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How to Make Log Cabin Flannel Quilts with Foundation Piecing

Posted on July 17, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

How to Make Log Cabin Flannel Quilts with Foundation Piecing

Now, many quilt shops have entire sections devoted to flannel fabric. you can find flannel fabric in pastels as well as brights, country as well as modern, florals, geometrics, in fact, something for everyone. Flannel and quilts seem like the perfect combination – both represent something soft and cozy. Flannel has some unique qualities that sometimes make it a little more challenging to work with. But knowing this, taking a few precautions and using foundation piecing for the simple Log Cabin block will make sewing these blocks fun and easy.

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Log Home foundation and floor for kit delivery for large home.

Posted on March 5, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

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101 Log Cabin Blocks: With Full-Size Patterns for Paper or Foundation Piecing Reviews

Posted on February 12, 2011 by admin| Leave a comment

101 Log Cabin Blocks: With Full-Size Patterns for Paper or Foundation Piecing

Everyone who loves Log Cabin blocks will love owning this book! Not only does it include the traditional Log Cabin Block (in four sizes), it takes the Log Cabin out of the past and into a new creative realm of innovative block design. We’ve twisted the logs and changed the usual rectangular strip shape-making this the most exciting collection of Log Cabin blocks ever! We’ve included new pictorial blocks where the logs become flowers, houses, hearts, birdhouses, baskets, a cat, a bunny, a tree and even an ornament. We’ve definitely stretched the definition of a Log Cabin block being strips (or logs) added around a center square. Using the foundation method for piecing, the quilter doesn’t have to worry about exact cutting of any weird shapes or tedious matching of points. Pieces are added to a paper or muslin foundation using a stitch-and-flip-open technique where all you have to do is stitch on the line. We’ve also included instructions for planning and finishing quilts using Log Cabin blocks so that you will be able to successfully complete your own unique quilt. If a quilter loves Log Cabin blocks and paper/foundation piecing, these blocks will bring hours of enjoyment and delight quilters of all skill levels.

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How far does my neighbors property line have to be from the foundation of my house?

Posted on August 27, 2010 by admin| 4 Comments

The home I recently purchased was owned by the sister of my current neighbor. Sometime back she sold him a strip of land right next to (under a foot) from my home to use as parking for his apartment building next door. I was told by someone that there needs to be so much space between his property line and the foundation of my home. Was this a valid sale? This is causing some major problems as his tenants are a foot from parking in my living room! HELP!

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How do ordinary people finance mobile home purchases??

Posted on August 23, 2010 by admin| 4 Comments

I’m referring to mobile homes that are for sale in mobile home parks. Banks will not mortgage them because they are not considered property unless they are on their own land with a permanent foundation. So when I see these mobile homes in a park for sale at 60K or 80K or 100K .. how the heck do people buy these things? I can’t imagine getting a conventional bank loan because the interest would be insane. Does anybody know how an average Joe buys a mobile home???
Yes, I’m talking about mobile/manufactured homes, not RV’s lol.
I’m not asking for advice on whether I should buy one or not. I’m asking HOW do people buy these things, and afford them? It seems that if you’re paying $1000 or more a month for a mobile home loan, why not just buy a house?

Just trying to comprehend how folks buy these things, cause they are all over the place where I live (Delaware).

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