size!

Hands Sew Full said...

I've never tried a log cabin but maybe I should! It looks very cute!

Calamity Jane's Cottage, Bonnie said...

My favorite block and I love making them out of the honey buns. Lets see I have 2 going now. and then one I cut from fat quarters. Gotta finish them. Love your colors on your log cabin and the towels are precious.

Jeanne said...

Very cute towels. Hope you had a wonderful Easter.

Joanne Lendaro said...

cute towels, what fun!! Not a fan of Log Cabin either...are we weird? You going to put the blocks together for "another" quilt?