Make a 'River Log Cabin' Quilt with Jenny!

Jenny demonstrates how to make a beautiful variation of a log cabin pattern using 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). This beautiful quilt is sure to inspire!

[youngmanmary]

This is more clear than the first tutorial I watched  .I received all my material for this project hope it turns out half as well as yours. I love your tutorials. Thanks for adding purpose to my life. I donate all my quilts to churches and cancer patients. It is expensive for me, however with God all things are possible.

[joannmccraw]

You are a good instructor ... I love the way you put the sides together by referring to the 'weave' and the 'long side' and always moving to the right. Makes you think and remember much better than 'and this is where you put the next strip (which is what most instructors will say). Thank you so much for this great tutorial.

[helgagalardi]

If I keep on "liking" and wanting to make every one of your quilts Jenny, I need several livetimes.

[anneericsson]

I just finished the School of Fish 🐠 and wondered what to make next and here you come again Jenny, with another exciting project for me ✂️👏🏻💃🏻 Thanks

[glendagai]

Love this quilt! Love all things Jenny and Missouri star⭐️

[debbiehorton]

Jenny, you're still the best! Your upbeat personality is so refreshing

[tracyhurst]

Thank you Ms Jenny. When I decided to get into quilting I discovered you. Thank you so much!

[kennethharmon]

I love black and red colors anyway. I haven’t done a log cabin yet. Strip piecing are quick . I made the fence rail stars. I loved it. I haven’t quilted it yet. Love your personality and professionalism

[karenm]

I think this may be my favourite log cabin setting.

[sewcrazybaker]

Yes, I certainly DID enjoy this tutorial! I've seen Log Cabin quilts like this, but I could never figure out how to make them. I tried a few times, but I could not get it right. And now I know! Thank you, Jenny!

[karenross]

Beautiful fabric and it works perfectly with pattern. My first quilt was a log cabin pattern. It has always been my favorite block.

[christinelisi]

Finally finished the quilt top. I made 3 blocks across and 4 blocks down - 48x66. Will send it off for long arm services. Can't wait!

[harlacarpenter]

This was delightful. Love your teaching personality.

[mary]

I had the biggest moment when you showed how to layout the blocks! I didn't realize there was two patterns!

[bcsurvivor]

Another to add to have to make. I can’t wait till Friday’s for another great idea 💡. You always make everything so easy and understandable, it’s just hard keeping up with you, as I get a idea for colors and it takes me awhile to find them, so in my sewing room I have notes of quilts to make with a color chart I want to use, my biggest problem is sometimes not writing down the quilt name and then everything is up for grabs. So now I have a legal pad and at the top I put MSQC and pause the video write the name down and size and then let my thinking 🤔 cap go. Thank you and my grandkids are very happy 😊.

[terisparkman]

I love the versatility of the log cabin block. Thanks for another great tutorial!

[robinhardin]

Absolutely one of the best quilting instructors

[debraspringers]

I just love this block. Thank you for teaching us how to put this together just beautiful

[joyceanglinmiller]

I like the new take on the Log Cabin pattern! I think it would be beautiful made with the Berries and Blossoms line and French Vanilla skinny strips.

[susanh]

I just finished this quilt top. It went together smoothly and was a fun, no-stress project. I used black fabric for the small strips and it really makes my prints pop!