The first photo is an Atkinson pattern. The second is Quiltville. The third is my own, taking different layouts of the Drunkards path block.

Have a question, do any of you have a pattern for a Log cabin Tree skirt????? Lenny

i found one on McCall's also i made my own with a skirt pattern heres the link where i found the log cabin Ho Ho Ho
http://www.mccallsquilting.com/patte...bin+tree+skrit
just cut and past i down loaded it if you want i can send it
mema

thank you for the info. Will try and find it on the web.Lenny

Dear
I don't care when you started them.All I care about is you finished the tops this year.An they are beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I finished the top for DD's quilt. She needed something to take on long bus trips with the college choir. (Night travel, you see.) She picked the fabrics, and decided on the design. She chose things I might not have chosen, but I think it works.

Now, on to quilting!!!

awesome!!!! very nice, good luck on the trip

that looks really cool..I like the way the colors pick up with each other
MrsJRhine

Thanks for the idea, I also went over to the group..I'm wiling to give it a try lol
MrsJRhine

I have made such a quilt from squares that my class had cut about ten years ago, believe it or not. some of the fabric had 1969 printed on them. Only thing is I did not sort the squares by colors. I put them all in a small cardboard box and had my grandchildren draw "the lucky winner" out. Consequently I ended up with a "unique" quilt. It really is so terrible, that it looks like that is the only material that "Granny" had. It is a nice mixture of aquas, greens, blues, and whites. But, then there are about eight pieces of red flannel. For the backing I dug around and camef up with an old cotton sheet, white with pretty aqua flower bouquets . and it looks okay. I am in the process of quilting it with blue thread. Oh well, it's an original. but, I am starting a scrap laundry basket. And now I will have to get two more so that I can sort the colors! Thanks!