“Foundation for a Log Cabin” by Linda Syverson Guild for the Log Cabin Focus Through the Prism Project QUITLING Challenge
I selected yellow this month because it possessed the warmth of the sun that would be shining on a log cabin, as well as being the heart of a fire within the cabin. Then my architectural training influenced this version of a log cabin quilt.
The question at the core of this project was: how can this piece suggest a story using the log cabin block? The answer: irregular blocks were constructed to suggest a sunlit stone (complete with mortar) for a building’s foundation. After the ‘stones’ were quilted, the floor plan of a log cabin was rendered in thread in the center of the piece. This quilt is a wall of stone with a log cabin built upon that foundation.
Beautiful work. The thread painted floor plan of the cabin is so nice and I love the look of the stone floors. Yellow is a warm color!
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