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Giveaway: Our Ninepatch Blanket Kit
Editors’ note: The giveaway has happened—congratulations to Debra M. of Riverbank, California! We leave this post up simply because we love this Ninepatch Blanket Kit and hope you’ll take a minute to see what it’s all about.
Dear all who are trying to keep warm,
To celebrate the Fringe and Friends Log Cabin Make-along, we’re doing that thing we love to do: a giveaway!
What better way to get you started on your own log cabin blanket than a ginormous kit of eight winter-busting, cheer-filled, subtly heathered shades?
This is our Ninepatch Blanket Kit. Fifteen skeins of one of our favorite yarns, Berroco Ultra Alpaca.
As the “bomb cyclone” makes its way north, we’re thinking a lot about knitting and warmth and the natural fibers that are so brilliant at keeping us warm. This Ultra Alpaca is 50% ultra fine alpaca and 50% Peruvian wool. Incredible how these fibers conspire to catch the warmth and insulate us. I’ve been wearing my Laurel pullover made with this yarn, and it’s getting me through 9° weather in Nashville.
We’ll include a copy of Modern Daily Knitting Field Guide No. 4: Log Cabin—that’s where Kay’s glorious pattern, Ninepatch Blanket, appears.
To enter, two steps:
- Sign up for our Saturday morning newsletter, Snippets. (The sign-up box is at the bottom of this page. Apologies for the long scroll down there!) This weekly digest has become the greatest way to see our entire week’s batch of articles and features. It also is the place where we tend to announce special offerings and new stuff. We have a ton of fun ahead for the Shop, so if you want to be in the know, Snippets is the ticket. (If you’ve already subscribed, no worries—you’re good for this giveaway.)
- Leave a comment, letting us know whether you’ve ever done log cabin knitting before. And, if you have, what has been your favorite log cabin project?
Deadline for entries is 11:59 pm Pacific time, Sunday, January 7. The winner will be notified by via email.
Blankets, y’all! Blankets are what will get us through!
Love,
Ann
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but I do have several patterns in my library. It would be fun to participate.
I quilted the log cabin pattern w/ my mom, when she taught me to quilt. I haven’t knitted one yet!
I’ve never knit a log cabin,and now would be a fun time to learn! I love the colors and variations.So many possibilities!
Ellen
I’ve never knitted a log cabin pattern, but I’ve quilted them.
Though I am doing a knit honeycomb blanket challenge this year, and a log cabin pattern would be interesting. Hmmm…
Love the blankets but I don’t know how to knit
Sadly me either. Alpaca wool is terrific though my GF has a few she sells etc in Washington State. Am in NC now …Brrrr…sigh
Beautiful kit! I’ve not been interested in knitting a log cabin blanket before but this post is changing my mind. Happy New Year!
Never made a log cabin blanket.
Would love to try.
Have not done a log cabin project before, but it is on my knitting bucket list. Already subscribe to “Snippets “. Your email is the first when I log in each day!
Pick me, please!! LOL! I have never done a log cabin anything, but your emails have gotten me so excited about this knitalong that I have been sketching away! What a great way to keep warm this winter-a woolly blanket knit! We need it here-I am up in Erie,PA where we are nearing the 8 feet of snow mark and below zero temps!
Never knitted log cabin before. I have some yarn I picked in Alaska I plan to log cabin with for the logalong.
Another person who’s never done log cabin knitting. I did piece a single quilt block once upon a time though. We’re in the middle of the winter storm bomb. No snow but all the rain & high winds. Power out for 8 hours so far. Thank goodness for wool and layers.
I have never made a log cabin or nine patch blanket but I have been seeing many turn up on instagram and will make one as they look lovely
I never did a log cabin blanket or something similar before, but I really like the idea.
I love quilting log cabin pattern but have not knitted one yet! It would be ideal for a warm comfort for my friend receiving chemotherapy.
I first learned about log-cabin blankets from your book Mason*Dixon Knitting a few years ago. My favorite was a baby blanket I made for my grandson of super-wash fingering weight in deep saturated earthy brown and forest green.
I have made a log cabin dishcloth. Would love to make a blanket!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before either.
I’ve never done a log cabin anything but an still thinking about joining in the fun this month. I love this blanket!
First thing in the morning, I grab my iPad to see what knitting wonder is posted on MDK today. I could not start my day without you. Now this – I have never knit log cabin anything but have been following along with increasing interest. Love this blanket!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but I would like to have a go.
I’ve quilted a log cabin blanket but I’ve never knitted one. I would like to knit one to get me through this brutal winter!
I guess surviving the Bombcyclone ore better known as Grayson could entitle me to some new stash. What! I have the field guide waiting to be used! Thank you
I’ve never knit a log cabin anything! But, our son just requested a knit blanket. Perfect timing!
Brrrr! It’s cold in my neck of the woods, but no snow to make it worth while. I’m new to log cabin knitting but excited to try it. I may need to start with the dishclothes and work my way up (though it’s hard to stay warm with a dishcloth!).
Make a bunch of dishcloth sized log cabin samples and sew them together. They’ll be warmer that way. 🙂
I have been dying to make a log cabin blanket
I’ve made the mitered cross blanket — it’s my favorite throw to wrap up in when the weather is frightful . . . like it is right now!
Beautiful colors. I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but would love to do so some day.
My favorite log cabin is the star eyed julip which is the one I’m doing now. I love the idea that quilts become knits because my knitting is far better than my quilting.
I have made two log cabin blankets, one for my baby nephew and one for my so, who loves to snuggle in homemade blankets. I knit during my son’s basketball games and they are the perfect project for sports knitting.
I have knit a log cabin, the pattern was in th australian better homes and garden magazine. It was knit with wool from the australian yarn it is really cosy. I have ordered your log cabin guide, I am hoping it arrives by the end of this week so i can start the log cabin along.
LOVE the colors in this kit! After doing a couple of large blankets in shades of gray and black only – their choice not mine 🙂 – for two of my nephews the beautiful colors would be so welcome. I haven’t done a log cabin but reading about it the last week or so has really piqued my interest.
Have knitted a mitred square blanket and quilted a log cabin. I’m looking forward to knitting a real log cabin blanket.
I am currently knitting a log cabin Afghan. Using Berroco Cotton. Not my favorite but here in Florida wool would be too heavy. Lol. Maybe not it’s 42 out right now. At least no snow ❄️
This will be my third log cabin
I have done a facecloth but not a blanket. Would love to join in.
Never have made one but would love to try! I’m a beginner And loving it!
I have never done a log cabin project. Yet. The yarn looks beautiful.
I’ve quilted a log cabin and years ago I made an afghan that was knitted triangles made separately and then had to be sewn together (ugh-queen size). It would have been nice to use some of the tips that I now know when I made it, so many ends to weave in.
Thanks for the give-away!
I made a simple log cabin baby blanket years ago
never made a log cabin item. Would love to give it a try though!
I’ve never made a log cabin project before, but I have wanted to for a while.
I haven’t, but this looks like the perfect way to get a new addiction started!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before but the colors, the yarn, and Snippets. I love it all. MDK has been a great source of podcast and knitting inspiration to me since I discovered it last year
Beautiful yarn-gorgeous pattern. Would sooooo love to make it!!!
I’ve never done a log cabin but it’s on my bucket list.
One of my favorite baby projects was a black, white and red log cabin blanket. I thought I had invented the technique but I think you might have before me 😉
I knit a log cabin blanket for my granddaughter in 2010. She still loves that blanket! With two more grandchildren due this year I think it’s time for me to knit another one…or two!
My daughter and I just picked up field guides. LOVE THEM. She went back to LA and launched right in to her log cabin blanket. She and the field guide have inspired me to start one. Would be lovely in frigid New Hampshire.
Yes, I made a log cabin throw using variegated yarn several years ago. It is still one of my favorite projects
I Have never made a log cabin blanket. It is actually one I want to do along with learning continental knitting. Two of my knitting bucket list for 2018.
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket. Looks like fun!
I’m all psyched up to knit my first log cabin as part of the log cabin knitalong, but I can’t decide what to make! I’ve just reread the log cabin section of your first book, and I want to make them all…. Now I’m about to read your field guide and I’ve got an awful feeling I’ll just want to knit all those projects as well.. Plus I’ve been perusing the Instagram postings, and there are even more ideas there! All I do know is that I have lots of stash waiting to be log cabinned, so maybe I’ll plan for a dishcloth and see if it grows into a blanket.
I have not ever attempted a log cabin, but I am facinated by all the imaginative uses for the pattern!
I’ve never done any lag cabin knitting but would like to try.
I would love to learn how to do log cabin knitting. To be able to knit it in ULTRA ALPACA would be so soft and warm in my wood stove heated home.
I’ve made two Moderne log cabins from MDK and a couple mitred crosses. It’s 45° in Miami today so I’m in the mood for more! (Hoping to finish the station wagon blanket this weekend for my dad’s 90th birthday — which was in December).
From the Modern Daily Knitting book I made the Log Cabin using sock yarn! Took forever but I truly loved it and am ready to do one again!
Ann and Kay, I’ve been with you ever since I bought your first book in 2007. Thanks to you I have knitted rugs, furniture slipcovers, and yes, many blankets. I have even been inspired to start quilting. But so far, I have NOT EVER LOG CABINNED. I think my time has come.
I made a baby-size log cabin a few years ago but never a full-size one; would enjoy giving it a go.
Gorgeous kit! I have never done any log cabin knitting but I’d love to do a blanket. Thanks for the opportunity to win that beautiful kit.
Good morning! I’ve not knitted a log cabin before — looks lovely! Have done some mitered knitting, though. Y’all stay warm! We even had snow in Tallahassee, FL on Wednesday morning!
I’ve made a log cabin quilt for my daughter, but the dishcloth that i’m currently knitting is my first log cabin knitting project.
I have never tried log cabin knitting before-never a better time to try then when it is -6 degrees in Michigan 🙂
Have not tried this pattern but would love to try.
I have made 2 Fussy Cuts blankets. The firsttook 3 years of “Walking Dead”, “Braking Bad” and road trips. The second a 9 month marathon for a gift for my daughter. My Fussy Cuts is warm and also weighty enough to get the “heavy blanket” effect. My daughter’s boyfriend and cat have taken over her blanket. And yet, I’m ready for another go, (after I make myself a sweater, because I can’t wear the Stopover to work everyday.) I thought it would be the Station Wagon Blanket but I love these colors.
New knitter, working my way through the dishcloths in the Field Guide!
What fun! My favorite, and only, log cabin was a baby blanket donated to the Linus Project.
I made a few log cabin quilts for friends’ babies before I started knitting, which might be why I took to log cabin dishcloths. Those were a favorite for me because as a new knitter I learned how to pick up stitches and use decreases to make the corner squares in the nine patch!
This is a great chance to get that log cabin project on the needles. One of my roadblocks is picking the appropriate colors for such a big project and this kit takes care of that concern beautifully.
I didn’t EVEN KNOW about log cabin knitting but I am intrigued and I am always looking for ways to stay warm in Canada!!
I have done several log cabin blankets, most recently a big squishy full size one. I think my favorite is the one I made my niece. I did 6 colorful log cabin blocks then gave them all white borders and joined them with a 3 need bind off. It’s a happy blanket!
I have not made a log cabin blanket but plan on doing so once I decide on pattern and yarn. Love Snippets!
I’ve not mad a log cabin blanket, I would love to do this project!
I haven’t done log cabin knitting before, but your recent postings on the subject are drawing me in.
I’ve made your log cabin blanket many years ago out of sugar and cream yarns, and I loced doing it.
I’ve made just one log cabin project…a pillow cover. It was a lot of fun, and I’m eager to try some more.
I made a log cabin baby blanket out of cotton once. I would much prefer the alpaca:-)
What a wonderful giveaway!
I have never done log cabin knitting before but winning this would be a great way to give it a try!
LOVE this! I have never done log cabin knitting! It looks so cozy!
Have made a log cabin sweater but would love to make this blanket!
I’ve never done the full log cabin blanket, but I’ve made the mitred square dishcloth again and again and again.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting. This looks like a perfect chance to try it!
Have not done a log cabin but would love to try one
I have log-cabined before. My favourite part is watching it grow.
This is awesome! What beautiful yarn, in lovely colors. I have never done log cabin knitting, but I would love to.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything but would absolutely love to try this beautiful blanket. Love the colors and design.
I have had the MD original log cabin on my queue for a long time – perhaps now I will finally cast on!
I have never done a nine patch, but would love to get started
I would be a log cabin virgin-but one eager to lose her virginity in this respect!!!
I’ve never done log cabin, but the weather here in New Hampshire just now is enough to convince me I absolutely need a project like this to keep me warm inside! And I love Ultra Alpaca. Please enter me!
Barbara M. In NH
I’ve never done log cabin, but I’d love to! I love trying unfamiliar things!
I’ve made log cabin quilts, and am excited about knitting a log cabin blanket!
Love the pattern and the yarn looks luchious! Look forward to Snippets each Saturday and the MDK daily.
I am making one now, inspired by the Field Guide #4 and it is coming along nicely. It is at a length where it is keeping me warm while I’m knitting it. Love it.
I have some squares completed toward my Fussy Cuts blanket, so that is my current favorite. 😉
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I did one of yours as a wedding present a decade ago, and a couple of others as prom covers along the way. About time I did another. Thanks for the chance to win, from minus 25 C Canada
Yes I have! Moderne Baby Blanket was my second log cabin project!
I have log-cabined my way through several dishcloths and a “Blanket Moderne” from your first book. Acres of garter stitch—add Sundance Now, and it’s just the ticket to pass these long, sub-zero days.
I have not done a log cabin design before but would love to do one. And I love berrocco yarn!
I need this blanket! I have Field Guide #4 and the kit to knit the dishcloths but have not gotten started. So thus instead of beginning with something small and manageable, I should definitely move to huge and overwhelming! Yes! Go big!
Made a log cabin bathmat from your first book. Still using it after ten years!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but I would love to give it a try. What an awesome giveaway!
I’m also new to Log Cabin Knitting though I have done something similar. Would yo have a try st it!!
I am on my third log cabin blanket, free form with large blocks of color. One of my fav things to knit.
I have never done a log cabin blanket before. In fact the only blanket I have ever done I gave away. This looks like a super fun knit!!
I’ve log cabined once. Baby blanket for a friend. I’ve been giving SERIOUS thought to an adult sized one lately since the wind sweeping across the plains here in Oklahoma has been downright frigid.
Field Guide No. 4 has been my introduction to log cabin knitting and I love it! I’ve started a KAL project, just playing with it for now.
I made the Moderne Log Cabin Blanket
I have made several log cabins. 6 from the mason/dixon book peach,turq.,white,yellow. Another in shades of brown but it had different size stripes for each section. Another mitered squares 21 sts. Pastels purple, lt green, white, lt blue, lt turq. 140 squares. And several others I gave as gifts. I never get tired of log cabin. I would turn the winning yarn into a warm hug. Its -5 high 9 to day in Michigan. Live it! Nothing to do but knit knit knit…..
I’ve not knit a log cabin blanket, but we are getting a puppy and I thought I could make a blanket for snuggling on the couch with him!
I made a baby blanket with a log cabin border around a bigger rectangle and I’m currently binding off a log cabin throw.
I have never made a knitted log cabin
I really want to try it.
Keep making dush cloth and sew them together. Cotton blankets are nice too.
If I were to win the kit, this will be my first log cabin. I’ve been contemplating one for a while, but just haven’t cast on yet.
I have never done log cabin style knitting but would love to try my hand at it
You could use a dk or sock weight wool to keep the chill off when the air is on.
I am working on my first log cabin project – the Sommerfeld Shawl – and am loving it, except for problem of picking the correct colors. The kit would be perfect because you’ve already done the hard part of picking them out!!
Can’t wait to try a new adventure
So fun! I have done a few log cabin things, and of them the two blankets have been the most fun. The first was a stash busting that resulted in the thickest, brightest blanket, and the last a freestyle for my in-laws using some handspun from their son and some local farm yarns. I liked the randomness of it. I am very intrigued by this 9 patch style, haven’t tried that yet!
I have used y’all’s log cabin techniques to crochet three baby blankets, all of which are still being dragged around by the recipients. I’m now crocheting a (really weird, sort of post-modern) log cabin afghan for my daughter’s apartment. I may knit one for myself next…I get cold, too!
My first knitted blanket was a log cabin based on the recipe in the second(?) big Modern Daily book. I am swatching for my next log cabin project – that Ultra Alpaca looks scrummy. Thank you so much for turning a corner with the blog and the business, it has been such fun following along! 🙂
I was expecting my first grandchild when your first book came out and I enthusiastically started a baby log cabin blanket. It didn’t turn out well , now years later I’m excited about trying this technique again!
I started a log cabin scrappy blanket, but I haven’t completed it yet. Perhaps this will be the year. 🙂
Newbie to log cabin knitting but would be very excited to make my first!
LOVE log cabin knitting. My favorite project was a set of trivets and coasters made for my about-to-be-daughter-in-law. Rich brown, warm mustard, tomatoey red, lettuce green – all felted and pretty on the table. Truthfully, maybe not that great – but the results (grandkids) are!!!!! This prize will make a great blanket for grand-daughter Matilda.
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but have made a log cabin quilt with fabric. I am anxious to try this with knitting. Thank you.
I haven’t knit a log cabin but have quilted a few. This would be a wonderful winter project.
I’ve made a log cabin blanket before but i wasn’t in love with the final product because of the colors I chose. Sure would be nice to have this curated collection of yarn in preselected colorways that would look fabulous together!
I have never done the log cabin blanket. I actually have made many blankets and love to do so. This would be a delightful new experience for me. Loving the colors and the challenge.
I have knit 4 car size log cabin type blankets for the grandkids. Perfect projects to just enjoy knitting!
I’ve done log cabin quilting but not knitting 🙂
I’ve never made a log cabin in knit form but I think I might have in quilt piece when I was little? The posts have been fantastic and inspiring.
I’m doing a log cabin project right now! It is for the fringe association knitalong. I love ultra alpaca… I need a warmer sweater stat!
Oh my! What a beautiful pile of yarn. I am waiting for my Field Guide #4 to arrive (on its way) at which point I will “plunge” into log cabin blanket knitting. The good thing about waiting is that I am able to finish a project! One of the best parts of receiving such a gift as this glorious pile of yarn: it would greatly help me in my dithering about colour! And just such a blanket will be much appreciated as I watch the latest snowstorm blow sideways through our town (Atlantic Canada).
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before.
I’m already subscribed to snippets but I’ve have done some log cabin knitting I’ve made two modern log cabin baby blankets and I’ve made one court house steps baby blanket.
Oh and my favorite one was one of the modern baby blankets.
Kelly from Gainesville, Florida
My favorite was the Moderne Log Cabin baby blanket I knit for my great-granddaughter 4 years ago.
I have never done any log cabin knitting but it looks fun.
I am going to join the log cabin knitalong. I’m already working on the nine patch pattern as a wedding gift. Already get all of your emails and love them all. Put me in the drawing. I love to win!❤️
A little shameless set promotion…I designed a log cabin wrap a few years ago called Cabin In the Woods (on Ravelry). I loved making that, and whenever I look through my copy of Modern Daily Knitting it has me wanting to do more.
Tempe Croke
“Self-promotion”, I mean!
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket before, but I have done mitered squares!
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, but I really, really want to! It is so beautiful!
I am in the homestretch of a sort of free style log cabin Big Big blanket I have been working on for 3 years! Such satisfying knitting with some beautiful Louet bulky wool. Love the idea of one with alpaca included.
I haven’t done log cabin knitting yet, but I know I will love it when I do. There’s nothing more soothing than garter stitch!
I’ve done lots of knitting, but have not yet done any log cabin knitting. This project really appeals to me, so maybe now is the time to start.
I have never made a log cabin blanket but I would love to with this gorgeous yarn and pattern.
I started a log cabin blanket years ago after doing some log cabin squares for a guild charity project. I resurrected the unfinished blanket for the Logalong, and hope to get it done this time!
I made Kay’s mitered crosses blanket with Noro for Japan earthquake relief. It was very addictive, and one of my most satisfying projects. And for a good cause! Thanks for supporting knitting for human kindness.
Already find Snippets in my email each morning (and look forward to it!). Never knew about the log cabin technique but now have a slow burn of ideas for an afghan. Love watching the group discussion and peoples samples as the log- a- thon progresses.
What a pretty set of colors! Haven’t yet tried log cabin, but I only have the sleeves to do on the easel sweater, so I’m about ready for a new project!
My favorite log cabin – no disrespect meant to my Log Cabin Runner! – to date is my ‘Log cabin for Judah,’ inspired by the Fussy Cuts blanket. With its brilliant Noro colors, it reminds me of a little Kandinsky MOMA has (she said modestly).
But when I’m done with my Albers Cowl for the logalong, it may take over that top spot! Right now my logalong is a slogalong because I have to redo the sleeves on the Granito I’m hoping to wear to VKLive. I accidentally knit them on a 3 needle instead of a 4. There was some knitter’s denial involved.
Looking forward to another year of loving your posts. And yes, maybe even winning one of your giveaways! Thanks!
My grandma knitted afghans and I love mine. Here’s a link to a photo of it: https://images4-b.ravelrycache.com/uploads/wyomingjan/14628334/Grandma_s_1929_afghan_medium2.JPG
I would win the kit and knit one of my own!
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket before, but I’d like to!
I’ve never explored the log cabin patterns, but would love to give them a try!
My favorite log cabin project is a pillow that I made with handspun yarn. I swatched a little for the log-cabin-along but I have other projects I need to finish first.
I am currently doing the the Logalong, but hadn’t knit any log cabins previously. I am enjoying this process.
I’ve knit three mitered square blankets and two Ultra Alpaca sweaters but just one little log cabin dishcloth (so far).
I’ve made a log cabin baby blanket from a kit and a million ends, and an adult “blown up” version that my daughters dog ate three times!
I’ve done log cabin baby blankets several times now, Modernism Baby Blanket by Jill Chapman is my go-to pattern. Makes a great lap robe too. Already getting snippets.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting but I am really inspired by the current log along.
I have not knit a nine patch or log cabin blanket, but I have sewn them with fabric. Looks to be a warm project.
I’ve made a couple of squares just to do it but would love to try a blanket!!!
Never made a log cabin pattern before but your posts this week have inspired me
I have never knit log cabin anything before, but have been reading and re-reading the Field Guide to get the mechanics in my head. And I was drooling over the Donegal Tweed in your shop. So many decisions!
I knit your Mitered crosses blanket out of handspun shetland wool and it is the most warm and delightful thing ever!
I made a Fussy Cuts blanket for my husband several years ago for Valentine’s Day. I used a variegated yarn that created beautiful blocks. It was a labor of love! I also converted the pattern to crochet and have made several crochet blankets with the log cabin patterns. I love that geometric aspect of log cabin and the many ways of putting them together!
I’ve never tried log cabin, but I would love to!
I have only played with log cabin patterns in fabric and admired some beautiful quilt specimens. I would love to try a knitted log cabin and those winter chill busting colors are inspiring!
Never have knitted anything log cabin, but would love to give it a go!
Amazing giveaway, thanks!
I’ve never done a log cabin knit, but I’m interested in the “portability” of a project like that!
I have done the original log cabin blanket in colors one of my nieces loved. I remember that for some reason, the tip that I took away from that project was to keep 2 pin markers on the blanket. Why is that? I can’t remember, I will have to make another to find out! Love ❤️ you guys.
I have never done Log Cabin knitting but I would like to give it a try!
Signed up for snipet! Have been enjoying my daily emails…I have never knit a log cabin before but I’m very intrigued and would love to get those beautiful colors!
I have done Log Cabin knitting and I love it. My first was your Moderne baby blanket for my sister’s first baby, who is now 6, and it is still his blankie. I did another log cabin for his younger brother. I definitely liked the Moderne better – the other last larger and fewer blocks.
The only log cabining I’ve done is to make all of the washcloths following Kay’s patterns in the field guide, so my kids both have colorful washcloths now. :). Would love the opportunity to knit this gorgeous blanket to cosy up with during this long cold winter here in Nashville. Love this website and all that y’all do. -MaryBeth
Great giveaway. Yes, I did a log cabin knitting project once, but it was so long ago I can’t remember what it was! Seems I NEED to win so I can start a new project.
My favorite log cabin project? The one I’m working on–when I work on one. I’ve made some log cabin blocks and a 9-patch blanket or two. I have a scrappy wool log-cabin block project started 🙂 very fun!
I’ve never made a log cabin anything, but really like the idea of being able to start small and build. would love your kit to get me started!
I have never log-cabinned before but just cast on a dishcloth to experiment! I have been drawn to it for a while, partly because my grandparents were Amish and as such, all things of beauty had to be useful. The quilts and home furnishings they made were incredible and when I knit, I feel a real kinship with those who have gone before me. I’ve been wanting to start a winter log cabin knitting project but felt a little daunted by the hurdle of selecting and buying yarn. This set looks awesome and I would love to help it to its intended destiny of becoming a gorgeous blanket!
And I’ve drooled a bit over the book too!
Well, a gazillion years ago, I started a Miterd Crosses Blanket https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mitered-crosses-blanket-for-mercy-corps, but it has been in timeout for a few years. I would love an opportunity to win the kit. The -6ºF with a windchill of -20ºF would be useful this time of year! 🙂
Inspired by you all over the years, I’ve done a fair amount of log cabin knitting, but I would say my favorite was one I did while we were moving. It was all one color, so the “wrong side” with the pick up ridges was the interesting side. I loved it because it was a source of sanity in a crazy time period.
Never have done Log Cabin. Am making something from your Sequence Book so I’m sure the Log Cabin would be just as amazing.
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket but plan to start one this month with some beautiful Rowan superwash in my stash—unless I win this kit!
I’ve quilted a log cabin but have never knit one. What a great giveaway!
Never done any log cabin knitting, but I would love to try!!
Another log cabin newbie, apparently there are lots of us! I hope you both will be warm and safe this winter.
i HAVE NEVER DONE LOG CABIN BEFORE BUT WOULD LOVE TO GIVE IT A TRY!
I have never made a log cabin blanket, but I am ready to try!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but the 9-patch blanket seems to be calling my name.
I’ve made log cabin blanket patches and washcloths, but a summer shirt using the technique intrigues me.
I have never made a log cabin blanket and would love the experience of completing one with the group to encourage me
I made a log cabin blanket last winter. It was a nice, mostly mindless project project to work on.
I’ve done 2 moderne baby blankets…both were hits!
i made a log cabin baby blanket based on Irina Poludnenko’s colorful slip stitch pattern. It made a real heirloom baby present. Have been eying the log cabin shawl that you posted this summer, too.
I have never done log cabin and am actually having shoulder surgery today at 11:00. My family is more concerned about the no knitting for two months than the surgery. What a project to come home to when I heal!!!
I love to log cabin. I’ve made three log cabins (from your first book) for three special boys. I made them 5-6 years ago and they are still using and loving them.
Never ever done anything log cabin (except sleep in one several times). I confess I can’t figure it out—the LC process. But I’ve got the FG and plan to try the wash cloths, if only to be able to read my beloved MDK missives every day.
I made two bathmats from the Modern Daily Book many years ago!
I haven’t knit a log cabin blanket before, but this takes me back to my childhood when my mamaw and I pieced a 9-patch quilt top that resembles the log cabin 🙂
Hmmm. I guess I’ve never done a log cabin knitting project before but I love log cabins in quilting and have made lots of projects with them.
Have never tried a cabin blanket. Reading your daily email has inspired me to knit more and tackle new techniques.
My favorite (to date) lot cabin project has been Ann Weaver’s Albers Cowl. It is a pattern that bears repeating.
I made my nephew a moderne log cabin blanket from your first book. He used it to keep warm when he had his tonsillectomy. So it was a very successful project!
Doing one now.
Log cabin is on my 2018 list of things to learn – would love to make something as lovely as the blanket you are showing.
I have a log cabin WIP somewhere in my house. But now I’m planning to join Fringe and Friends logalong. I have a small (throw pillow) but intense design in my head…
I am working on log cabin knitting in the form of Ann Weaver’s Albers Cowl. I have one more block to go….unless I decide to make it an Albers Shawl.
My mother used to have a log cabin quilt on her bed. I’ve loved them ever since!
I have not done a log cabin blanket but think that would be a fun project to knit (and to own)
I started a Fussy Cuts blanket in an effort to use my stash of Noro Silk Garden. It was addictive. Then the nine squares I had finished were lost in a house fire. Dang.
One of my favorite yarns! I’ve made a cardigan of mitered squares that’s patchwork if not log cabin. Great fun to knit.
I’ve completed a mitered-corner, striped blanket, but never a log cabin. It seems daunting in size though the technique seems quite doable. But if I win, I’ll do it!!
I’ve never knit a log cabin project, only quilted ones. I hope to cast on the Albers cowl soon.
I made a log cabin afghan for my husband’s new chair and loved doing it. He says it’s so warm and cozy. I also did smaller patches to protect the arms. What a wonderful, fun technique!
I made a log cabin patch quilt years ago, but have never knitted one. It would be fun to try!
I did a bunch of free-form for A4A. Then I did the one out of the MDK book for a wedding present. Loved the MDK pattern but my favorites were the free-form in bright colors.
Tx for doing this!
Log cabin dish cloths. Eager to do a blanket.
The only Log Cabin knitting I’ve done was via adding small borders to two blankets I’ve made, but I’d love to do a full blanket in this style!
I jump at any chance to win yarn. The only upside to the freezing temps in the Chicago area is that I get to wear all my wool hand knits!
I’ve looked, but haven’t done a log cabin blanket by knitting. I quilted one ages ago.
I have done at least one log cabin quilt – a baby blanket for a great/grand?-nephew, and another one years ago. I have to make something for a convention donation in a year or so – would love to win this and donate the blanket to that – benefits literacy. Thanks for the chance to win.
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I’ve never completed a log cabin before but I’ve been dying for a blanket forever!!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting. When I was younger I made a lot cabin quilt with strips of fabric. So much fun!
I made a Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colors for my daughter when she was a baby (she’s now 10). I made it with 100% cotton yarn, I would make it in wool next time. I also contributed to a Moderne for a friend’s baby, our knitting group collaborated on it. I keep thinking of making a queen or king size one for us…maybe in the colors of Piet Mondrian? That pattern is a blockbuster. 🙂
Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve not done a formal log cabin, but I’ve made a blanket that is kind of like this…but oh how I LOVE it!!!! Please pick me!!!!!
Your log cabin patterns have been an inspiration from when I was a new knitter. I love the geometric magic of them. I don’t think there is anything more satisfying than watching the magic unfold in your lap as you knit.
I’ve made (and/or designed) several log cabin blankets. As you know, they are addictive. My favorite is one that will be published this coming March!
The first Log Cabin I made was for a soon-to-be-born baby, who is now 10 years old. While I used only off-white fingering weight acrylic, the finished afghan was luxurious, not only in feel, but very much in appearance. I have since lost count on how many such afghans I have whipped up, both knit and crochet; they’re a great way to use the odds & ends one finds in her yarn collection!
I have done log cabin knitting and would love this kit. The blanket is beautiful!
During my quilting phase, I taught and made log cabin quilts. But never have I knit a log cabin. Perhaps it is time.
I’ve been wanting to make a log cabin blanket but the picking up of stitches is keeping me from it. I need to get just get over it and cast on!
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but would love to! The photos are gorgeous!
Yes, Moderne baby blanket, great knit!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before but always thought it looked interesting. Love all the colors–need that in winter.
I have not actually finished a log cabin project — but I have two in progress. Both are blankets, one in Noro Kureyon and one in Manos del Uruguay, the yarn now called Clasica.
I love log cabin & mitered squares both, separately or together, whatever! I’ve made dishcloths, blankets. I became somewhat obsessed after starting the MDK Mitered Square Afghan for Japan when it first came out. It also started my love of Noro. I have a log cabin cotton blanket in progress.
I have never knitted a log cabin anything… but those colors of your yarns are absolutely gorgeous so I would definitely try it!! Thank you so much for the giveaway. I already am subscribed to your emails and Snippets and read every one!
Haven’t done one yet but sounds wonderful in these frigid temps!
I have never made a log cabin blanket, but I am eager to get started.
I’ve done a couple inspired by kay’s Long ago blanket on the blog. I also have a moderne in the WIP pile.
I’m new to log cabin.Seemslike perfect winter activity.
I have not done a log cabin blanket but really enjoy your ideas.
It looks so challenging. With that said, I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before but I’d sure like to it. Sort of a scary thing but you want to do it so much, like the Ferris wheel at the amusement park.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but I’ve been drooling over all of the ideas between you guys and Karen at Fringe…this kit would be amazing!
I’ve never made one, but I sure could give it a try!!
I love log cabin knitting and have knitted a variety of log cabin patterns. From dishcloths to blankets. I knitted my son a denim Curve of Pursuit blanket (log cabin knitting with long triangles instead of rectangles) after seeing a picture of it in your first MDK book. My favorite way to knit log cabin though is changing colors after knitting the center and then again after knitting all four sides in one color, etc. Love the nine-patch squares too, especially paired with the Ultra Alpaca and color way 2 of the kit (which I test knitted for Field Guide No. 4). Log Cabin Knitting should be required knitting!
After crocheting blankets and quilting a log cabin, I’m looking forward to knitting a log cabin blanket!
Never done a log cabin before, but knit quite a bit. I do have on my bed a patchwork strip coverlet designed by a friend
I’ve made many blankets, but never a Log Cabin Blanket. I’d love to give it a try. After ten+ days of -25 wind chills here in Wisconsin, I believe the more blankets the better!
Log cabin knitting is my most favorite, and it is how I first discovered Kay & Ann. It subsequently led to an online friendship with knitter Yolanda (@gravesgapknitter) after an MDK post about ‘blankets on a hill’. https://www.moderndailyknitting.com/blankets-on-a-hill/
My most favorite log cabin project is the Peaches & Creme cotton multi-colored baby blanket I made after seeing that post. I would love to make the 9-patch, thx!!!!
I have made/working on a mitered square blanket and have sewn several log cabin items but have not yet knitted a log cabin anything.
I’ve never made a blanket, but it would be fun to take on this project.
I’m starting my first log cabin blanket because of your site! Happy knitting this winter.
I started a log cabin blanket a while ago but put it aside because I didn’t like my color combination. I love you ultra alpaca colors!
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Have made log cabin quilts but would live to knit one. Thank you for a giveaway to keep us warm in the chilly weather.
I’ve done a little lot cabin – could be called a swatch could be called a hot pad. It was fun to do. Ideas keep percolating – some day there will be a large project.
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I’ve never done any log cabin knitting before, but I’ve wanted to try it for a long time. 2018 seems like a good time to start!
While I have never done a Log Cabin project I am an obsessive test patch kinda gal. This knit-along has inspired me to standardize the sizes of all future patches for eventual use as a memory blanket of projects past!
I love Ultra Alpaca – great colors and it wears well. I haven’t attempted Log Cabin, since I’m terrible at picking up stitches neatly, but now that I have seen some smaller-scale log cabin projects I might give it a shot.
I have only made log cabin quilts, would love to make s knitted log cabin blanket. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I have made log cabin dishcloth & am working on an Albers cowl. This would be a yarn dream come true!!!!
I’m currently knitting the MDK Moderne Log Cabin Blanket and love the garter vastness. I started it last year and it’s just big enough to keep me warm while knitting. Happy New Year MDK!
I love the idea of a quilt pattern translated into knitting. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting projects, but I have quilted a few log cabin quilt block quilts. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome kit!
I’ve made 3 Log Cabin blankets – all from your book! The modern baby blanket for nieces and nephew. Well loved and well used blankets!
Oh wow, this is awesome! I have also been wearing my cardigan made from ultra alpaca the last few days here in chilly Michigan and it sure is warm! I believe the only log cabin item I’ve ever knitted is a few improvised potholders years ago just to try out the technique. I’d love to try a blanket!
I purchased your Log Cabin book in November and set to work on my trial swatch with stash yarn immediately. Loved it! Had to put it aside for gift-along. Ready to start in again on a blanket for the Snuggles Project soon.
I’ve tried log cabins but haven’t finished any yet!
Thanks to your first MDK book I was able to finish a very special blanket using your Log Cabin pattern. The original knitter was knitting for his his son’s first birthday but sadly the father died before he finished. I was honored to knit this blanket. I revisited Log cabin knitting again in December to make my mother wash clothes for a spa gift basket. Thanks MDK!
Never tried log cabin knitting but looks like fun. What a fun project to start a new year.
For all the knitting I have done I have to confess that I have not tried to knit log cabin anything. Miter square, yes, but log cabin, no. I have the books and I love garter stitch so there is no excuse! That doesn’t mean that I haven’t been tempted because I also love how it looks. So much knitting fun to try and so little time to do it all.
I haven’t tried log cabin yet, but it’s on my list.
I’ve never done a log cabin knitting project
I’ve never knitted a log cabin but have been sucked into the log cabin madness by the KAL and love how relaxing it is, it’s very zen. I say the same about knitting lopapeysas so what do I know 😉
I haven’t knit a log cabin blanket, yet, although I have sewn one. (I have knitted a small mitered crosses blanket.) And I’ve accumulated several log cabin patterns in my library. But a log cabin blanket in Ultra Alpaca? That is a scrumptious project to immediately cast on! Yummmm…
I’ve made a small lap blanket, log cabin style, as a gift. I would love to do a bigger one.
Years ago I made a baby size log cabin blanket. Don’t know why I haven’t done more – it was fun. An Ultra Alpaca blanket would be amazing.
I’m working on my knitting while braving the cold in clarksville, TN ( not too far from Nashville), too. I knew there was log cabin quilting, but had never heard of log cabin knitting until now. Excited to try it!
I have never done Log Cabin Knitting but it is beautiful and I would love to make a blanket.
While I have done lots of color block intarsia, this will be the first time for log cabin knitting. What an inspiration this will be.
I’ve never knit a log cabin, but it’s on my list. I have made a log cabin quilt, back in 1980, which was dearly loved and is no more. I have another quilt in process right now. Have the field guide, and saw the pattern from your post – very cool!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but I am anxious to get started.
I’ve never made a log cabin project, but know there is one in my future. Love Ultra Alpaca and the fact that it comes in a variety of weights.
I have done log cabin sewing before but never knitting.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before. I wanted to join the knitalong but froze up when I couldn’t decide what color/yarn to use. I’d love to have a starting point with this kit!
I did a log cabin baby blanket- so cute!
Two moderne log cabins for friends’ babies. It was so much fun.
I’ve only practiced by doing log cabin dishcloths. The time is coming to do a blanket sized project.
I’ve never knit a log cabin but my fingers get itchy to make one sometimes. I’m too lazy to pull together some colors and just dive in but I’m really tempted this time to just do it!
I love log cabins. My favorites; baby moderne log cabin, which I made for my son, and Norah Gaughan’s Bright Star, which was mostly knitted in my partner’s hospital room as he was recovering from a serious stroke. I’m currently making Mitered Crosses.
I have never done a log cabin and am looking forward to the challenge
Would love to win this, if Canadians are included. I already receive snippets and the daily email. Thank you!
I’ve done some small scale log cabin knitting on dishrags before, but I’ve really fallen in love with it this week as I’ve started a blanket for the logalong. I can’t seem to stop. Just one more section…
I have always loved the log cabin blankets in your book but have never made one. Between your new blankets and the fringeandfriendslogalong, I am once again inspired to try making one.
no log cabin knitting, but plenty of log cabin quilting! stay warm, ya’ll!
I knit a log cabin doll blanket for my granddaughter years ago. It was really a practice piece but she thought it was for her doll so it was. I’ve also done a log cabin quilt but more years ago than I care to admit. Right now a nine patch log cabin blanket sounds like just the thing to warm up these cold, cold days.
I’m ashamed to say, I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket before. ♀️ I know! I know… it’s time!
I love making log cabin baby blankets. You can use a lovely mix of colors suitable for either a boy or a girl. And it can be as big or as small as you want.
I love making log cabin blankets — they’re so addictive! My first blanket was a Modern Log Cabin, and then I made a traditional log cabin. Now I’m on my third blanket, which is also traditional, but I changed up the size and arrangement of the strips of color.
Oh! Log cabin wonderfulness! I’m knitting my first log cabin-a Sommerfield wrap for the Fringe and Friend KAL. You were right, it’s addictive!
The Moderne Baby Blanket was my first log cabin. I’ve done two. But I think my favorite is the Mitred Crosses for Japan. So fun to knit and really beautiful.
Oh, and I made an Albers Cowl with Neighborhood Fiber Company Yarn.
I knit the Star-eyed Julep Throw! It was addictive and lovely
Already look forward to Saturday Snippets every week. I made two different log cabin blankets – one in cotton for my grandson, the other for my son/DIL in wool which felted so beautifully in washing.
I’m finally finishing my moderne log cabin blanket that I started years ago after finding it while unpacking after a recent move. It’s such a great project for this super cold weather. A project that keeps me warm while it’s still in the works!!!!
I made a log cabin blanket once and it is my very favorite blanket and always gets compliments!
I am currently crocheting the Sunny Log Cabin Blanket from Lucy of Attic24 – what fun! Knitting is my first love, so I would like to try that next.
I have never done log cabin knitting but have admired the patterns in my Modern Daily knitting books. Winning this would give me the incentive to try it!!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but some of the examples you’ve provided are stunning. I’ve also never participated in a knit along because I’m an extremely slow knitter and the thought of keeping up with a knit along makes me anxious!
Only one, a log cabin shawl, in Noro Silk Garden. It was great fun to knot.
Little typo—I meant it was great fun to knit.
I have only logcabinned a dishcloth….a blanket would be interesting??? To say the least!!! Love the yarn colors…they are happy
I have knit a Log Cabin blanket. It was lots of knitting, but it gave me a great chance to be creative with a lot of different colors of yarn. I get a ton of compliments…and it’s so nice to wrap up in on cold evenings!
Never knit a log cabin blanket, but raring to go with those beautiful colors!
Already signed up for snippets
I’ve crocheted a few modular blankets. No log cabin ones yet. The #fringeandfriendslogalong is my first knit along & log cabin knit piece. ☺️ Super inspired scrolling through everyone’s insta feed & reading all the posts here & at Fringe Association. ❤️
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I’ve never knitted a log cabin pattern, but I would love to try! I am already subscribed to Snippets. Thanks SO much for the chance to win!
A log cabin knit is on my Knitting To-Do list for 2018, and those colors are gorgeous! I live in New England, and if I had a completed log cabin blanket right now, i would Lenny Kravitz myself in it for this bomb cyclone…
I have not made a log cabin project but it has been on my to do list for a long time. If I win this yarn I will have no excuse to start a log cabin project now.
I’ve Never done any log cabin knitting but your recent posts have generated lots of interest!
Love the colors and the yarn. Also love the pattern! Looks like fun!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but would love to make one!
Would love to knit this for my daughter in Colorado!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but I’m becoming intrigued. The colors in the kit are wonderful!
Love the colors in this kit! I made a mitered cross blanket several years ago with noro kureyon sock and it is fabulous!
Unfortunately, I have not yet done a lot cabin blanket. I am already a subscriber to snippets, love it! I started knitting about a year ago and have been really wanting to make a blanket. I never even knew log cabin blankets existed till I saw the Log Cabin Field Guide came out (that is right about the time I first found you guys and discovered what a field guide was!) and I have desired that guide since I first saw it. I have been enviously following the log cabin KAL info that has been out there since you guys announced it!
I have tried a log cabin blanket and it ended up as a baby throw. Am now starting a log cabin as a shawl!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but I looks interesting.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but I would love to give it a try!
Have not yet tried the log cabin knitting but hope to soon.
After your introduction of the log cabin booklet, I used some yarn scraps to practice/learn. I’m excited to try a project as soon as my husband’s socks are off the needles. Such fun!
I have never made anything log cabin, but would dearly love to start today!
I started a work in progress blanket to use up some stash, but I’m not happy with the color scheme at the moment, so it’s waiting for some new inspiration … maybe this is the ticket? 🙂
The only log cabin knitting I’ve done is my Absorba bath mat and a little dishcloth I did to practice continental knitting. The colors in your kit will fit right into my house so I hope I win!
I’ve never done a log cabin knitting project before. My next project, however, is a log cabin baby blanket, inspired by MDK’s love of log cabin.
I just finished the wash clothes made with bits and pieces of cotton leftovers. I am currently making a blanket using worsted weight leftovers. It would be wonderful to use that lovely yarn.
I’ve knitted lots of blankets, but never log cabin. Nor quilted one either. I really like the colors you chose for the kit, bright, yet subdued.
I made a Kureyon log cabin blanket a while ago. https://www.ravelry.com/projects/DorothySnarker/paintbox-log-cabin-blanket
I would love to make another for my daughter to take when she goes to college.
Love this blanket and your posts just inspire me. Never done a log cabin pattern and would love to try.
Wow, what a great give-away! I’m a knitter but I have never done a log cabin project.
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket before. I am just now knitting my very first adult blanket.
Log Cabin knitting newbie here. I plan to build a cabin using kitchen cotton stash (“aged” to perfection!) as a pad for my rustic dining room table.
I have not made a log cabin anything but next on my list is the Moderne Log Cabin Blanket. Hmmm……maybe that should be the Nine Patch because I love that pattern!
I have not done any log cabin knitting yet, but it is on my list for 2018!
Never knitted a log cabin blanket and don’t know anyone who has. Is it an American design? Happy new year!!!
Happy New Year, Kay & Ann. Hmm. This reminds me that I have the beautiful Cornerstone Blanket pattern in my library. So, let 2018 become the year I FINALLY knit a miter blanket!
I’m working on a “pseudo” long cabin blanket right now! I started with mitered squares, got up to 25, and got tired of it, so I switched to log cabin strips along the outside. I never realized how addicting it is, but I’ve already started planning my next one! :O
I’ve never done a log cabin knitting project, but I have done some log cabin quilting. Usually a traditional log cabin block with a red center..
Just purchased the Log Cabin Field Guide two days ago so I can start making some of these amazing patterns.
Never done log cabin knitting before either, but it’s never too late to take on a new project 🙂
I’ve got several log cabin patterns, but I haven’t made one yet. The pattern in the newest Field Guide has my attention, though.
This looks like a wonderful stash buster that’s also a pretty portable project.
I’ve never knit in log cabin! I love the idea of taking a modern log cabin quilt design and translating it to a knit version
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket, but always like to try new things!
Working on a ninepatch right now as part of the knitalong. I’m trying to use up a stash of vintage wool, some dating back to the 1960’s. Had to get ”creative” with the color choices, but I think I’ve balanced the brighter and darker colors pretty well. I’ve also got the feeling I may have enough yarn to to 2 blankets. Stay warm!
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern but I have quilted one. It was so fascinating how many different patterns that could be created by the way the blocks were put together. I would love to knit one.
I have made Kay’s log cabin that was a fundraiser for a disaster. It was a fun knit.
I have never knit a log cabin before but have gsd a new blanket in my mind.
I have never knitted a log cabin but I have quilted one.
I already receive and look forward to the Saturday snippets. I’ve made log cabin quilts before, but never knitted one. I love them all and have been collecting patterns to knit one, for awhile now. Time to get a move on!
I am working on a log cabin style blanket of yarn in undyed wool, mostly handspun, and it’s beautiful!
I made the Moderne log cabin baby blanket in Provence CEY cotton nearly 12 years ago for my nephew. I loved the way the garter stitch feels, and the indentations it makes when you fall asleep with your cheek on it. I would love to try log cabin in a springy yarn like Ultra Alpaca!
I have a longstanding (and long languishing) Log Cabin WIP—a blanket which is nearly done. This Logalong might just be the inspiration I need to finish it. I’ve also been collecting odd skeins of Noro Silk Garden to make another blanket inspired by MDK.
I have never knit a log cabin blanket. I love the beautiful colors in your kit!
I’ve made a Moderne baby blanket, and several log cabin dish cloths. I’m thinking hard about a log cabin hat to use all the scraps I have from other hat-making endeavors!
I’ve made a couple of Log Cabin dishcloths and also a rectangular scarf knit in a similar module way. I love the scarf. It was fun to knit and the color block pattern is bright and cheerful to wear.
I’ve only made a log cabin dishcloth….
This is the first time I have heard of knitted log cabin blanket. I like the potential.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before – but am inspired by the knit-along – love the work you’ve posted.Would be great to win the kit!
Never tried a log cabin before but would love to make one!
It looks intriguing! I may have to conjure up enough yarn to start one!
I’m finishing a log cabin baby blanket now!
I’ve been knitting for 55 years and have never knitted a log cabin, although I have quilted one. So excited to try!
I have made a log cabin before but not like these, it would be fun to try this. The best part I enjoyed was how they connected to each other.
I have had log cabin fever but unbelievably have never done a knitted log cabin project! This situation has to be fixed =)
I have been doing log cabin dishcloths ever since buying your first book. They are my go to housewarming and hostess gift. People love them! I also made a custom bath mat with the pattern that has stood the test of time. The upcoming logalong has inspired me to branch out and try something new. Fiddling with a cardigan right now… we’ll see…
I made a simple log cabin baby blanket a number of years ago and enjoyed the process. If I were to do another, I think I’d try Courthouse Steps.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but I’d like to try! I like trying new construction techniques. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve quilted a few log cabin baby quilts, knit and quilted log cabin baby bibs, and knit log cabin warsh/dishcloths, a small blanket, squares for a community blanket and about 2/3 of a scarfy, shawly thing that I keep meaning to finish… Maybe this year! Already get the snippets.
I’ve never done a log cabin pattern but these beautiful yarns are inspirig.
I haven’t made one … but I really shouldn’t, shouldn’t I? I’ve only admired them from afar ….and I do have yarn ….
I made a beautiful log cabin for my granddaughter out of Thaki cotton classic. It’s in use constantly. Would love to make a wool one!!
I have never done log cabin but I would sure like to try it
I’ve nevet but I want to. I love how they look!!!
I have never knit log cabin before. Looks like a great way to start!
I’ve made two log cabin baby blankets for gifts that were big hits! Based on MDK instructions of course!
I have never done a knitted log cabin before, just a quilted one! Looking forward to giving it a try!
I made the baby blanket log cabin that was in your first book for my niece – she still sleeps with it! Now I’m working on another for my son who will be one year this month!
This would be my first log cabin
I would like to see Shirley from Australia get the kit. She mentions knitting the Better House and Garden (Australian) magazine log cabin and it was quite a pattern. I don’t know Shirley, but every Australian of Anglo or Indigenous background had a cousin, aunt or friend Shirley and they are always ‘true blue’, ‘bonza’ and ‘fair dinkum’.
I have knitted many log cabins but struggled to get really good casting on until I picked up with smaller needles and took very pink knits refresher advice on you tube.
I would love the kit, but I would really love Shirley to have it more. Again, I don’t know her, but I ‘know’ what she is like and she deserves it in my humble opinion.
I haven’t made a log cabin yet but do have one on the needles. Doing large blocks and using scrap yarn so may not be the colors I prefer but it’ll still keep us warm.
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket but an alpaca/wool version is JUST the thing we need right now. We’ve had little to no winter in OK for the last few years but I think we might make up for it this year. Brrr!
I started a log cabin blanket years ago but didn’t finish it. I love these colors!
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket but I fell in love with the ninepatch, mitered crosses and the one eyed julep.
I have never done log cabin knitting before but it looks beautiful! I would love to give it a try.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but have always been tempted by “Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colors” from Mason*Dixon Knitting. Love following the 2 of you and everyone else you bring to us !
Mitered Crosses is still my favourite log cabin style
knit. I’ve completed it at least three times and have it on my needles teice again.
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket before but would love the opportunity! Love the colors!
I’ve sewn lots of log cabins, but haven’t knit one yet. I think it’s time!
I’ve always loved your log cabin knits, but haven’t tried yet. This would be perfect!
I have done several log cabin blankets. My favorite was Bonbori Log Cabin Throw. I’ve also done a 9-patch knitted blanket.
I have knitted the moderne log cabin blanket twice! Once in lime green, turquoise, and royal blue for preteen daughter! The other one I crocheted in autumnal shades of leftover worsted weight. I love that pattern.
Made a few years ago, the patchwork log cabin blanket is a family favorite. I need to start collecting Noro again to make another.
I made a heavy cotton Log cabin baby blanket. I’d love to do another in a fiber with memory, like wool. Love the feel of a quality wool fiber.
Haven’t done a blanket but I have done dishcloths
Never have but eager to give it a whirl. I love the colors so much!
Like many, I’ve sewn log cabin quilts, but never knitted a log cabin. Looks like fun!
I would love to learn how to do log cabin knitting with this awesome pattern and intoxicating colors and delicious yarn!
I have a log cabin pattern, bought the yarn, and have false-started 3 times. I am drooling over this. So much glorious color!
I have a log cabin in progress in summer colors for our beach house
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern — quilted yes. I would love a copy of the book. As we are still digging out of 120 inches of snow, I need this to keep me warm. Thanks!
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting, but it looks intriguing! The kit would be just the thing to get me started!
I did a log cabin from your book as a baby blanket for my son. It is still in good shape almost 8 years later.
I hadn’t made a log cabin blanket before. After being gifted 3 skeins of Noro Kureyon, I decided to use it with stash yarn to knit along with the #fringeandfriendslogalong. It’s the perfect project to follow the holidays and start the new year!
I learned about log cabin-ing from this site ages ago and made an improvised log cabin baby blanket for a friend. She used it for three babies! I’ve also done a few log cabin quilts as well. So fun! Love love love log cabin. 🙂
I’ve made several Log Cabin quilts and I love the look of the knitted Log Cabin. The timing is perfect!!
I have quilted a log calib pattern, never knit one. But was thinking about trying to weave one
I haven’t knitted a log cabin but have done a few quilt squares, but never a whole project. I would love to make one though! Love what I’m seeing on the blog!
I’ve never done Log Cabin knitting before.
This is my year to learn new techniques and challenge myself to be more creative in my knitting. The blog has inspired me to try log cabin knitting and join the KAL and this beautiful yarn looks so soft and yummy. I’m going to practice with dishcloths, then try the blanket and finally the Sommerfield shawl. The shawl kit and field guide 4 arrived yesterday.
Dishcloths!
I’ve started several but never made it to a finished project. This might be the year!!!
I made a log cabin blanket out of cheap scrap yarn that was just taking up space. It’s actually a heavy duty little blanket and we used it outside at the park often when my son was a baby
I’ve never done a log cabin knit but with all these log-alongs I wish I had started one!!
I have never done log cabin knitting before. I would love to try it. Thank you for the give away!
I’ve never knit a log cabin anything but I would like to and this would be a huge inspiration!
Making a double knit scarf Corvus to ward away the cold black and grey
Love your Snippets on Saturday mornings. I’ve never tried Log Cabin but really want to! Love that look
I’ve never done made any log cabin stuff but it looks really cool
I have log cabined for a few cute potholders, and loved it! Just haven’t had the guts to go for a big blankie yet!
Log Cabin is on my to-do list to learn and knit this year! Yay! Thanks for the opportunity!
I’ve never done a log cabin knit before, but those cheerful colors and cozy finished blanket are certainly motivation to try!
Have yet to log cabin but love Ultra Alpaca; perfect for a blanket.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting but I love that ultra alpaca! This would be fun!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but I’d love to. The colors are lovely!
I made your Moderne Log Cabin for my husband years ago. However, my favorite log cabin project was two baby blankets and a table runner inspired by nautical flags. This kit looks like a lot of fun. Happy New Year!
Log cabin is new to me and I would love to have this kit to get started.
Never done a log cabin before. Never done a blanket before. Would love to do this!
I’ve knitted one log cabin project, so it’s my favorite. I made an Albers Cowl (pattern by Ann Weaver) from a gorgeous Miss Babs Yummy 2-ply yarn kit. It was fun knitting, and it looks beautiful.
I have never done log cabin knitting before but it is on my list – winning this kit would be a great motivation to give it a shot in 2018! – thanks for the chance to win 🙂
I’m new to knitting log cabin patterns so I’m ready to give this one a try!
I have only done log cabin quilting, but I’m jumping in the #logalong by casting on a Derecho wrap. This blanket might just help me survive the winter here in Grand Rapids, MI! ❄️❄️❄️
Sooo cold here today, this blanket would be wonderful to cuddle up in. I’ve quilted log cabin, but never knit, so: challenge accepted! I already subscribe to Snippets!
Oh, how lovely! This would be my first log-cabin project–but the MDK gang has been stoking my interest in them for awhile. What a fab opportunity. 🙂
Not done a 9 patch but have made modular blankets. Cold here in Oregon.
I’ve never done Log Cabin $ would love to try.
I’ve never made a knitted log cabin, “just” a quilt – but I’d like to change that!
My favourite log cabin project was a blanket i made with my grandma
Ive made your Modern log cabin as a baby blanket for friends and I made a traditional one too. Love blanket knitting!
I made a log cabin baby blanket in sophisticated neutrals for an architect’s baby. It’s my favorite cuz it’s my only.
I’m a chronic log cabin knitter. My favorite is a tie between a “Blanket of Many Colors” my daughter took with her to college and a blanket of log cabin squares made from the leftovers of Baby Ull from that project combined with years of remnant of sock yarn.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything, but after your Year of Techniques and my first sweater, I’ve officially and finally taken myself out of the beginner category!!! Here’s to trying more new things in 2018!!!
(Sorry for all the exclamation marks….!)
I knitted your Modern Log Cabin baby afghan as a gift. Fun project!
Hi! I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, but I’ve done other blankets that I loved knitting. 🙂
What a great giveaway! I’m already signed up for Snippets~and log cabin: I’ve inky done log cabin squares in a modular set up for a scarf, so doing a big one for family sharing would be great !
Have never done a log cabin blanket and would love to try!
I have not tried making a log cabin blanket and would love to learn this new technique. Thank you for this opportunity!
never made a log cabin – I do have Field Guide 4 – might be the push I need to get started !
New to log cabin “knitting” – love the creative possibilities!
Ooh lovely giveaway! I’ve done mitred squares before but not in a blanket.
I have yet to knit a log cabin anything but have coveted several blankets I have seen. The many color options and size have scared me off. Am contemplating giving it a go after having seen so many lovely starts on the Instagram.
I never have done anything log cabiny, but have eyed your modern log cabin blanket longingly for years. I’d love to win this – the deadline is on my birthday!
Such a beautiful blanket! I’ve done a few log cabin dishcloths and am ready to branch out to something bigger.
My first foray into Log Cabin knitting was after I bought Field Guide #4 and made a few dish cloths. Then I made 10 more for Christmas stocking stuffers. The process is addictive.
I made a log cabin baby blanket for my daughter, inspired by your Moderne Log Cabin blanket! Your first book also turned me on to the work of Debbie New. I have been itching to make a log cabin sweater like hers for years… Maybe 2018 is the year!
I’ve done several moderne baby blankets and LOVED the process and the finished product.
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but am looking forward to a competition with my quilting sister!
So far my only log cabin knitting has been a couple of experimental dishcloths. The technique definitely intrigues me!
I started a log cabin, but then something else caught my eye…
I have a Moderne Log Cabin blanket in progress. This is my only log cabin project. It was started in 2010, intended for my son’s bed at college. He graduated a few years ago. Somehow I mis-calculated and instead of being dorm room bed size, it is almost queen size. The last two squares with the intarsia are about 1/3 done. This is the winter I should get it finished.
I have never made a log cabin blanket. But we do have a cabin on the west coast of British Columbia, Canada that we built in the 60s.
I have only done a Log Cabin in “fabric” but this looks fun to do. I’m doing “unconventional” baby blankets right now and this would fit right in.
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket before…but I’m pretty inspired. I do have 84 pieced log cabin blocks that need to be made into a quilt. Maybe I should do that first? Nah!
have not done log cabin knitting yet but want to learn. Would love to win the kit.
I’m knitting log cabin squares as I have yarn leftovers. 6 squares done so far. I love keeping the memories of all that yarn alive in a blanket.
I have done log cabin knitting in the past, including bibs, throw pillows, and blankets
I made my first Log Cabin blanket for my nephew’s arrival in 2007 following the Moderne Log Cabin blanket formula published in the Curious Knitters Guide using pastel colors of Lion Brand Cotton-Ease. My husband liked it so much, I used the left-overs to knit him a blanket. Like all things that are warm, cuddly, and belong to someone else, that blanket was appropriated by my then five-year old son. It has been repaired several times and still has its place at the foot of his bed. I then made another blanket for my DH using more “mature” colors of Lion Brand Cotton-Ease: think khaki green, red, black, and cream. It would be awesome to knit a Log Cabin blanket in Berroco Ultra Alpaca for me!
Just finished my first log cabin blanket and had such fun making it!
Oh how I love the log cabin pattern! I have not ever knit a log cabin/9 patch, but I have quilted many.
The little item I’m making for the slog along is my first log cabin knitting ever. I can’t say the same for log cabin quilting. I’m addicted to that.
I have made half hearted attempts to do log cabin, but they dove right back into UFO hell! I realize it was the fiber that was unpleasant and not much in the cooperation department. I am ready to tackle this project
Thanks for the chance!
Big hugs
Kate
Just got the book
Waiting to start
Have done quilted log cabins!
Just got your field guide — love this kit! Thank you!
No I have not knit a log cabin blanket before but they are beautiful to look at I would love the opportunity to knit one. Having some beautiful yarn would certainly help make it happen.
I have made several log cabin patterns as it is my favourite, a few pillow tops, baby blankets etc. I have two in progress. One has two large squares, one square is red, white and black, the other is a reddish brown, brown and green made with an aran weight, and plan to do two more, one with yellow and purple, not sure about the other one. The second is going to be a scarf or shawl made from Noro fingering. Going to make 12 or 14″ square and will decide later the shape. Its my take-a-long project when I can only work on something simple like garter. Happy New Year and love your emails. 🙂
I made a log cabin baby blanket. It was great fun and the instructions provided in your first book were fabulous! I have always loved log cabin quilts and their variations. Although I am not a quilter, I love that I can knit those blocks!
I’ve made several log cabin afghans through the years. It’s so much fun! Thanks for the chance to win some lovely yarn to do your latest nine patch one!
I’m a quilter so have made some log cabin quilts before. I’m also a knitter who has never made an afghan or knitted blanket. About time I tried!
What a beautiful work! I have not knitted in this style before. It looks very interesting.
I designed my own log cabin baby blanket once, to use up all the leftovers of a beautiful organic cotton yarn that I had used for several other baby blankets. What a great way to combine all sorts of colors into one coherent piece! Sadly, I did not take a photo of it.
Log cabin quilt but not knit….would love to have the opportunity. Happy 2018 to all at MDK!
Looks beautiful, have never knit log cabin but would love to
Have never done any log cabin knitting. Just the quilt kind. I need to do mitered warm ups to finish another project so have been eyeballin’ the log cabin makealong.
Feels like temp is -8°… Ninepatch blanket would sure come in handy!!
I’ve never knit a log cabin pattern before, the Coro changes look beautiful!
I have never knitted a log cabin anything. I have admired and thought about it for sure.
Ooooohh….A giveaway! Who can resist? The closest I’ve come to a Log Cabin is the Mitered Crosses afghan from about 6 years ago….or was it 7? I’ve done a log cabin quilt (which was fun in that it was for my son and DIL. Fondling cotton fabric doesn’t have the same…you know…… luscious texture running through my fingers). I’m anxious to knit a log cabin and love alpaca anything!
Have never knitted anything log cabin style nor anything bigger than an Afghan. Sitting in a rental condo in Florida without heat, I could sure use a log cabin blanket. Hope I win—typing this while wearing fingerless gloves!
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket before, but I’ve always wanted to!
I’ve never done a log cabin but want to try!
Never knit a log cabin, but sounds like FUN!
Log cabin quilts yes, log cabin knitting no. Excited to try!
I have patterns but I have never knit a log cabin. I am intrigued with Kay’s plans and I would love a sweater. If my kids saw me knitting a blanket, they may lose their minds because two of them have asked for a blanket!.
I’ve never knitted a nine patch, but I’d love to give it a try!
I’ve never knit log cabin before on purpose, but I have bound off and picked up on plain squares or chunks of knitting before when I was young and learning to knit, not knowing what exactly I was doing (and with no real plan!)
I have started a proper log cabin blanket though! I’m just doing larger squares of courthouse steps motifs in undyed wool, so things don’t get too unruly. It’s fun!
All ready look forward to your Saturday morning snippets!!!! Have never knit a log cabin pattern but look forward to the blanket project with that wonderful kit. We have had our first snow in 30 years here in Savannah so I’m thinking warm blanket in fresh beachy colors would be perfect!!!!
My son received one as a baby gift from his paternal grandmother. I feel like I should keep up the tradition if and when there’s a grandchild.
hello friends, i have made and collected log cabin quilts! but never yet knitted one! so i am excited and ready to start the knit along. thank you for all the ideas!!!!!!
As a quilter turned knitter, a log cabin knit is in my future. Love the colors!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin pattern before, but I’d love to give it a try.
I am so excited to knit this blanket!!
I’ve done the Baby Moderne blanket three times now. Here’s a link to the latest one I made for my niece born in June 2017. http://www.foxyknitter.com/2017/02/finished-baby-blanket.html
I’ve not done Log Cabin knitting, but I would be absolutely thrilled to start now. What a beautiful heirloom this would be for my 3 daughters!
Hi there from frozen Michigan! I’ve knit socks, sweaters, vests, berets & other warm-wear for heads, mittens, assorted scarves, and even one Teddy bear. Somehow, I’ve neglected to knit a blanket. It’s not going to warm up anytime soon. A cuddly something to knit while trying to ignore the hum of the furnace and the spin of the gas meter is just the right thing to do.
I made a wonderfully warm log cabin blanket out of a bulky mohair/wool yarn. It’s been doing a great job of keeping me warm through this frigid spell!
Log cabin is great. My absolute favorite is my A Light in the Window blanket out of wool yarn stash leftovers! I’ve also crocheted two smaller log cabin lap blankets; each was one big log cabin square.
Cindy
myyarnstead.com
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket but I can’t wait to try!
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern but have a strong interest in knitting patterns that resemble traditional quilt patterns.
What a great way to start 2018! I have several log cabins in my head but none have ever made it to my needles given a stunning lack of stash. Can’t imagine how glorious it would feel to snuggle under alpaca. Given this weather, I’d probably stay put until summer! (You can knit under a blanket – I know!)
I knit the Snazzy Bath Rug using rag balls, had a lot of old sheets and two 4 year old grand sons who loved tearing the sheets,not so good at making the balls though.
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but this could be the jumpstart I need!
I have never knitted anything like this before.
I’m making a log cabin blanket now using leftover worsted an DK yarns. It’s a little wonky but cute!
I’ve never made a log cabin anything but I plan on doing something log cabin this year. I love the idea of picking up stitches and not seeing:) the mitered squares blanket is interesting!
Long time knitter but never attempted log cabin however am in need of a baby blankie and a blankie for the mom. Perfect duo and not the usual baby stuff. Baby boy and mom perfect for this project. Thx for reading and offering.
Happy New Year
I’ve never done log cabin knitting (though in an optimistic moment several years ago I purchased yarn to make a log cabin blanket). Perhaps this is the year!
Log cabin quilts, but not a knitted log cabin.
I had a Log Cabin Quilt that my grandmother had made before I was born. I wore it out. It was perfect, I have always love the pattern.
I fell in love with Ultra Alpaca after finding two skeins at Goodwill and making a hat with each. I can only imagine how nice a blanket would be! Win or not the posting updates on the Log Cabin blanket are amazing. 🙂
Would love to try a log cabin blanket.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket, but am looking forward to it! When I was a little girl, I would sit with my great grandmother and go through her fabrics while we talked about quilting…a lovely memory. 🙂
I made a modified version of the baby blanket from the original MDK book. I also started log cabin-ing a bunch of squares once, with the intent of seaming together to make an area rug…yeah, that never happened…
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket before. But I think it would be a fun project to get through this winter!
I made a log cabin baby blanket for a friend’s baby girl. Lily is now in 3rd grade and still has it on her bed. it’s well loved!
Oh man, you lured me into the log cabin craziness! I love this pattern and those colors so very much….
so generous! thank you…asymmetrical striped baby blankets have been my jam of late
Never made a Log Cabin blanket but I have four cats that love blankets so I would love to start one!
I have knit a log cabin pattern once, many years ago. It was from a hand-sketched pattern given to me by my mother. I have no idea the name of the pattern or where she got it but it was my first big knitting project and so satisfying
I did an adaptation to a log cabin pattern provided by Purl Soho, which was one of our charity projects. Would love to do another for myself!
So cool!! I have never done a log cabin before but would totally be down for this!
Have one in the UFO category from about 5 years ago.
I made a potholder with the log cabin technique. Two potholders actually. I had to sew them together to get the thickness required. I need a simple project to work on as I care for my mother especially if it can keep warm at the same time.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket but would love to try it! Thanks for the giveaway! 🙂
I have never done log cabin knitting, but would like to start—I’ve Baden quilt blocks and I think log cabin is the only way I will ever knit a blanket 🙂
I made the Log Cabin Cloths from Field Guide #4 and that was my first foray into this technique. I loved it!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but would like to. I have worked with Berroco Ultra Alpaca.
I haven’t done any log cabin knitting yet, but you are tempting me
I haven’t done a log cabin project yet, but I’m getting geared up to cast on and join the Logalong. Just need to decide on which project – the Sommerfield Shawl? Norah Gaughn’s Log Cabin Shawl? Or the Nine Patch Blanket?
I made my son a Courthouse Steps blanket before he went to college. I feel like my knitting skills have improved since then, so this would be a new blanket for meeeeeee!
As a newbie knitter, I’m a log-cabin blanket virgin. I love the pixelated effect of the Ninepatch blanket pattern! I think (and hope) that as I become a more veteran knitter, that these log cabin patterns would be fantastic way to make use of my scrap stash!
This log cabin project would be a first for me!
Never knit anything larger than small afghan. Love the log cabin effect. Never did a KAL either. New experience may be mine!
It’s been on my knitting bucket list for I don’t know how long.
I’ve not done log cabin knitting but I’m up for the challenge!
Been a while since I’ve knit one of your afghans and with a young adult granddaughter I would like to knit this one for her.
I actually started a log cabin based off an old post of Kay’s – I managed probably 6-7 squares and should think about finding those and making a small blanket out of it.
I have never done a log cabin blanket! I am sorely tempted!
Never made a log cabin blanket. Made many other afghans both knit and crochet. Would love to try
As a family project we knit a log cabin blanket for my husband while he went thru chemo. The love of family and the warmth of the blanket made him a survivor.
I VEMTURE OUT OF MY COMFORT ZONE AND LEARNED TO KNIT A LOT CABIN BLANKET 3 YEARS AGO WITH A DEAR FRIEND AT A WEEKLY MEET UP AT OUR FAVE SHOP IN BROOKLYN NY!! I WHAT A GREAT TECHNIQUE TO HABE LEARNED. I THINK IT’S TIME TO DIVE IN AND KNIT ONE FOR MY SOON TO BE BORN GRANDSON! WISH ME LUCK!!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but they are beautiful!
I’m signed up for Snippets! Yes, I have log cabinned 🙂 I knitted the courthouse steps blanket in Rowan Denim from one of the early MDK books, and I’ve made several dish cloths. Log cabin was also the technique a group of friends used when we made a collective baby blanket for another friend. It’s super fun and looks both folksy and modern at the same time.
No, I haven’t yet done any log cabin knitting, but I’ve had several log cabin patterns queued up in my imagination for years. Maybe I should actually make one!
I have done mostly small projects, never a blanket. But this would be a beautiful first one.
I have never made a log cabin blanket but the are beautiful. Definitely on my to make list for 2018.
Working on my first log cabin project now…Moderne Baby Blanket. It is a very relaxing knit and I just love it.
I’m already signed up for Snippets-do I need tsign up again? I am at work on a Log Cabin blanket already (of sorts) but would love any project involving Ultra Alpaca-one of the most amazing yarns ever!
I have never done any log cabin knitting, but my Granny did several log cabin knit blankets in her time! I would love to do one to compare to hers!
Most favorite log cabin so far: the rainbow baby blanket I made for a friend. Because it’s DONE. Second favorite: the log cabin blanket I started when pregnant with my daughter. 8 years ago. Which I was knitting on again today. It might become my favorite. If I ever decide it’s DONE.
Neat! I’ve kicked the idea around, but I’ve never actually tackled a log cabin project. I’m definitely inspired, though!
I have never knit a log cabin but have been very tempted by the Sommerfeld Shawl.
(I held back because I’m trying to slow the pace of my stash enhancement.)
I crotchet and am currently learning how to knit. Would love to receive this kit to make this my first major project.
Have been knitting for over 10 years and never tried log cabin one! Would love to give it a go with this lovely prize.
How gorgeous! I’m dying to do a log cabin project, but if I won the Giveaway, I’d have to Give It Away, since I’m (sob) allergic to alpaca, and have cats who would snuggle into a knitted blanket – no doubt purring all the while – and happily knead it. Which would make a mess of the knitting, which would make me cry and yell at them, and – well – no doubt better for all of us for me to knit something else.
No polar bomb here in the Pacific Northwest, just rain. And that’s OK!
I have never done log cabin knitting, but it’s a long winter in Minnesota and I would love to knit a blanket!
Ive never done a log cabin project before. Looks like fun!
I would love to learn how to make a log cabin blanket. I never had but want to try. Happy New Year!
I’ve never done a log cabin project, but I do love Ultra Alpaca! I can’t imagine a better yarn to do this blanket.
Luuuuuuv that Ultra Alpaca! I did a sock yarn scrap blanket made of log cabin blocks, and the takeaway was that careful color selection is the key. 🙁 You guys have nailed that on this kit.
I have never done log cabin knitting but I would love to try it!
I haven’t, but learning log cabin knitting is one of my goals for 2018!!!
Never tried it, but love idea of the combination possibilities and colors that can be included.
We have gotten 7 feet of snow in the month of December! I would love to try my hand at a log cabin! It would keep me warm with the making of It! As I write this, we are at 8*, and waiting for another foot tonight! I need this kit!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but I am inspired! I think I should! I wonder if I would ever get it done.
No, I have not done log cabin knitting before. Brioche knitting is my challenge of the moment.
I knit a Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colors as a baby gift…out of dishcloth cotton. It was colorful and fun, and is still around and in use I understand.
I made a single log cabin dishcloth long ago, but all the Logalong excitement was too much for me, so I sat down yesterday and cast on the first square of an Albers Cowl using my vintage Neighborhood Fibers kit. Love it already!
I’ve only done the large squares and it was fun! Would love to make a blanket with Berocco Ultra Alpaca. The temp here this morning was 0 degrees F. BRRRRR!!
I love log cabin knitting! My favorite project was a large purse/tote with lots of funky yarns and ribbons, leather strap handles and hand dyed lining. Made my day when I was stopped in a really nice restaurant and asked where I bought it!
I have never knitted a lot cabin blanket before. I have only made 3 blankets in all my years of knitting; 1 was crocheted (does that count?), one was full of cables and the 3rd was made up of mitered squares. I would love to make a log cabin blanket.
I’ve never done any log cabin project but I’d love to give it a try
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but have been loving the ig feed showing the drawings and the progress!
I’ve made a log cabin quilt! And I’m working on a log cabin pillow for the Knitalong. This is a beautiful kit and I do love Ultra Alpaca.
New to your site and anxious to start a log cabin blanket.
Love this pattern and love Berocco Ultra Alpaca! I have made log cabin squares for an Afghan before but never made one of all log cabin. Looks like fun!
I would enjoy learning how to make this knitted log cabin blanket. The colors are beautiful. Thank you for the chance to win this kit
Why yes I have made quite a few Log Cabins and love them. Such great squish factor.
I’ve done log cabin quilting but not knitting. I’m already signed up for Snippets. Do I need to sign up a second time?
Have never made this blanket, but would love it. Have quilted one but would be first knitting one.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin pattern but have made traditional log cabin quilts. Would love to try a knitted version — maybe a winter scarf.
I’ve never made anything log cabin yet, but I’d love to start!
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket before, but i’m ready to give it a shot
I haven’t done log cabin yet! It’s on my list; I’m waiting for just the right project 😀
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before but I would love to try it out!
I’ve made several log cabin dishcloths and I have a log cabin blanket going out of Noro started after it showed up in your 1st (?) book from many moons ago. With below zero lows and wind chills here, I think it may be time to dig it out and put another log or so on it. After all it’s gotten big enough for a lap warmer anyway. (And I already am a Snippets reader.)
Big fan of MD Knitting and look forward to your weekly newsletters. When you introduced the Field Guides, I jumped on and ordered them. Besides being useful for projects, they make great conversation pieces on my coffee table with my knitter friends. I have the Log Cabin Field Guide and also the Techniques Guide referred to in your collateral. Love it all and a Log Cabin Blanket would be right up my alley to embark on during the season, in MN, called “Winter”. Stay warm and I look forward to trying out the Log Cabin style knitting. Best – mary johnson
I have made a log cabin blanket years ago. I would love to make another one!
I just recently started knitting my first log cabin blanket. Your colors are quite lovely!!
I haven’t done any log cabin knitting–yet!
Never knitted one, helped at The yarn shop with sewing Ann’s together.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything (that I recall) but I made a quilt top (incorrectly, but it was still pretty), and a pillow with embroidery to outline the seams… both about 20+ years ago. I still use the pillow on the couch, and I gave my mom the quilt (actually a comforter since it’s tied not quilted), which is still on her guest bed.
I’ve never made a log cabin project, but I’m interested to learn!
I made several log cabin dishcloths
I have never attempted log cabin knitting but I ALWAYS like to try new knitting ideas and techniques. It looks extreme;y interesting.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket. It looks fun to make a blanket that is unique to you.
I’ve not knitted one, but I’m really busy with one since January 1st. 🙂
I haven’t made it yet but I bought your field guide and have started playing with yarn choices!
I have never made a log cabin blanket before, but have done a sweater that was similar. I would love to win this prize! What a great way to start the new year!!
I haven’t done this before! What fun to learn!
I have never knit a log cabin anything, but I have sewn plenty! This would be an awesome winter project, and this winter seems like it is going to be a doozy.
Yes, I’ve knitted a simple log cabin blanket! It is my only handmade-by-me blanket and my favourite! The wool came from local sheep, is unprocessed, I dyed it myself with onion skins. I think it is magic and has healing properties.
Log cabin is my go to patten for scrap baby blankets!
I have never done log cabin knitting before but now that I’ve learned about it, I can’t wait to get started!
I knit and Absorba the Great quite a few years ago when I first discovered Modern Daily Knitting. I’m almost finished with a Moderne Baby Blanket and I need to get moving, the baby in question is three weeks old. And I knit a sweater with Berroco Ultra Alpaca a while back. It’s a lovely yarn a what a pleasure to knit.
I have done log cabin knitting before, but it’s been a while. My favorite thing was the Moderne Baby Blanket I made for an expectant friend: https://www.ravelry.com/projects/jeanbees/moderne-baby-blanket
It was a big hit!
I made the original Log cabin blanket from MDK for a nephew’s wedding, so much fun. But my favorite log cabin is doing individual blocks from a spinning monthly fiber club, great way to use up small random fibers, and a colorful blanket at the end!
Have never tried log cabin knitting. Have only spent these last frigid days reading about the process & product. Color me fascinated.
My brother sent me a fleece from his sheep and I am spinning it (I’m a new spinner) and slooooowly knitting it into a miter square blanket. Do miter squares count as log cabin? But I’m really eager to start a log cabin blanket, so hard to choose colors! Thank you for a chance at a beautiful giveaway!
This pattern is on my list to knit.
I never done a log cabin knitting before I would live to try. ❤️ Knitting and ❤️ yarn
I have never knit a log cabin project but I would LOVE to! Ready to learn new knitting techniques in 2018! Beautiful kit!
I’ve never knitted in a log cabin pattern. I love the different projects you have posted on this blog in the log cabin pattern!
I have never tried log cabin knitting but you have made it irresistible!
Would be great to start a log cabin project to keep the log cabin fever at Bay!
I’ve made several versions of MDK’s Moderne Log Cabin Blanket. They all were great fun!
I love the projects that you have posted on your blog in the log cabin pattern! I’ve never knitted anything with the log cabin pattern, but would like to try.
This logalong is my first log cabin knitting project, though I’ve done quilts. I’m really enjoying the randomness of my blanket!
I made a modern baby log cabin blanket when i was expecting baby #1 eleven years ago! Used a pattern from the first MDK book. The blanket got destroyed in a horrible septic flooding incident! Would love to replace it with this!!!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, looks interesting.
Very pretty. I have never done one of these, but would love to!
I made a couple of log cabin squares for a non-log cabin blanket I am making. They are fun and addictive.
I LOVE log cabin knitting. L O V E. Somehow it is mindless yet not boring, althiugh I must admit toward the end of my DK weight Queen size cotton Moderne there were times I wondered if it woukd end.
I’m often color challenged and so one thing i love about log cabin is the freedom it gives me to experiment. I did that with my first logcabin afghan amd gained a lot of color confidence, althiugh i still have a very long way to go in that department.
Thanks so for the prize. Congrats to that very lucky winner! I’ve been eying thos pattern for some time…..
I have never done a log cabin blanket, but would love to learn.
Never done anything “log cabin”. Looks intriguing, and I’m always up for learning something new.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before! I’m a young mom and always looking for fun new projects to work on during my babies nap time!
I have never made a log cabin blanket before but my best friend is expecting and I would love to knit the new baby one.
I knitted your Moderne Log Cabin Blanket! I would love to try this one too. Thanks for the giveaway!
I’ve just begun knitting my fiesta log cabin blanket with yarn that I had in my stash… all Ultra Alpaca!
Log cabin blankets FTW! Couldn’t love them more. Here’s mine – it made the perfect commuter-knitting. Would so <3 one in these colors of Ultra Alpaca! Not afraid of bright colors, but I’m decidedly unimaginative when it comes to color-combining – too locked into Roy G. Biv to make truly exciting choices. /:-\
Oops! Link broke – if you want to see it, it’s honeybee33’s Log Cabin Afghan.
I have never knitted a log cabin or a nine patch. This would be so fun to try.
This would the perfect project for our current cold weather bomb in Atlantic Canada. Brrr
As a retired person I would have plenty of time to complete this beautiful blanket. Never worked on a Log Cabin, but especially would LOVE to add it to the cabin I just purchased in Mineral Bluff , Ga.
I’m teetering on the edge of starting a knitted log cabin throw with my scraps 🙂 like others I’ve made a log cabin quilt block but never a knitted one.
i have done lots of log cabining – dishcloths, blankets etc. A Fussy Cuts blanket is on the foot of my bed currently.
I have yet to log cabin anything!
I just bought my Log Cabin Field Guide, but haven’t decided yet on a project. I love this nine-patch!
I have never worked a log cabin pattern blanket and would love to try it!
I do have your Field Guide #4 and have made the dishcloths. It was great fun and really helped me understand the concepts. I also have some nice new dishcloths. Thanks, and please enter me for the giveaway. I can do it now!
I’ve never done any knitting based on traditional quilting designs, but I once saw a Drunkard’s Path sweater that I liked quite a bit.
Never have I ever but I’m eager to learn! And my birthday is the 9th and this would make a great present, just saying…
I have not done any log cabin knitting, but have made a couple log cabin quilts. Same concept but different application. I would love a chance to win the kit and give this a try!
I did attempt a log cabin style cowl, but abandoned it as I didn’t enjoy all of the stitches that needed to be picked-up. As a more experienced knitter, I am wanting to dive in and give it another try.
I knit my first log cabin blanket right after I bought your first book. I’m also a quilter and love that nine patch blanket. The yarn in your giveaway is lovely.
I have made log cabin quilts but knitting will be a new venture. I purchased the book and was planning to do the dishcloths for the logalong. Knitting a blanket with the beautiful yarn would be a special treat. Best wishes for the New Year!
I have knit three log cabin blankets. My favorite one was a Moderne Log Cabin Prayer Blanket knit for a church parishioner. I planned the blanket and organized and supervised 72 men, women and children (many of whom could not knit) who helped in the knitting. He was warmed by the love knit into this blanket for the remaining months of his life.
It’s been over 15 years since I did any log cabin style knitting. That Sommerfel Shawl is calling my name but my New Year’s resolution was to finish two projects for every one I start. Hoping to get my UFOs into the single digit range.
Yes, I have done various lig cabin projects but not recently..
Never before knitted such. Would love to learn. Would love to knit a warm blanket for someone in Storm Grayson’s path of devastation in the Cape area of Massachusetts.
I have tried log cabin – I’ve made placemats
I have not attempted log cabin, but the yarns you show are so tempting!
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern. This giveaway is amazing!
Can you believe that I have never knitted anything log cabin-like????
I have never made a log cabin but I am fascinated by them and would sure love to make one!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but I would be interested in making one in the future.
I’m teetering on the edge of starting a log cabin blanket with all my scraps – I’ve made a quilted log cabin block before but never knitted one.
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern before. My mom and grandmother quilted quite a few, do I love the look of them.
I’ve actually never done log cabin knitting, and I’ve been knitting for 28 years. I need to remedy this!
I have ;made the mitered Cross blanket and the Moderne baby blanket, plus 22 squares I hope to make into another blanket. I really like log-cabining (is that a word?), and thank you for the offer with beautiful yarn. Thanks also for the daily inspiration.
Happy New Year
I have never made a lot cabin pattern before but would love to learn.
Not yet. Would love to try
No ,I never have knitted or quilted the log cabin pattern but would love to!
Have never tried log cabin-looks like fun!
I made a baby blanket using the MDK pattern for the Blankie of Many Colors and it was so fun!
I’ve practiced the log cabin technique on a few wash rags, but I would love to scale it up to a blanket!
I’ve never made any sort of log cabin knit before. Looks fun!
Love to cabin! Did a price starting with a square and then worked different colors outward from the center!
I have never done log cabin before but it’s been in my list of to dos for a while
Yes, I have log cabined before, thanks to you, and the first Modern Daily Knitting book. In fact, log cabin was my first non-scarf knitting. I have yet to knit a blanket, though. #itstime
New knitter here and this would be an awesome “big” project to start. Mostly made hats so far.
Never made one before, but wanted to! Those colors are gorgeous.
Made a couple log cabin blankets but not with such awesome yarn
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before! I’m a new knitter and this looks like the perfect challenge for my first longer term, larger scale project.
I did a Modern Baby Blanket for the Modern Daily knitting book. I thought I would keep knitting on it until I could use it on a queen sized bed. That did not work out so well for me but I do have a nice throw.
One of my very first knitting projects was a log cabin blanket that I made for my brother’s 50th birthday. I used Very Pink Knit’s pattern and tutorials. I was just contemplating knitting another blankiet for my sister’s upcoming birthday and was going to search for a different pattern for variety.
I hope I win your contest!
I haven’t made anything in the log cabin style yet, but I’ve been eager to start! I purchased the PDF version of the book the other day and spent about 2 hours in my friend’s coffee shop yesterday studying that book, and the nine patch blanket, and deciding on colors.
I have made a number of log cabin quilts, but no log cabin knitting to date.
Looks awesome! Can’t wait to start mine!!
Never attempted to make such a thing. Usually stick with hats and simple blankets. But this does look cool. Especially now that I live in a log home I should really try making one!!
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket before, but this looks like a wonderful one to cut my knitting teeth on!
I’ve never knit a log cabin project, or a blanket. This could be the one! I’m interested in different construction designs, and modular sweaters and accessories have my attention now.
I’m obsessed with nine patch. I read a book about the Amish and the way quilts are self expression, and I was hooked. I made sculpey beads with nine patch on them, but have never knitted one. Oh boy! Let’s go!
I have not knit log cabin before but I think it’s so intriguing! What a fun way to knit…
Two dishcloths! I need a primer on perfecting the picking up stitches process.
I have made several MDK Moderne Baby Blankets and a few freestyle log cabin dish rags. Nothing full size though!
I have never done log cabin knitting before. I like the way they look,though. 🙂
I’ve done a log cabin pillow before, but that’s been it. Would love to try the blanket!
I made a log cabin baby blanket, nearly ten years ago. I’ve been playing with the log cabin generator, and thinking about a two-color blanket… as if I didn’t ’ already have a lengthy queue…
I did a log cabin baby blanket for my best friend’s third child. I sort of started out following the Modern Daily moderne pattern…but at some point I was in a car knitting and didn’t have the book with me when it came time to color change…so I veered. I veered wildly. I just knit logs every which way in whatever color struck my fancy. As someone who breaks out in hives generally when asked to go off itinerary, it was an incredibly freeing experience. Admittedly, I have never gone off pattern since…but out there in the world there is at least ONE blanket that shows I am physically capable of spontaneity.
I love to knit but I have yet to do a log cabin blanket! I’ d love to try one.
I’m doing log cabin project right now for the FAF log-along and as a matter of fact it’s based on your your Ninepatch Blanket! I’m using Schoppel-Wolle Edition 3.0, which is has long colour repeats, and depending on how many 10″ square 20-stitch ninepatches I can make with my yardage, it will either be a scarf or a cowl (or maybe a ‘scowl’ if I add buttons?) But when your pattern first came out, I totally fell in love and wanted to make a blanket so I really, really want to win this giveaway! And, seriously who doesn’t love Ultra Alpaca?!
Would love to do a lot g cabin blanket- especially in this gorgeous wool!
I think I’ve only sewn a log cabin before, not knit one. I will try one, one day. Thanks for the contest!
I have never made anything log cabin yet.
I have never attempted a log cabin but I have now found a GREAT incentive! Please add my name and turn down the corner edge for easy retrieval!! 🙂
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket of any kind before but it looks beautiful. I would love to expand my knitting skills and will look at this further.
My favorite log cabin throw was made from MDK Courthouse Steps. I used locally sourced alpaca. It is still luscious and warm.
I have never done log cabin
favorite log cabin so far is Fussy Cuts Blanket………am beneath now!
I’ve never done a log cabin knit before! But I’m ready to try!
This would be my first time log cabin knitting, wonderful giveaway thanks!
Purchased your log cabin pattern for the Tsunami Relief donation several years ago. Still knitting it (but don’t we all have more than one project on our many sets of needles? I already subscribe to Snippets – love receiving it. oxoxo – thanks for continuing your wonderful work 🙂
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but I would like to try this challenge.
I have not done log cabin knitting, but I am excited to learn what this is about!
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but would love to try it. The yarn looks so pretty.
Good Luck ALL.
I haven’t made a log cabin project but it’s been on my “list” of projects that I want to do!
I’ve sewed a log cabin quilt but never knitted one, looks like fun
I’ve done log cabin knitting in the past, but this blanket looks luke a very fun knit!
Never made a log cabin blanket before but am interested. Made close to 20 baby blankets mostly for family and friends but also a couple for charity.
I have never knit anything log cabin-y, but now I might! It’s so inspirational to look at the #fringeandfriendslogalong feed.
First time seeing about logcabin
Everything this lovely, can’t wait
To start a new project.
It’s going to be so fun….
It would be a first for me to try a log cabin blanket. Happy New Year!
I’ve never done Log Cabin Knitting before. I like the log Cabin sweater that was in a previous post.
Have not knitted a log cabin yet, just quilted one. But alpaca would get me going!
Love it! Never win though!
I’ve never done a log cabin knitting project so this would be a wonderful opportunity. Yarn is so expensive so it would be nice to dive into a great project with such a nice quality of yarn.
Never made one but would love to try.looks beautiful .
I’ve made an Albers Cowl for a gift once. I’ve never seen her wear it. I hope she didn’t give it away! I’d love to make MYSELF a log cabin blanket!
I never have know any log cabin patterns. I’ve been thinking about it lately, seeing the posts here and on Fringe. Winning this kit would definitely put me over the edge!
Love all the Afghan s here
My favorite log cabin project was my Moderne Log Cabin blanket from your 1st ( I think) book! But then, I love any blanket project
I knit my sister a ginormous log cabin blanket out of cascade 220. The Icord edging was a true labor of love.
I have only done just a little bit of sampling with the log pattern layout, I would love to complete a project like this though, beautiful!!
I’ve been logging and cabining for years! I am jumping in on the #fringedfriendslogalong and I am just getting my yarns together for the Albers Cowl. All in different shades of gray to match my hair! And just finishing up on the Scarfy Thing. Thanks for the great giveaway! Sara Denbo in AL
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before but I have been following these posts with great interest. I’m dying to try it!
I’ve never done log cabin blanket before, but these blog posts tempt me greatly to get started.
I have sewn many log cabin projects—quilts and a vest. So far my only log cabin knitting projects were dishcloths. I am ready to take on something bigger.
No, I haven’t knitted a log cabin or nine patch, but I have done some intarsia projects over the years.
I’d love to try one though, and hope to get the chance.
Never done any log cabin projects but I’m happy to jump on the bandwagon!
Once did a Monderne, and have a slumbering mitered crosses
I knit the Modern Log Cabin baby blanket from the Modern Daily book! Loved how the “patches” evolved!
I’ve never knit this design but I have quilted it several times.
I’ve made log cabin quilts, but never a knitted log cabin. I did buy the Field Guide, because the idea was so intriguing! And who could possibly resist such a bunch of fondle-a-ble yarns.
Log cabin blankets are my favorite projects to knit. i knit them to give away as baby blankets. i am knitting the shining like diamonds pattern right now.
I am currently working on my first log cabin blanket after reading your book! It’s the basic pattern but I like how the colors are coming together and how I can work on it on movie nights with my friends.
Log Cabin = LOVE to me. It is my favorite quilt pattern, I love getting lost in log cabin pattern.
When I saw your posts and field guide 4, I am smitten to transfer my Log Cabin Love to my knitting and knit my first log cabin blanket. Those colors are amazing. creativchris@msn.com
I got hooked by log cabin via your first book. Made a Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colours which is getting hefty use, particularly by my kids. Did a sunshine and shadow type arrangement of the colours and it still looks just as fresh as when I made it several years back. The MDK log cabin field guide is great, that ninepatch blanket is very tempting…would love to win the kit..keep warm up there (from a Southern Hemisphere correspondent, roasting here in 30+ C dry heat).
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before but I’d sure like to try
Never tried a log cabin blanket. Would give it a try, they’re beautiful
Started my log cabin blanket when your first book arrived many moons ago. A very portable project, IsSourced my yarn from various business trips around the world. 20 squares now reside in a box waiting for the sew-up stage. My first blanket. I may need a support group to get me over the finish line.
I havent done log cabin knitting but the yarn colors are so pretty!!! Would love to start!!!
Ive never made anything log cabin, but this sure looks like a great way to learn. Love your website!
Yes! I caught the log cabin fever from your first book, and made a beautiful baby blanket for my first granddaughter. Fun, pretty and inviting. I look forward to doing it again soon!
No, I have not knit log cabin pattern but cannot wait to try!!!!
I made one Baby Moderne Log Cabin Blanket, loved it so much and made a second!
I haven’t done log cabin knitting before.
I have not done log cabin knitting before but I’m also a quilt maker and I have made a couple of log cabin quilts.
Never tried, but would be excited to
I’ve never Knitted one before, but I am a quilter…so maybe I’m halfway skilled! LOL
Thanks for the opportunity.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin project, but sewed a quilt many years ago. Want to start anew blanket project.
I started one in acrylic and never finished! I think I ended up giving it away half done. Hopefully someone enjoyed it!
I have never made a log cabin blanket, much less heard of it, but it’s beautiful. I would love to learn how to make it. I’ve recently been trying to learn how to know. So far I have the basics down and I really enjoy it. It’s so calming and relaxing. I’ve never heard of Modern Daily Knitting and I happened to come across your website on accident. However, I am extremely happy I did! I absolutely love the look of the log cabin blanket, and I have to say, you have the most beautifully colored yarn, and it’s made of alpaca AND wool? Seriously? That’s awesome! I live in a small town, and the only place I can get yarn is at the local store. Not much of a selection. I’m somewhat afraid to buy yarn online because you never know what you’re really going to get? To me, the most important thing about yarn is how it feels. Is it soft? Is it going to make me itch? (Things like that) but you can’t feel it via the world wide web. Lol. I’m really hoping I win this give-a-way. I was just laid off of my job right before Christmas, and winning this would put a smile of my face again. It would also give me something to do. I’ve got all my fingers and toes crossed.
Knitting a Log Cabin blanket has been on my to knit list for a while. The one in your give away is lovely
I’ve done a lot of knitting, but never log cabin – would be fun to try!
I’ve wanted to try knitting a blanket and love this pattern, very excited to make this!
I can crochet and knit( easy stuff so far). I have never tried this, it looks fun. Beautiful yarn colors, I would certainly like to learn to do this.
I have never had the pleasure of creating a log cabin blanket, but would love to. I currently loom knit, arm kinit and crochet. Sounds like an awesome project.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting and would love to do it! This year I had a blanket on my to do queue so am thinking I would love this meditative type pattern.
I have never tried a Ninepatch blanket.
I have knit log cabin blankets before. Several years ago I made 2 log cabin blankets for Afghans for Afghans. They are my favorites because at the time I used lots of remnants from other projects and it was pleasant to remember those items as I knit. Thinking of them today reminded me that I learned about A4A though Kay’s comments on your blog.
I knit the Moderne Log Cabin Blanket, and it was my first. I have knit two dish cloths from the Log Cabin Field Guide No. 4 but would love that big juicy batch of alpaca/wool to knit the nine patch!
I knit a log cabin scarf, and would love to knit more in the log cabin vein….
I made a small log cabin blanket several years ago and really enjoyed it. Still have it and use it! It’s made from a cotton/acrylic yarn, now discontinued.
This KAL came around just in time…..I’ve needed motivation to finish mine!
LOVE log cabin knitting! My favorite Project was a baby blanket I made years ago with scraps. I also made a felted log cabin tote bag.
I’ve never done one but I’d love to!
Log Canin quilting? Yes? Knitting a no! But would LOVE to give it a try!!
I have only ever dine log cabin dishcloths, but would love to try a blanket!
I’ve never made a log cabin knitted blanket, but I love log cabin quilts!
I have not done log cabin yet but I would love to get a start with this pattern!!!
Haven’t done a knit log cabin project before, though I’ve done some quilts. My most treasured possession is a quilted log cabin quilt done by my great-grandmother in the 1930’s. I’d love to tackle the nine patch blanket!
I have never but would love to right about now considering it’s been below 0 temps where I’m from.
I have not done Log Cabin Knitting before.
I’ve made several patches of Log Cabin to sew together for a bigger item…. not done yet!!
I’ve never tried knitting a Log Cabin project, but wool blankets are my absolute favorite for here in Massachusetts
This giveaway sounds awesome. I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but it sounds awesome.
I haven’t done a log cabin pattern before, which is surprising! Looking forward to giving it a try with the Fringe knit-along. Fingers crossed it will be this beautiful blanket!
I have not tried a log cabin knit but it is so cold here in Wisconsin, I am ready to cast on.
I have never done anything using the log cabin patterns, but my dear, late mother was a quilter so this pattern is dear to my heart.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting. It’s time to try it out!
I’m so excited to have your page pop up on my Google Now feed! Learning how to know (I usually crochet) and this kit would be great motivation to continue!
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket! I’ve only made one blanket ever, as a wedding present.
I have not tried a log cabin blanket…yet! I love the look of them and who doesn’t like a nice, weighty knit blanket?
I love the look of log cabin blankets, but j have never made one…yet.
I am intrigued so I pulled out my hard copy of Maon-Dixon knitting and read the section on log cabin knitting. Definitely plan to make something.
I’m new to log cabin knitting, but have loved all the images from the KAL. I would love to give it a try!
I’ve never finished a log cabin project, but I have started some! I have, however, completed several mitered square blankets, inspiration coming from your first book! I’d love to do the nine patch log cabin!
What a beautiful blanket
Love this idea. I have done a mitered blanket, but I love the 9 patch idea.
I’m new to all of this, including just knitting. I am looking forward to learning as I go. Love the website.
I have never knitted a Log Cabin Blanket but I would love to! It looks fantastic!
Just got your book. Am really anxious to try logcabinning! Would love to win this project!
Starting my first log cabin now in the Fringe and Friends log along! And I gave my mother my copy of the log cabin field guide so she can start one too.
I’ve built a log cabin but haven’t knitted the blanket (just kidding). I crochet and wiuld love to make this blanket. Its really pretty.
I’ve never done nine-patch knitting before, but I’d love to try!
Beautiful, although I have never knitted a log cabin blanket. It looks like fun!
I just finished a log cabin blanket. It only took me about 3 years, but it was soooo worth it!
I’ve never done log cabin – just ordered the Field Guide!
Oops! I haven’t done any LOG CABIN knitting, either (or evidently much proofreading)!
Just signed up for Snippets. Have never done any Log Cabin knitting. Thanks!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but have long admired them from a distance. I HAVE used ultra alpaca and agree it’s great stuff!
I’ve never done a log cabin knit before, but could sure use a cozy knit to weather the cold up in Canada!!
My favorite log cabin was for my 5th and final son. Took me 3 1/2 years partly because I was still finishing up the baby blanket for son #4! This is it: https://www.ravelry.com/projects/YarnDork/paintbox-log-cabin-blanket and he LOVES it, which is really all that matters.
Yes! to 9-patch and log-along goodness. I was just pining for a warm blanket and a good long knit of garter stitch. Thank you for the generous giveaway.
I have never done log cabin knitting. However, I have made several log cabin quilts. It is my all-time favorite quilt pattern, especially the court house steps version. I would truly love to do my favorite quilt design in a knitted project!
Got so excited I forgot to say the only log cabin knitting I’ve done so far is a cotton washcloth. It looked so adorable I wanted to frame it and hang it on the wall. BUT Must Use the Hand Knits. It’s a Rule. 🙂
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything but have wanted to since I bought your first book. This would be the perfect started kit!!!
I have not done log cabin knitting before!
I have never know a log cabin blanket before, but I do want to try it. The weather is perfect right now for blanket making! It’s probably the only thing perfect about -30° weather. It keeps you warm while you are knitting and the lucky recipient warm for many winters to come. Perfect!
I’ve never tried log cabin but your posts have definitely piqued my curiosity. Totally agree about Ultra Alpaca!
PS I look forward to Snippets every Saturday!
I knit a log cabin blanket in Noro a bunch of years ago. It it the best lap blanket on cold Maine nights!
I did one log cabin blanket in Ohio State colors when I bought your first book. Would love to try multiple colors!!
Never done a log cabin knitting project before!
OMG! THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! I’VE NEVER DONE THIS AND WOULD LOVE TO LEARN. THE COLORS ARE AMAZING!
I have made 2 log cabin baby blankets (gave away both) from the M/D knitting book plan – love the way it can be geometric and planned before starting or knit on the fly.
Yes I made one have years and years ago. I started with making square blocks in a plain stocking stitch measuring 12” x 12″ . The colors I chose were wine , off white and a combination color yarn of wine and black. It was done in Briggs and Little worsted yarn. I must of had at least 64 -72 blocks made , just layered in a box. And I had never gotten around to sewing the blocks together after I had started my family. Just kept moving that box with me where ever we moved to . Until finally my daughter ‘s mother-law saw it on one of my moving days about 5 years ago. Well she offered to crochet it together and we would give to the “kids” for a Christmas present. And that is just what we did . It turned out beautiful , if I do say so myself . My daughter tells me it is the go to blanket my grand-daughters grab on chilly evenings in Vancouver , B.C. Canada.
Have not done log cabin knitting but have made several multi colored blankets and sweaters. Love that nice warm yarn
I’ve never done a log cabin project before, but I’m saving up some extra yarn to try one soon.
Oh, those colors! This would be my first ever log cabin anything, and what a beautiful starter.
Yes, I am subscribed to Snippets.
This looks very fun! Would love to try making one.
I’ve never done a log cabin kitted project.
I have done a lot cabin baby blanket in cotton. It was well received. Devery Johnson
I have knit mitered squares but not an entire blanket. Now would be the FINEST opportunity, especially with that beautiful yarn! Thanks for such a nice giveaway….
I have never done a log cabin knit, but I love the idea! Up until about 6 months ago I did nothing but knit, because I didn’t like pearling. Now, I am trying to expand my abilities and trying new things! A log cabin project is definitely on my to do list!
I also signed up for the snippets newsletter. Thanks for this lovely giveway.
I am a fairly new knitter (re-taught myself a year ago after 50 years of not touching needles) and have never tried a log cabin pattern… yet!
This is precisely the kind of weather where I start thinking about a blanket as the next project!
Glorious colored yarn! I have not knitted a log cabin blanket . I did , however, make a log cabin quilt the
Original way, all hand stitching. Thiis was in 1979. Knitting one would be far easier on the finger tips!
I’ve not made a log cabin blanket before. I have been wanting to try one. Thanks for the chance to win.
I’ve knit a couple blankets but not with the log cabin technique. Looking forward to trying one soon.
log cabin is one of my favorite things to make! I did one of those blankies that (memory fails me — a woman who lives in the middle of the country, and whose booklets were filled with non-pro artwork) was popular some many years ago. Probably I’ve done some others, but that made such a nice first gift for our oldest/first grandchild; he’s now 22 years old. Yikes!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket. I’ve only recently gotten into yarn arts and they look interesting!
I’ve never done a log cabin knit blanket before, but have been looking for ideas for mo first knit blanket.
New to log cabin knitting and inspired to start!
I have never made a blanket out of the nine patch, but I have made a dishcloth, using the directions in the first MDK book.
I haven’t knitted a log cabin blanket yet, but I’d love to!
I’ve never knitted log cabin, but I have quilted it. I love how this historic pattern is made new again by using different mediums.
I have log-cabined! It was a lovely blue and brown blanket, but I hated the yarn and frogged it. I will log-cabin again because it was fun, though. I need alpaca to blanketize, clearly!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin blanket, but would like to.
I’ve only made a baby sized log cabin blanket. I think the pattern was out of one of the MDK early books. Would love the chance to do one. Had my hands on some of the Alpaca today at a friends and it is luscious!
I haven’t tried log cabin knitting, but I really like the look of it. I made a bag out of a log cabin quilt square awhile ago, and the way the colors can be combined to create different patterns is intriguing.
Wow, what an incredible giveaway! I’ve only quilted 9-patch blankets, but would love to knit one.
Hi! I’ve never (yet) knitted a log cabin anything, but have crocheted a log cabin block and hand-pieced a small log cabin quilt top! I have also loom-knitted mitered squares, but never thought about using them to “build” a log cabin. I DO needle knit, so I’m looking forward to the challenge when you pick me as the winner!
No. I have never ” log cabin” knitted, but it looks really pretty and string. I would love to do it. 🙂 🙂
I’m well into my station wagon blanket at the moment, but I’ve begun eyeing some log cabin ideas for my next big project. I did crochet a log cabin blanket years ago, and it is one of my kids favorites for snuggling under on the sofa.
Hi. You know, of all the knitting I have done I have never made a log cabin blanket. This offer probably does not apply to me as I am in Oz and now you are probably wondering why anyone would want to knit in a country of sunshine but my mum taught me to knit growing up in the uk and I find it just the best form of meditation. In summer I love to knit socks as you don’t have that mass of fabric across your lap on a hot day. In winter I still love to knit socks. It’s an addiction I think. However, a log cabin blanket would also fit the bill as a summer project, small pieces to knit through summer, which is now, ready in time for winter. Would a log cabin blanket break me of my addiction to socks? You know what, I am thinking that it just might!
I have never made a log cabin blanket. But I would like to.
I would so love to try and make one of these blankets
I have never done any nine-patch knitting, but I love quilts and knitting and would like to try.
Absolutely beautiful! I have never made a log cabin blanket but oh how I would love too!!
I haven’t done log cabin knitting yet, but would love to start . . .
I love log cabin knitting! As I type this I am finishing my third Kidsilk Haze log cabin shawl.
I haven’t done log cabin knitting before and would love to give this a try! Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
Relatively new knitter so I’ve never done a log cabin blanket. I love all the new things I’m learning and this would be a perfect reason to add a new technique.
The only log-cabin knitting I’ve done is Kay’s Ninepatch Dishcloth. 🙂 I even own the Field Guide, so there’s no excuse for my not having log-cabinned more!
I have never made a log cabin pattern blanket, but I wish I had one right now. It’s fridge here in RI.
I have not. I wanted to when I read your first book but life had happened since. But it’s on my knitting list! I’ll get there.
Never did log cabin knits – just a quilt.
No I haven’t. It is on my knitting bucket list.
I have quilted with log cabin but never knitted with it. I was going to knit a blanket, or something in log cabin with hand spun yarn.
I happen to be wearing one of my total favorites – Albers Cowl by Ann Weaver, three connected log cabin blocks to keep your neck toasty.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket, but I would love to. This pattern was on my ‘to knit’ list.
The closest I’ve gotten to a log cabin blanket is the mitred square blanket. Nothing else. (Does a log cabin quilt count? I’ve done many of those!)
I’ve been wanting to knit a log cabin blanket thanks!! They look like a great winter project.
Nope , never done the log cabin technique before, but I do like, (and currently, desperately need) the blanket.
Never made a log cabin blanket. Thought to make one but yet to do. Nine patch maybe the perfect camping project.
I’ve never knit any kind of blanket because the amount of yarn required is cost-prohibitive for me. I may have a modest Yarn Budget, but cheap yarn is… well, cheap, so I stick to smaller projects in lovely yarns. But if you’re buying, my needles will be flying!
I have never done some thing like this, but would love to learn
I’ve never knit log cabin style before, but I’ve always wanted to try.
Hi, I made a log cabin baby blanket for a grandson we didn’t think we would ever hold or need a blanket so it was truly a lovely project. Mary in Cincinnati
I made a log cabin baby blanket 10 years ago or a new mom at work. I enjoyed making it and she loved it. I used a free pattern Four Colour Log Cabin Baby Blanket by Haley Waxberg. You can find it on Ravelry.
Never tried, but anxious to do so.
I have not yet knit a log cabin blanket but I would love to knit this one!
My first log cabin project was the dishcloth from Field Guide #4. I love this technique! A few more dishcloths and I’ll be ready to start a blanket.
I’ve made a few blankets but never a log blanket. Love the colour choices!
Hello! I’ve never done log cabin work before, but it is on my “To Knit” list!
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but it would be fun to try with this cozy looking yarn! Thanks for the chance.
This is beautiful, I cannot get out much so I knit alot, this would fill my time and be fun. Keeping my fingers crossed. Thank you
I’ve done a mitered square rug that looks a bit log cabinesque, but I’ve never done a full-on log cabin knit. Quilting, though–yes!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin blanket however, they look amazing!
I knit the Modern Log Cabin blanket in 2016 as a Christmas gift for my mother. It was all kinds of fun at first and then a horrible slog towards the end (as the rows get longer with each section). She loves the blanket tho. I also have a project sketched out for the log-along, but I am holding off on casting it on, since I have 18 other garments I want to knit this year…. probably way too ambitious! Winning this kit would be amazing tho, I was just thinking I have an aunt and uncle who could use a blanket for their cabin.
Does a Mitered Crosses Blanket in progress count as Log Cabin? I sure as shootin’ love knitting it! Thank you for the opportunity to win these beautiful yarns; have been coveting that Field Guide too.
I subscribe to your Snippets newsletter and I get so excited when I see it! Log cabin knitting is something I have not done, but I’m excited to learn!
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket but it looks sooooo cozy! It’s going to be 4 degrees here in Virginia tomorrow and something like this would certainly come in handy.
I’ve never knitted log cabin, but I love the look of it and I’ve always wanted to.
I have never made a Log Cabin Blanket but it’s really cold in the deep south today. A big blanket to work under sounds great.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but it’s on my list of techniques to try!
I’ve never log cabin knitted but it’s been on my list!!
I haven’t made a Log Cabin Blanket yet…A New Year is here so it’s a great time to make one.
Thank you very much
I like to learn how to make a log cabin
Happy New Year
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before, but I do love learning new techniques!
I’ve always wanted to knit a Log Cabin blanket but I’m not good at coordinating colors. I belong to a group that knits blankets for the homeless and this would be an ideal donation.
I made two rainbow hue shift blankets. I enjoyed following the changing colors.
I love knitting blankets, have knitted (more than!) several Modern Daily log cabin patterns: two log cabin round and round (one went to Afghans for Afghans, one was a wedding present), a Moderne baby blanket, another log cabin baby blanket, an Absorba the Great bathmat… I NEED to make a Courthouse Steps and a Mitered Cross! Knitted a Fussy Cuts for my mom, it won a blue ribbon at the state fair two months before she died. She loved that blanket. I am knitting a Star-Eyed Julep for the Logalong. Would love to knit a Ninepatch, too!
A long time ago(!), I took a class with Margaret Hubert. She taught us how to make mitered squares, and we made a clutch…so, I’d love to expand on that and try the log cabin blanket! Besides, MDK KAL’s are so much fun!
I’m new to log cabin knitting and just bought the wash cloth kit to teach my roommate how to knit. I’ve never made a blanket before because they’ve always looked so time consuming, but the mind-psych quilt looks like tons of fun and very manageable!
Log cabin quilt – yes; log cabin knitting – not yet, but on my to do list.
Luv new challenges in knitting – have yet to try log cabin – looks like fun and a beautiful blanket. Luv alpaca fiber – nothing more pleasurable knitting with yarn that has a good hand.
I’ve done lots of log cabin- but only with quilting fabric!
I have a completed dish cloth, inspiration for me to complete this blanket after winning! Please? And thanks in advance!
I have not knitted a nine patch blanket, but have done entralac and mitered triangles. The nine patch looks sweet!
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but I must say I’m intrigued. And I love this yarn!
I haven’t tried log cabin knitting yet.
I made a log cabin baby blanket for a kiddo who is now in middle school, and I would love to go back and make a bigger one!
A friend & I made a mitered corner patchwork blanket way back in 2008. We were both inspired by your first book. Sadly, that’s the closest I’ve gotten to a log cabin blanket, and it’s the only blanket I’ve finished (thanks to friend & a deadline).
I’ve only done one log cabin but it was huge and I loved every minute of it. I did a queen sized one for my BIL’s wedding gift.
I’ve been planning a log cabin knit for myself when i finish a few baby gifts. Would love to squish that yarn.
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but I do some crocheting
I have knitted two log cabin baby blankets for nieces from your Moderns baby blanket pattern. So much fun!
I have seen pictures of log cabin Afghans, but have never made one myself. I would like to be chosen a winner, so I can knit my own log cabin Afghan!
Love the colors!
I’ve knit and crocheted block afghans, but never a log cabin style. This yarn looks so warm!
Even though I bought Modern Daily Knitting as soon as it hit the bookstore shelf back in 2006 (how can it possibly have been that long?), I have never log cabined. Whether I get lucky with this give away or not, I’m going to jump in and make some sort of log cabin something! I’m super excited to get started!
I haven’t done log cabin knitting before. I’m ready for something new to try.
Wow! A lot of us would love to be the winner! I have never knitted a log cabin pattern. I have sewn a couple of small wall hanging quilts that I enjoyed. They were the log cabin block. The results were a Christmas tree. This could be my chance to try this in a glorious yarn. Thanks for the opportunity.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but the pictures on your blog have been stunning. I’m very tempted…..
I have never knitted a log cabin quilt but I would love to try one.
I have never knit this type of pattern! Please, oh please, pick me !
I have not knit a log cabin, but would really like to.
I have done a lot of squares but not put them together……that is one of those projects I never seem to get to.
I’ve not knit a log cabin blanket but I would like to ASAP as I am freezing in Wisconsin these days! Beautiful colors in your kit!
I have sewn many log cabin quilts but I have never knitted one. I did once sort all my Shetland yarn into lights and darks with the idea of making a log cabin blanket but, sadly, ambition failed me and I was left with a log cabin pot holder.
I have never made a log cabin blanket. It looks gorgeous though.
I’ve made two log cabin blankets, following the guidelines in MD Knitting. I love both blankets! I especially love my “windowpane” style lap blanket made with Big Kureyon.
I have not done a log cabin pattern before. I love the idea of all the colors.
Does the Rambling Rows Afghan count as log cabin? I think that is as close as I’ve gotten. Choosing colors might be as far as I get on a log cabin, and that is okay. Color scheming and yarn shopping can be the whole experience. I wish I had my RRA with me. We have voluntarily driven from our -2 degree home to spend the weekend where it is -28. I really want to add a curse word here.
I have not done log cabin knitting before. I do own your books though.
I have not knit a log cabin anything, but I’ve been charmed by the idea since reading the first Modern Daily book in 2005!
I’ve never *knit* a log cabin blanket, but I crocheted a “moderne”-style baby blanket in nice bright citrusy colors.
The closest I’ve gotten to log cabin knitting is the Mitered Crosses blanket from a few years back. I’ve really enjoyed watching all the great log cabin ideas being generated here and am starting to think I need to add log cabin to the to-do list!
I’ve made some log cabin dishcloths, so I’ve only dipped my toes (fingers?) in log cabin knitting, but I love it! Hope to do more of it soon.
I have never done a log cabin, but would love to try one!
I had one attempt at log cabin knitting. I didn’t love the yarn and finished it up as a cat blanket. The cat hates it and refused to lie on it.
It’s bill zero with the windchill here in New Jersey and this would definitely keep me warm. The last nine patch I made was quilted and before I learned to knit. Love Snippets!
I have not knitted the log cabin pattern yet, but very willing to learn!
Sadly I have not! But i’m avtually waiting for an order of giant whool yarn to come in to start arm weaving my first blanket
Anxious to see how warm yours is because it’s awfully cold out there!!
Stay warm folks!
I have never tried one of the log cabin projects before, but I have been dying to knit something new and this looks like a fun project! And possibly a great gift for my mother! Her birthday is coming up and she always loves when she gets homemade gifts.
I have only ever sewn a long cabin. Always interested in knitting one
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but this one is stunning and I would love to knit it, and then snuggle up 🙂
I’ve. Made log cabinish blankets and the blanket Kay’s group made for a friend’s big birthday really inspired me!
I’ve never done a log cabin design. My mother did one years ago in crochet. I knit, so I’m always ready for new projects. The colors are Devine, and I’ve heard the yarn is too. I think it would be a lot of fun participating ☺
I’m new to knitting and crochet, so I have not attempted that stitch.
I haven’t done any log cabin knittting, but, since I got the MDK Field Guide bundle for Christmas, it seems a perfect time to start!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin blanket before but have always wanted to try.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket but with the current temperatures in the Northeast, I wish I had!
Have not made a log cabin b4, but I love to knit.
I have never knit a log cabin blanket, but I would love to! Blankets and afghans are my favorite projects to knit.
I am breakfasting in Bangalore at the moment, where I am on a business trip, but this giveaway is too good to pass up. I completed my first log cabin project, a Moderne Baby Blanket, in time to give it to my dad for Christmas. He is in assisted living in another state and I wanted a way to give him a hug. I then spent the rest of the holidays ogling the Ninepatch Blanket. Definitely looking forward to another log cabin project. The weather in Bangalore is lovely and warm, but I will be back to the cold in a week.
I log-cabinned a blanket in double-thick wool. It was beautiful, if I do say so myself, but lying underneath it was like wearing that thing at the dentist when you get an Xray. I gave it to a baby, to play *on* it!
Yes, I have done log cabin knitting before. I made a Moderne Baby Blanket in pastel colors and I am currently close to finishing the Moderne Log Cabin Blanket in teal, seafoam, purple and brown. My favorite was the baby blanket.
I have never done a log cabin knit but I would love to! To have a kit from MDK would be a dream plus having the book … now that would be a treat!
Never knitted a log cabin but have done many quilts. I do have your book.
Have never done nine patch knitting. Would love to make one of these. Have made nine patch quilts with my mother.
I just started my first log cabin and loving it!
Beautiful pattern! This is my first time to make a log cabin design, I have just began my yarn art journey, and I am truly enjoying all the fun things to make.
Yes I knit a log cabin baby blanket for a great nephew.
Oh Yeah! Nearly forgot. I’m currently knitting the Sommerfeld Shawl in shades of gray with burgundy for the logalong. I think the center nine squares were the hardest. Mainly because I couldn’t seem to wrap my brain around how to do square 3,4 & 5. Feather and Fan section should be easy!
I havent ever done a lig cabin blacket but would love to win this. So that i can join in thanks for a wounderful giveaway
I have never knit a log cabin!
I’m working on my first log cabin blanket right now! I would love to have yarn for another!
I’ve been looking everywhere for this type of wool to start my first blanket…knitting is so therapeutic!!
I have never knitted a log cabin before but, I have knitted other projects and quilted log cabin projects. Looking for a new challenge.
I am covered with a nine patch blanket now. It wasfun toknit.
I’ve never knit a log cabin Afghan before; but just a couple of days ago I was looking at the Log Cabin pattern for quilting on Pinterest and was very interested. I’d love to try to knit the Log Cabin afghan especially this winter and with the weather we’re having now. It would help to keep me warm.
Liz
I have quilted a log cabin. I would love to knit a version
I have a goal to complete a small log cabin this year for my niece’s baby. I cannot wait to cast on.
I have not done a log cabin but would love to. Especially after seeing the creatively beautiful and inspiring throws on this site. Wish me luck for the win!
I haven’t done it but want to learn!
Haven’t knit one yet. Looking forward to knitting one.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but I’m excited to start!
I have never log cabined, and never blanketed larger than a baby. I think the 9patch might possibly be the best way to do both.
I have done a bit of log cabin – I have a blanket in progress that I’ve worked on off and on over the last few years – but I dont love the colors so I’m not super-inspired. These colors, however – holy moly!
I have not done log cabin knitting before. But from what I see I should!!!
No log cabins yet, but it’s on the list.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but it looks like a really fun, versatile pattern/method!
Love to try this project. Never attempted this before.
I’ve never log-cabined before, but all I’ve been reading about it lately has be very inspired! I’m thinking of giving it a go
I’ve made log cabin rag quilts and they are quite a lot of fun. I’ve never made a knitted one though.
I made a log cabin throw for my son. It is the only one I have made, so I guess it is my favorite. 🙂
Have never made a lot cabin pattern but do make a lot of Afghans. Would love to make one
I’m already knitting my way through the log cabin field guide!!
I’m just finishing the last (late) gift and starting to imagine what’s next. Never made anything in log cabin but the 9 patch Blanket looks beautiful and enticing. I enjoy Snippets every Saturday & hope to win!
I have not made a log cabin blanket yet but it is on my dream knitting list.
I have never knit a log cabin blanket so,this kit would be the perfect start.
I love to create lately I haven’t been feeling very inspired or creative but the log cabin blanket looks like a good challenge for me
I’m currently working on a Paintbox Log Cabin blanket and it’s pretty addictive. Love the colours chosen for the giveaway – thanks for hosting it!
I haven’t done Log Cabin knitting before but I would love to!
Modern log cabin baby blanket! Only the one so far, but loved the simplicity of it.
The only log cabin I have made was with Lincoln Logs. Alpaca sounds cosier.
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket….i have managed scarves,hats and ponchos so far.
There’s no time like the present to start a log cabin project!
I have not made a log cabin blanket before but I am inspired to try.
I would Love to win this log cabin blanket. No I have never made one or even heard of one until I stumbled on your website by accident. That is a beautiful blanket and I would love to learn the stitches.
Have never done a log cabin blanket but have always been fascinated & wanted to make one !
I’ve never tried log Cabin knitting…experimented with and learned do many other techniques and skills but somehow haven’t ever done this. I’m excited to learn!
I’ve nvere done log cabin knitting before but can’t wait to give it a try!!
I have never made a log cabin blanket.
I already subscribe to Snippets.I have experimented with log cabin knitting for throw pillows and potholders. I would love to make this blanket!
My log cabin knitting has been *mostly* the ninepatch dishcloths but early in my knitting, I made a smaller lap blanket version using log cabin patterning.
I never have. . .but I’d like to!
I made a log cabin baby blanket many years ago for a friend, based off the purl Soho washcloth pattern. I would love another turn at the pattern with a new color palette and your lovely book! I actually started in textile arts with quilting, and have made actual log cabin quilts using fabric, but that has been over 20 years ago.
I’ve never made a log cabin quilt but would love too! Especially with those beautiful colors!
The only log cabin pattern I’ve done is the Tailgate Rug. I made it many years ago (at least it seems like many) and it still works, even two houses later.
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting but it looks fun
I have tried log cabin…I’m just super bad at picking up stitches! I’d love to try again. <3 . Thank you for the giveaway!
I have not knit anything log cabin, but I would love to, they are so pretty and each one unique!
I have just found your site. I have not done any log cabin projects but I am excited to dive in!!!
Log cabin is my favorite go to baby blanket knitting pattern! My favorite project was a baby blanket for a friend! Another friend had found some yarn left behind in an empty shop space where a yarn store had been! I knitted the blanket with all of that yarn! I designed my own log cabin configuration! The blanket was heavy but perfect!
Thank you!
Jenn Bader
I have never knit a log cabin blanket before, but am eager to give it a go.
I’ve never tried nor heard of it before but that blanket is beautiful. I currently just picked the habit back up being though my dog was having puppies, I thought it would be nice to keep them warm this winter they just turned and I gave it to them as a present. Now I’m thinking of myself and this would look really nice on my bed.
I am working on an improvised, stash-busting blanket for the logalong. It’s my first log cabin project and I’m addicted!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before. 2018 seems like the time to cross it off my bucket list.
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket before but I would love to try!!!
I have never tried Log Cabin Knitting, but am always up to learning something new!
I have done log cabin knitting before, I started a scarf and now that you have reminded me about it, I will go finish it! Now where did I put that thing last winter?!
Gorgeous kit! Love idea that it’s theme is a traditional piece for warmth and home..
Have never made a log cabin blanket before but i would love to have a go-it looks gorgeous x
My fave log cabin that I never knitted is this gorgeous thing – a true work of art –
https://www.ravelry.com/projects/ceciknits/another-time-piece
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything. Looks like quite a challenge. And to think I was considering a trip to Italy to learn mitered corners. Gorgeous color combinations. I wouldn’t have been able to choose so well.
Hi, my name is Jeanne. I haven’t done anything in knitting as of yet I am a beginner.
I mostly do crochet. The Log Cabin is amazing and beautiful. It is a great give away for an awesome Afghan. What a wonderful and gracious give away. Congratulations to the lucky individual.
I have never made a knitted log cabin blanket. However, my mom was a master quilter and seeing the beautiful blanket reminded me so much of her! Absolutely lovely!
So I haven’t made a log cabin blanket, or anything else. But if I was the winner, that would change things 😉 Someday, either way 😉
I’m learning how to knit! My most excellent daughter in-law gave me a beginner’s knitting lesson at JoAnn Fabrics for a Christmas gift. I’m looking forward to producing a knitted item.
I’ve never made a log cabin pattern of any sort! I always thought it would be fun to knit a skirt with front and back log cabin panels, though!
Log cabins are fun to knit. I have knit one (lap blanket size) after getting the MD books when They first came out.
I’ve made ninepatch quilts, sometimes in cozy flannel, but I’ve only made one log cabin knit: a thick cotton bathmat, using 3 strands of absorbent cotton worsted and size 15 needles. It was kind of hard on the wrists, but it made a terrific bathmat.
Made a blanket years ago—eager to do another!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before! What a beautiful technique!
Never done log cabin but would love to try!
My first (and only so far) was the log cabin blanket from the MD book- out of bamboo /silk and I love every inch of it!!
I’m a log cabin blanket virgin but interested in making one!
I knitted the Moderne Blanket for my husband. An interesting take on the log cabin.
Hi All,
Never have I ‘log-cabined’ before, but i am a long time admirer of the pattern and its many and various interpretations! My mum made similar blankets of many-coloured crocheted squares, to use up the bits leftover from other creations. Every kid, and every room in the house had its own blanket!
Hi
Never knit anything learn at school back than, truly I would like to make this. Right now knitting this log, is putting together my life back its been a year of heart breaks, especially the lost of my mom.
I have done a few projects and it is my go to for a quick baby blanket. My log along project is out off all my summer tweed yarn that I am still in denial over being discontinued
I have never done log cabin knitting–all that garter stitch! But I think the results are lovely and I am determined to make 2018 the year I finally make a log cabin or log cabin type blanket!
I’ve made 1 log cabin project, a blanket, several years ago and really enjoyed it. I have my yarn pile for my next project, another blanket, ready and waiting. Got to get started-Supposed to be motivated by the logalong!
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket. Having made log cabin quilts, I have wanted to and already bought your Log Cabin book.
I’ve never made but always wanted to. The original was one of the first patterns I ever acquired. This is an amazing giveaway, thank you for the generosity!
I’ve never attempted a log cabin blanket but am curious to try. A new year calls for a new project!
It’s cold all winter in Northeast Scotland so I know you are right, blankets are the answer, but blankets you can move about in are the most practical if you need a cup of tea and have to get from the sofa to the kettle in the kitchen so my favourite project that I am going to try this year is that log cabin kimono jacket I saw here a few issues ago. beautiful and warm if knitted in whatever the Scottish equivalent of the gorgeous Berrocco is!
I’m a log cabin kinda girl! My little house is tucked away in the woods and a perfect knitting retreat. What better place to take on my first log cabin knitting project. It’s on my to-do list.
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, but always wanted to! Pick me, pick me!
I’ve never knit a log cabin project but it’s on my bucket list. The Nine Patch kit is beautiful!
I have never tried log cabin but think it would be lots of fun. Thanks
So many possibilities! A great opportunity to play with color.
I made your Log Cabin Moderne for my son and daughter-in-law, as a wedding gift.
I’ve made two, the giant 9 square using the pattern from your first book that is currently warming up my bed, and a smaller one made for a baby gift. It’s my go-to blanket pattern as the pieces make it more manageable. I’d like to try another using a configuration other than the standard squares. Thank you for the giveaway!
Such a great opportunity to use color. Started a log cabin knit from Debbie bliss a very long time ago never finished. Would love to try again.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but with this cold weather I’m ready for a new project!
I haven’t played much with log cabin, and this project just looks like so much fun! It has color, smart construction, new skills to develop, hours of mindless knitting that I need to keep my sanity, and I bet it feels fantastic to the touch, particularly when finished. My, oh my, what a feast for the senses!
Found this because I’m a subscriber and I have a log cabin afghan on my needles. It’s very colorful and a fun knit.
The beautiful blanket and yarn are inspiring! I haven’t knit a log cabin anything yet— this would be a lovely 1st log cabin project. Thanks for offering the give- away!
Never log canined before and enjoy starting with the basic garter square and turn. Think I will make many blocks then join for a blanket
About ten years ago, after I moved back to Chicago, I bought your first book and fell in love with the urban log cabin blanket. So I went to a yarn shop, bought a bunch of quality yarn (I couldn’t really afford, in colorways I didn’t love), and cast on. I got as far as square four before I hated the colors and put the project aside. I haven’t tried again since but I would love to.
Love log cabin. It is a very satisfying knit. My first was a baby blanket from your first book!
I made a mitered square baby blanket, but I haven’t made a log cabin pattern. They look like fun so I’m considering casting on for this knitalong. I’ll have to try something small to finish on time though, not much knitting happens with an 18 month old! Maybe a shawl or baby blanket for now, and tackle a large blanket later.
Have never made a log cabin blanket but had been debating to get the Field Guide so this would be an amazing way to get started!!
I have never knitted a log cabin quilt—have quilted several over the years.
I have been meaning to for years now but still have not tried log cabin knitting!
I have done log cabin quilting but never log cabin knitting. Trying to plan a project!!!
I made a log cabin baby afghan from your book years ago. It was so much fun to knit and was a beautiful present for a dear friend’s baby.
Somehow, I’ve never done log cabin knitting before. I don’t know how that happened.
I did a log cabin baby blanket from your first book.
I have an older MDK book and would love to make a Log Cabin Blanket!!! It’s on my Bucket List!
No, I have never knit a log cabin blanket, but I agree that it is the logical project for a cold winter. Which, since I live in the Canadian arctic, is every winter.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but it’s on my to-do list.
I had never considered knitting a log cabin anything but after looking through the Instagram photos, I say When Do I Start??! Thanks:-)
I have a log cabin project that i have been working on for years. I am making it out of my left over sock yarn so it is slow going but still very cool.
I am yet another knitter who has never knitted a log cabin project, although I did participate in building an actual log cabin many years ago in Alaska. Thanks so much for this wonderful giveaway.
I made one of those ten stitch blankets last year, which looks kind of log cabin-ish. But not really. I’d love to have a crack at the real deal!
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(Hilary B)
I am a HUGE fan of Log Cabin anything – quilts, rugs, blankets, you name it! I’m ready to start a new one.
I have not knit log cabin before. This seems like a good place to start.
While I’m an avid knitter, I’ve never knit anything in a ‘log cabin pattern’. Given the frigid weather we’ve been having, I sure wish I had as I would be snuggled under it! Wool and alpaca is such a nice combination for warmth!
I have never made a log cabin blanket and this looks enjoyable
not a log, nor a cabin- hence no blanket
I have sewed a log cabin quilt but I have never knit a log cabin project yet.
OMG if you folks read all these comments, when will you find time to KNIT?!!!
On impulse I decided to start a logalog project when I saw your announcement on new years day. I’m almost finished my very first ever 8 inch square. This is total absorption!!!
I have yet to log cabin. It’s on my list, though!
I’ve never done Log Cabin before but I’d love to learn!
Actually I teached my niece, then a 14 year old, how to knit, by gifting her Zauberballs and casting on the first stitches of the first patch of a Modern Daily log cabin blanket. Two years and 20 patches later she finished a huge blanket as an avid knitter. As she lived for a year in Scotland we visited the Edinburgh Yarn Festival together. I’m so proud of her.
Just discovered your blog. This looks amazing and a new twist on knitting. Looking forward to trying this
Looks like something we all need in this cold weather
The words “log cabin” just exude coziness, a roaring fire, pots of tea, and good knitting. Have only knitted baby blankets, this looks like a fun challenge!
I’ve never knit a log cabin but it has always been on my list of blankets to tackle. I love the simple yet complex design.
Log cabining has been on my ‘to be learned’ list since you first tempted me with that Albers cowl. It must be time.
love Log Cabin! I have made Log Cabin quilts, but never knitted one. I hope to do that soon.
I have done log cabin blanket to use up yarn scraps. It was fun to do and and so warm in the winter.
I’ve knit the Mitered from Modern Daily, and a couple of others from that same chapter in the book. Really enjoy it!
No I’ve never done one but the wheels are turning and I love that feeling so thank you!
I have not yet log cabin-ed but it is on my 2018 list. And that yarn! Swoon.
Never tried log cabin but I’d love to give her a whirl. Thanks ladies!
Never have I ever done a log cabin knit! But living in the north woods it would be a great winter project.
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting, but it is on my to-do list!
I am new to the Log Cabin projects. Would love to be picked.
I’ve not done log cabin yet — but it’s queued up as part of my 2018 resolution to knit more and maybe I’ll snack less……
I haven’t (yet!) knit a Log Cabin Blanket, but would love to! Thank you for the awesome giveaway.
Have never done a log cabin… have made quilts but not log cabin and knit everyday – but no blankets so far. Gorgeous yarn!
One year I knit a bunch of cotton log cabin washcloths and gave them as holiday gifts.
I have attempted a square before. I never continued on to make a blanket. At the time it was more about learning the technique than actually doing a project. Looking back i wish I had continued on. We would probably have a very comfy blanket!
I have had good intentions to start a log cabin blanket but was a bit intimidated. All the photos I’ve been looking at and the patterns I’ve read have inspired me to give it a go. With the holidays being over and the deep freeze firmly in place, it’s the perfect time to start one!!
I’ve made log cabin dishcloths, but never a blanket. Want to give it a try! Ultra Alpaca is one of my favorites too. Great yarn!
I have attempted log cabin, but never finished a project. I would like to give it another go and do it right this time.
I took a quilting class when I was 14 and the very first square I made (hand-stitched, it was a LONG time ago, lol) was a nine-patch! I was so proud of myself!! Would love to try it in knitting!
I knit a log cabin blanket using a beautiful hand-dyed alpaca wool blend yarn over 10 years ago. I really enjoyed knitting it and I use it often.
Yes, I’ve log cabined! I played around with a few dishcloths, mainly to see if I could figure out how to do it. And it worked!
Yes I love log cabin knitting inspired by your first book. I made a baby blanket for my grandson which got lost while traveling so I made another one!
I’ve done a few modified ones. Love the idea but hate all the yarn ends.
I have never knit a log cabin project, but I really like the blend of textures and colors!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but woould love to start with this kit! Love the Snippets!
I have log-cabined a fair bit. Moderne baby blankets x 2, big log cabin blankets made from Noro Kuryon x 2 and my favorite – a center strip with a double-knit motorcycle, surrounded by Courthouse Steps stripes as a baby blanket for my biker buddy’s baby.
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket but it looks fun
I have never made a blanket but am looking forward to starting one with this cold weather.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but it’s on my project wish list. This is beautiful and cheery!
I learned log cabin from Modern Daily knitting, and my very first Ravelry project was a log cabin!
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I love log cabin because I love anything that doesn’t involve sewing seams.
Love this! Have subscribed to the newsletter last year!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but it’s on my project wish list. And this is a perfect time to work on such a beautiful, cheery project!
I used my stash to knit a log cabin blanket for my grandson. What fun!
I have never knit any log cabin project even tho I live in a log cabin. I have a grand baby coming and think this would be the perfect time to knit a log cabin baby blanket!
No I haven’t made a Log Cabin blanket yet but I am dying to try. Yours is Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you for the opportunity.
I have a deep love for log cabin knitting because of y’all. I’ve made the baby blanket from your first book! It is such a soothing way to knit. Log cabin blankets are my favorite!!
Never knitted log cabin but it was the first piecework/quilting I learned. I am intrigued.
I’ve done a log cabin quilt square but would love to try the knitted blanket
I have never done log cabin knitting before. I’ve quilted them… crochet them… cross-stitches them, even painted them, but never tried knitting them. Would love to give it a try with this beautiful yarn collection.
Hi I have not done log cabin knitting before, so am excited to try this! Plus, I love blankets, we use them all year long
I’ve only seen log cabins. Knitting some intrigues!
Never done log cabin knitting. I’ve been to chicken, but maybe this is the year to get over that. It can’t be any worse than lace knitting, right?
I want to try log cabin knitting and have one of your books! Thanks for the inspiration!
I’ve never knitted a Log Cabin b l banker. But I’ve quilted a few. Such glorious colors.
I’ve done log cabin on a small scale – dish towels and such.
I’ve only been knitting for a little over a year after a lifetime of crochet, but I am loving it! I’ve not attempted log cabin knitting yet, but the creative potential of it for us mere mortals – not ‘rock star’ designers – is so intriguing!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket, but I want to! fingers crossed
I love the idea of log cabin knitting and after treating myself to your field guide bundle for Christmas, I knitted up a classic LC block. Can’t wait to go bigger!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting (yet).
I’ve never done a log cabin inspired pattern but the more I see them the more I want to do one.
Such a beautiful yarn kit. I need to make a baby blanket by June. This would be perfect!!
I’ve never made a log cabin Those colors are gorgeous!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin anything, but may change my mind after seeing what people make in the knitalong.
I have made a couple blankets, and several rugs out of recycled tshirt yarn. Always a fun adventure bc you never know how it will end.
I have not knit a log cabin blanket, but I have done a number of nine patch quilts. It looks like a great way to “scrap knit”, (Use all those extra ends from finished projects) but my stash would love to have all those beautiful skeins. Thank you for all your inspiration.
I love knitting log cabin blankets!
I’ve only used the log cabin technique in sewing to make quilts. I love the thought of using it in my knitting.
I have! One Christmas, I made all the women in the family log cabin dishcloths. That’s been my favorite, because so far, it’s been the only one. Until I win this blanket kit, of course.
I have made some some pretty darn attractive dishcloths using the log cabin technique in shades of red offset by beige, off white and white. So fun and soothing Knitting.
I’ve never knit a log cabin blanket. I have admired yours since you first began showing them on the blog
I have not done a log cabin project but this looks like a very fun first log cabin project!
I helped my mother-in-law with a log cabin quilt, but I have never knit a log cabin blanket. Thank you for this lovely giveaway!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket. What a lovely pattern!
Log cabin blanket would be a first for me. 2018 is destined to be my year of firsts!
I have a perpetual WIP log cabin I started in the Mesozoic era, I believe. Every now and again I pull out the pieces and pet them. Sometimes I add another patch if it cries loudly enough.
Early in my knitting career I made a Baby Moderne blanket out of acrylic yarn. It took a year, according to Ravelry, but it has been used and loved now by 2 nieces! My sister calls it the “hot chocolate blanket” because early on an entire cup of hot chocolate was dumped on it, but it came through the wash and dry like a pro…
I have never knitted a log cabin blanket but would love. Those colours are stunning.
Love the idea of log cabin knitting
I’ve never made a log cabin project, but I have made a number of sweaters with Ultra Alpaca. Would love a blanket made with this yarn.
I have never done a log cabin anything and can’t wait to try it out!
Ok. I’ve signed up for snippets. Again. I ve never received it so we’ll see if it works this time.
I’ve made afghans in motifs, but not log cabin.
I’ve made lots of log cabin quilts but have never knitted one. I would love to try. Colors are beautiful!
I have never knitted a log cabin anything, but I love the style and I’d love to try. I just finished making a Find Your Fade shawl, so I know I have the stamina for big projects…
I made most of a log cabin quilt years ago, but haven’t knitted a log cabin pattern. Sounds like a fun knit!
I have made two log cabin quilts, but I haven’t knitted one. The idea is very intriguing to me. I already subscribe to Snippets. What a great newsletter!
I’ve started to hunt down a blanket project. Something about sub-zero weather does that to a person, who knew? This give-away is perfectly timed. And yes, Ultra Alpaca is a wonderful yarn. I have a lovely sweater that is holding up beautifully knit from it.
Beautiful blanket! I have done lots of log cabin quilting but never knitted one! It intrigues me greatly! Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway!
I’m inspired to start another log cabin baby blanket after looking at all the gorgeous WIPs on Instagram!
I am a log cabin virgin! This will be my first. Thanks for the opportunity to meet my soul mock cabin!
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but miles and miles of garter stitch are all that I can handle now! I have an infant and I remember that the MDK Walk in the Park group was one of the first people I told about my pregnancy. Can’t believe that was about a year ago! Stay warm!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket or quilt. But sure would like to try! Thanks
I ordered the “Log Cabin Cloths Kit” last fall, and thus began my introduction to log-cabin knitting. Wha fun it was to learn a new technique! I look forward to making more log cabin projects!
Love the yarn already! Love the pattern! Think about it across a nine-patch quilt! squeeee!!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but would love to try
Youse guys inspired me to make a Paint Box log cabin afghan a couple of years ago, and it never fails to get ‘oohs’ and ‘aaaahhhs’ when folks see it. It is about time to do another log cabin ….!
I have made a log cabin blanket — but I didn’t know it was called that at the time! Would love to try another!
I haven’t ever done a log cabin, but I might have to start. It looks lovely.
I’ve made a log cabin blanket before and have one on the needles. I’m also deciding on a blanket for my cousin’s new little guy! This would be awesome!
Have only knit samples of a log cabin square, would love to knit a whole blanket, hope I win!
I absolutely love the idea of a log cabin blanket! However, I’ve never had the opportunity to actually make one. I think this log cabin blanket just oozes warmth and coziness. What a great giveaway during this frigid time. I can only hope I win!
I’ve made several log cabin blankets and I’m planning to start another one.
I have never done log cabin before. A tragic gap in my knitterly experience, I know. I’m trying to make up for the error of my misspent, knitting past!
I’ve dabbled in metered squares but that’s it! Love the fresh, clean look of this blanket and the yarn you’ve chosen is just exquisite!
I have never done log cabin knitting!
i have completed 3 and have a 4th in progress (for like 5 years 🙂 I’ve done the “how to”, the “modern” and the “courthouse steps”. enjoy following you guys 🙂
I’ve made a log cabin quilt, but I haven’t knitted a log cabin blanket. I think it would be a lot of fun to make one!
I made a log cabin blanket inspired by the Modern Daily book. I made mine in pastels for a niece. It was so popular that I’m expected to make a baby blanket for each new addition to our large extended family. It’s such a flexible design and a great way to use up partial skeins.
I’ve not yet made a log cabin pattern, but I’d love to learn!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket. I have made that other MDK favorite, mitered squares, though.
I’m a total log cabin newbie… but the logalong has me hooked!
I have not yet knitted a log cabin pattern. I would love to try it. Thanks for the chance to win.
Never done log cabin, but game to try! 🙂
I have never done any log cabin knitting, but would love to try!
The log cabin patterns are my go to pattern for baby gifts. My favorite is the Moderne Baby Blanket from Modern Daily Knitting.
I first became entranced with log cabin knitting in your Mason-Dickson Knitting book. I’ve since given that book to any number of beginning knitters so they too will become entranced. Log cabins make terrific pillows.
My body is ready…
To make a snuggly blankie!
I’m a log cabin rookie and looking forward to learning a new technique.
Longtime knitter always looking for a challenging project
Intrigued and would love to try log cabin
I have never made a log cabin pattern before, but the nine patch pattern is beautiful and I love the colors.
I have never done a log cabin knitting project, but I would love to!
I have never done a log cabin in knitting, tho I have with fabric quilting. This kit would be great for me to make a wedding gift for the end of this year! Thanks for the opportunities 🙂
I’ve never knitted in log cabin style before, but I sure would like to!
I have done log cabin before – as a dishcloth and the modern baby blanket; have one on the needles now.
I have never made a log cabin blanket but I would love to change that!
I made a traditional log cabin baby blanket several years ago. Love modular blanket pattern; so much fun! I plan to try a log cabin style chevron pattern this year. Thank you for this wonderful giveaway!
No, I have never knit a log cabin anything. The closest I have come was doing a Kaffe Fassatt sweater back in the day!
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern. I used to quilt, however, and have done a wall hanging log cabin in reds and greens. Looking forward to casting on but always have trouble committing to colors.
Just learned log cabin knitting and doing it for the first time for the #fringeandfriendslogalong!
I’ve never knit a log cabin anything, but a blanket made from Ultra Alpaca sounds soooo squishy and warm, so I’d be willing to try!
I’ve made several! One of the first big projects I ever tackled was the Moderne Baby Blanket. Almost all my blankets for “knit worthy” recipients are some kind of log cabin. I’ve never worked with Ultra Alpaca (how can that be?!?) and would love to give it a try!
Wow, lots of comments. Ive done a crochted lkg cabin before but would love to fo a knit version.
I have always wanted to make on of these. The yarn colors are beautiful. I’ve been eyeing your field guides for some time now and love your year of tips videos.
Have not made a log cabib
I haven’t done log cabin knitting – well, I think I tried a sample square once, but it didn’t turn into anything. I’d love to do a bigger project. Thank you!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin before. But this looks like fun!!!!
I haven’t made anything using the log cabin pattern but would love to make a blanket!
I have never made one but would love to try. Looks like fun.
Never knit a log cabin before. (BTW, it’s the first week of my strict yarn diet and this maybe the only way to get new yarn for the foreseeable future!)
I’ve made log cabin quilts, but never log cabin knitting. I’m anxious to try it!
Haven’t made an entirely log cabin blanket, but made a blanket square in that pattern when my friend was pregnant.
I have never done a log cabin and am very interested in it.
I have never tried log cabin knitting, but want to learn!
I’ve never done a log cabin but I love the blanket in your pictures!
have never done a log cabin knit before. Willing to learn.
I love making logcabin blankets made 3 and currently working on the 4th. Love to make yours!
Good Morning from Maine Popsicle Land! Rosalie – my legally blind elder buddy, and to whom I’d pass on this give-away – and I have never log cabinned. It has been on her bucket list forever! Alas, Social Security benefits don’t factor in yarn for blankets…imagine that! I purchased the mini log cabin washcloth kit and hope to guide her on her blanket while I fumble along. Needless to say, we laugh a lot!
I love log cabin blankets. They have been on my to knit list for a while. Bur I keep getting side tracked and haven’t knitted one yet.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting. It looks fun, though.
While I have quilted some simple log cabin blankets, I have never knitted a log cabin anything. I am excited to try this! I consider myself an “early-intermediate-level” knitter and this is a beautiful project!
I have made log cabin quilts and am ready to knit my next log cabin experience!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin blanket or project, but have been eager to! This project looks gorgeous!
I’ve purchased books with log cabin projects in them but have never actually done one! I believe I may have used one of your tutorials for an applied i-cord to finish a self-designed afghan in the past.
I haven’t made a blanket yet, but already had plans to use up little balls of dishcloth cotton practicing on one. Hoping to trade my quilting sister-in-law a blanket for a quilt! But I think I should practice making one for with the kit for me
I tried log cabin – but for a small dishcloth and ready to take on something bigger!
I have never knit a log cabin blanket but I could use one right now to get me through this record-breaking cold spell in Canada!
I haven’t knitted a nine-patch or a log-cabin yet and am psyched to start one. I’ve quilted several of them though, and love them!
I am quite taken with the Summerfield shawl. I searched a bit this past summer, quickly realizing I needed the pattern after all. Please pick me for this prize. Not that I need more stash, but somehow I always want more.
I haven’t done log cabin knitting, but have always loved the look of it. Maybe I can start now!
I am at work now dreaming of my log cabin I have going on at home…can’t wait to post some pics. Love this technique!
Oh my! Such lovely yarn. I already subscribe to Snippets. I have been rolling the idea of a log cabin blanket in my head. I recently learned how to knit squares during a class at SAFF. What was once such a mystery is now so much fun!
Have never done log cabin in any form. It’s about time, isn’t it?
I’ve never knit log cabin, but definitely plan to try since it looks like so much fun and such a beautiful result!
Never knitted a log cabin……ready to try
Kate
Moderne baby blanket for my nephew
I’ve never knitted log cabin before but I’d love to try it, it makes great blankets.
I’ve played with log cabin knitting but no finished projects (yet!)
Never knitted log cabin before, but would love to try!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but I find the combinations and permutations of the colors fascinating.
Ooh, this would be fantastic for frosty winter nights! My favourite log cabin so far was a baby blanket for our neighbor.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket. Until your post and pics I had only seen them previously as quilts and had never really thought of it as a possibility for a knitting blanket. I’m really interested in knitting a log cabin blanket.
My first log cabin project was the blanket in your first book. Love, love, love! It was supposed to be all leftover yarns, but somehow I ran out and had to order MOAR YARN. The blanket is well loved. I’d love to knit the Ninepatch. But really, I should knit the little samples from your Field Guide first!
I once made your baby blanket from the first book! That was my only log cabinning.
Never done it but would love to try it.
Log cabin blanket from your book used for babies, pets and still lovely.
I would love the opportunity to win the Log Cabin book and yarn. I have not made a log cabin blanket but have been thinking about it as my granddaughter is going to have my first great granddaughter in July and this would be a wonderful gift to give the new baby! It definitely would be made with love! I have been a subscriber for some time now.
I’ve never done Log Cabin Knitting, I’ve only ever crocheted Afghans! I would love to knit one.
I need to log cabin! I’ve never log cabined, only mitered! Log cabining could be the next deep obsession. I can see it now….
Beautiful pattern. I’ve knit a couple of blankets before but have yet to try a log cabin pattern. Could be next on the list though.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin before. Would love to try one, but haven’t had a yarn budget to work with for quite a while. 🙁
I’ve only done one log cabin baby blanket. I used a chunky yarn and it was soft and squishy.
I have long loved the look of the knitted and crocheted log cabin blankets, but have never tried one. I love Ultra Alpaca and agree it would make a perfect blanket, so I’m thrilled to give it a try.
I haven’t tried a knitted log cabin project, but I am familiar with the pattern from a quilting course I took many years ago. It would be lovely to try this project.
I am currently working two log cabin blankets, my first attempts. One is the same color all through, a grape color with a long color repeat. The other has a series of three reddish, three blue family colors and three grays. I started both with a rectangle, rather than a square. The purple blanket is nice because fewer ends to weave.
I’m excited to start my log cabin blanket. My dear friend and super knitter, Kate, and I will do this together – long distance knitting. She offered the challenge when she sent me the Log Cabin Field Guide. Perfect for our rainy and cold days.
Off to buy yarn!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but I’m looking forward to trying it!
My favorite baby blankets, knitted/given and received, have been log cabin knits! Love this technique.
I started a log cabin blanket once but, alas, ran out of steam. I was probably doing it wrong and would love to try again.
I love KAl/CAL’s!! Such beautiful colors to warm up with- I’m in!
Have loved log cabin quilts forever, so I’m not sure why I haven’t made a log cabin afghan. Love these colors! BTW, Snippets goes well with my Saturday morning cup of tea.
I did picnic time in fingering weight yarn for my husband two years ago, closest thing to log cabin I’ve done.
I have never done a log cabin, but I remember watching my grandmother make one. She is the one who taught me to knit. I would love to make one.
I have not log cabinned (?) before, but there are excellent instructions on page 68 of the first Modern Daily Knitting. Looking forward to it!
Yaaaay I’ve long wished to knit a log cabin blanket
I have made several. They are addictive for sure! My two favorites are your Mitred square blanket that sort of qualifies for log cabin construction and the Paint box log cabin blanket, free pattern on Ravelry, which is great fun to make using all different colors of Noro Kureyon yarn.
Acrylic Cat Blanket! Felines need handknits too… one however was snipped up by the grandchiid of cats human….
I have not tried Log Cabin knitting and, alas, have NOTHING on my needles right now. I am one of the oddities in knitting–no stash. I always have to have the “right” yarn for a project. I complete my project and move on to the next. It seems like Log Cabin knitting would be therapy for me!
I NEED this kit!
The week between Christmas and New Years brought temps of -35. With a cat on my lap and a dog at my feet I was able to learn a new skill, knitting. Making a chunky scarf was fun, warm and brought a since of accomplishment. Would love to make a blanket next.
Jaeger- in Fargo
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but would love to try. I adore the interplay of the colors and would like to knit one. I have the Techniques book but would like be the yarn! Though technically we missed being hit by the storm we have been bombarded by lake effect snow and brutal cold.
Never made a log cabin anything, but would love to start now. A blanket would be the perfect project for this bone chilling winter!
I learned to knit log cabin pot holders first with an online tutorial, I bought Kay and Ann’s book (which has since disappeared on loan) to “upsize” then with confidence I knit 4 baby blankets, one especially for my new granddaughter. This past year I knit an adolescent sized log cabin blanket (with rectangles instead of squares) for the Linus Project. I love that you don’t need a pattern once you know the technique and you can play with colors, this kind of no-pattern knitting is fun and addictive AND you can watch TV AND talk to your hubby at the same time (it makes football season more tolerable for me)!!!!!
Knitbuggy June
I’ve made a lot of Afghans but never one like this-so unique and cozy!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but I have quilted many log cabins!
I haven’t knit a log cabin blanket but I have done several quilts using this pattern. I have been wanting to try it!
Nancy P
I have both of your MDK books and all of the smaller books, I have made bibs, a blanket for a doll cradle and throw pillows ( using my leftover Edy shawl yarn.)
I have a Mitred Crosses blanket in the works, but no log cabin.
I have never as of yet but would love to. This looks so cozy!!!
Never knitted a log cabin, but I’ve made plenty of quilts using the pattern. Sounded interesting which is why I bought the Guide.
Knitting my
Knitting my first log cabin — it’s a blanket. I’m using up yarn leftover from other projects. Lots of fun!
I just finished a Moderne Log Cabin blanket for my daughter for Christmas. I’ve also done the Mitered Crosses for Japan for my son. I have another daughter, so I NEED the nine patch kit.
I haven’t done log cabin knitting, but from your first book, have done so many baby burp clothes, that I can’t count them. My niece tells me they are her most favorite baby gift ever.
This absolutely beautiful. I have never done a light cabin but would love to.
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket yet but it’s in my Must do list for 2018. I really would love that little book for some pointers. I do have both original MDK books so I could probably limp along but extra help would be lovely.
I have never made a Log Cabin, but it is on my list for 2018! I am finishing the last of the A Year of Technique projects and the MDK Field Guide projects are my focus for this new year. I purchased the bundle pack of Field Guides and am excited to start knitting MDK projects!
I have never done log cabin knitting, but I have made a log cabin quilt and I am excited about the crossover!
I have not done log cabin knitting but I would like to give it a try.
I’ve always wanted to give it a whirl. Just received field guide #4 & 5. Lots of interesting and inspiring information. Thank you for the opportunity to win.
I’ve never tried log cabin pattern but it looks great!
My first log cabin, made from the first MDK Book from various remnants of Donegal Tweed and Noro, this season became a Christmas tree skirt.
I knit Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colors from your book for and when I was pregnant with my now 8 yo daughter. She still loves it, and pictures of it are on my Ravelry page. I haven’t done any log cabins or blankets since, but it was -3 F here this morning.
Knit the Modern Log Cabin from the original Modern Daily Knitting. Love the pattern and the Elsabeth Lavold Silky Wool. A match made in heaven.
I would love to learn this technique! The more I read about it, the more interesting it seems – lots of opportunity for creativity.
My sister appreciates handknit dishcloths, so when the log cabin field guide came out, I got to practice the technique by making them all and she got a refresh of pretty cloths.
I knitted a log cabin baby blanket for a friend’s firstborn several years ago. It made me so happy!
never tried it, but would love to
The only log cabin knitting I’ve done is a bathroom rug from your first books, about 10 years ago. I would love to make a blanket
I’ve knit 3 log cabin blankets, one for the cats; it was well loved and falling apart after years; one for my brother a moderne; and one for me and my cheapskate personality, a moderne in dishcloth cotton bought on sale the whole thing cost $20 and I use it still years (decades?) later.
I have made a few log cabin potholders way in the past. I am having the most fun right now just log cabin doodling with Jill Draper’s Hudson mini-skeins. The colors are so intense and outside my usual comfort zone but I love them!
I’ve never knit a log cabin anything, although I did buy the pattern for the tsunami relief blanket ages ago. I loved the colors in it, but it’s a significant $$ investment…sigh. I signed up for Snippets from the very beginning.
I have never knit a log cabin project, but after I finish my Granito ( inspired by you ladies) I want to tackle a log cabin rug, I think. I long to flip through your book. Is it available in Portland, Oregon?
I have made a few small log cabin projects, both in yarn and fabric but never a blanket. Wooly blankets are the best, and what better year than 2018! Now THAT would make a happy new year!
I love log cabin!!! I made a gigantic pillow using fwncy sock yarn yeqrs ago, and look forward to getting back home so i can start my log along project that is waiting for me! Hoping for a baby blanket out of sock yarn…
I’ve yet to try my hand at a log cabin blanket. I’m excited about your giveaway!
Beautiful designs and colors! i have never knit a log cabin design
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but have done log cabin design quilting, and just love the old patterns, and the new ones that have a bit of a twist to the traditional log cabin design.
I made a practice pillow using the colors of the chakras in bright colors. Would love to try something larger.
I have done a log cabin dishcloth and knit your mitered crosses blanket. I’m a fan!!!
I am not much of knitter but would LOVE to win this for my daughter who is a great self taught knitter! Hasn’t done this yet though
I made the Moderne Log Cabin baby blanket for a work colleague…and it was a lot of fun.
I think the only time I’ve attempted it was to do one of your mitered crosses years ago. I only did one, so eventually it became a pillow. This time I’d like to try for a wrap/stole with some naturally dyed yarn.
I did a log cabin crochet blanket years ago—I’ve wanted to knit a replacement for years. It would be nice to replace my poor grad student acrylic blanket, though well-loved, with something of better quality.
I have made a log cabin baby blanket , but was not satisfied with results. Looking forward to trying a new method.
I have only quilted a log cabin pattern. New-ish to knitting. This looks fun!
Yay!Yay! Another good reason to challenge myself and maybe do an Ann Weaver original.
Whoop! Whoop!
Yaaaaaaaas y’all.
And, no, I have nevah done a log cabin anything.
Let’s Sally Forth and all that.
Peace and lots of hope for 2018.
I made an Albers cowl. I think that qualifies as log cabin? The colors in the set of yarn for this giveaway are lovely… *fingers crossed*
I have not knit a log cabin project yet, but hope to make a baby log cabin blanket soon.
I’ve made one log cabin washcloth, just to give it a try.
I have quilted log cabin before. I did treat myself to some cotton Rowan from your website before Christmas. I knit dish cloths over winter break with it…….I am hooked! It is addictive 🙂
I haven’t tried knitting a log cabin pattern yet, but they sure look pretty! It would be a great project to do during this cold weather!
Log Cabin knitting is my favorite type of knitting! Ever since I purchased Modern Daily Knitting book several years ago, I have made many log cabin blankets, large, small and also the Moderne Baby Blanket along with the Moderne Log Cabin Blanket. I began with Joseph’s Blankie of Many Colors and with the great instructions in that book, it was very fun to knit!! I also love the Station Wagon Blanket and am in the process of completing my second one. Thank you so much Kay and Ann for making knitting so very enjoyable and expanding creativity in all directions!
Nancy
Hi there girls – Yes I have made a log cabin blanket before (“Paintbox Log Cabin Blanket” on Ravelry. Knitted in Noro Kureyon it was absolutely addictive to knit!
I’ve already signed up for the newsletter. I’ve never done Log Cabin knitting before, but have been wanting to try it. I NEED a blanket to keep me toasty during this polar vortex. Or, let’s be realistic, the one we’ll have 3 years from now once I’ve finally finished the project. : )
I have made several log cabin blankets, and have never made one for myself yet! My favorite, which I later found out…was “court house steps” color pattern. This last one has taken me longer to make…I’m still in the process. Everyone seems to love their blankets! I do too, as they are so insanely easy!
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting, but have wanted to since your book came out!
hi! i’ve not done a log cabin knitted item, yet– only a sewed log cabin quilt-thing. i’ve lived in a log cabin 🙂 i’m so excited to try something knitted, though. thanks for the opportunity to win this beautiful yarn!!
My favorite log cabin knits have been the two bath mats I knit from your first book. One is monochromatic in beiges, the other is jewel tones to match the towel colors at a cottage. Done in cotton they have survived many years of the washer and dryer (longer than the towels have!).
Been thinking about knitting one, but Christmas knitting got in the way!
I haven’t tried it yet, however it is on my list of things to learn this year
I’ve made several log cabin blankets including a queen size Moderne and two baby Moderne blankets. I’ve also made several crazy quilts with stash leftovers, and am working on a stash buster now for the logalong. My favorite was the Moderne baby blanket I made for my sweet cousin’s baby.
I’ve never knitted log cabin, but I’m up for the challenge!
I believe I have made a log cabin washcloth or two, but knitting log cabin blanket would be the bee’s knees.
knitting a log cabin baby blanket right now !
never have done a log cabin anything and, am nervous about trying! love your snippets !
I have not done log cabin before. I have always wanted to try.
I have never done log cabin knitting but do feel it is a good activity for -2 degree weather in Buffalo, NY!
I have made log cabin quilt blocks. Being new to knitting, sounds fun!
My intro to log cabin was Absorba, the Giant Bathmat from the first MDK book. I have made three. One has finally gotten too shaggy after 7-8 years of use; the other two are going strong. I hoarded Peaches and Cream Double Worsted when the Pisgah factory went out of business a few years ago. I have yarn for two more, which takes up a lot of room in my stash but is a great comfort to me.
I’ve done many log cabin blankets. My favorite one is in the Welcome Blanket project. I’m #01558!
I have made a couple of log cabin quilts but never knit a log cabin blanket. It looks like a fun project to me!
I have never made a log cabin blanket but I would like to try!
I have new done log cabin
Oh, I love me some ultra alpaca.
I made my first log cabin project after devouring your first book. It was a stash busting baby blanket with miscellaneous leftover yarn in pastel colors. Without expecting any baby at the time, it waited its fate for few years until happily being passed into my second son’s hands.
I’ve done lots of knitting, but this will be my first log cabin!
I made one several years ago that I think was a Modern Daily pattern. It was a modern log cabin and i loved it. Sadly it was shrunk in the wash when it was thrown iin with other stuff that a kiddo got sick on. I didn’t move fast enough to save it grin the hot water I still have it though and use it as a lawn blanket for games and such.
I’ve made one log cabin baby blanket. It was fun and interesting, and one of these days I plan to make a full sized one.
Made a fabric log cabin and also a knitted striped patchwork blanket from my daughter’s Modern Daily pattern book! Am I doing something wrong here?
I have made a log cabin blanket, or I should say, I started one…so this is perfect.
I’m in! I made a baby blanket of cotton squares which I then crocheted together. I would love to make the log cabin blanket where it’s connected as I go. And the colors are fabulous!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket but oh how I love giveaways
Oh my! MDK this looks like a grand New Year project! I’m happy to enter your hearty warm pool of contest entries! Ninepatch has always been a favorite quilting pattern I hope it would be so sweet as a knitting project as well! Looking forward to good luck in this New Year! ❤️❤️❤️
Never have done a Log Cabin project before. It looks like it would be fun.
I’ve never done a log cabin project, but I have collected patterns and articles (from MDK, of course), purchased the Log Cabin Field Guide and yarn (from MDK, of course), and dream of doing a project soon. How wonderful if I were to win the yarn in this giveaway—such impetus it would be for beginning right away.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting but am dying to try and I think this blanket is a great way to start!
Before starting my handspun log cabin today, I’ve done the Moderne Log Cabin as a baby gift a few years ago. I’ve done many quilted log cabins, even teaching classes and workshops on them! My daughter still has her baby blanket 24 years later, worn out but still a log cabin!
Always been I interested in doing a log cabin blanket ,but been a little intimidated. I would love to do this! Happy New Year!!
The log cabin section of your book inspired me to make two Blankies of Many Colors for some dear friends’ children, and it introduced me to the history of log cabin quilting in time for me to catch the Gee’s Bend quilting exhibit when it came through Baltimore several years ago. Thank you! I’d love to try the lovely Ninepatch pattern for some delicious teacher-on-a-snow-day knitting!
I have never knit a log cabin blanket. With the insanely cold weather we are having the cozy wool/alpaca blend would be really nice to cuddle up with.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before but would love to try
I’ve never made a log cabin but what a great time to learn. The yarn is beautiful.
I love mtiered knitting and log cabin designs. I knit your Mitered Crosses blanket and loved every minute. Am going to order the Log Cabin book and dive into my stash to do another log cabin blanket. Hope I win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the chance to win this great prize! I have never knit a log cabin pattern but I have quilted a log cabin patch and a nine patch pattern as well.
Barb
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before but I want to! It’s so cold here in Maine I need a blanket!
Received the “Snippets” email today and I’m excited to enter your “Ninepatch Blanket Kit” giveaway!! I knit a lot of garter stitch garments and blankets, but I have never done a log cabin pattern. So this would be something new for me in 2018!!
Karen Schneider
I’ve done log cabin knitting once, when I made a throw blanket out of leftover sock yarn. It was very satisfying to create a whole project out of leftovers, and it was fun as well!
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket but would love for my first one to be made with this wonderful yarn!
Never knitting a log blanket but excited to try!
Nope! Never tried! But with this yarn, oh I’d love to!
Never knitted a log cabin but have made log cabin — and nine-patch — quilts. This looks wonderful!
Ten years ago I made a baby log cabin moderne for my first grandchild.
I made a version of the one in your “hardcover” book….but the more I see during the current log-cabin-a-long, I might get tempted to start up another one….
Beautiful yarn! Beautiful pattern! Hope i win!
I’ve never log-cabinned, but I would love to!
I’ve knit your Moderne Log Cabin blanket. I’ve also knit a zillion Rambling Rows (and a few Celia’s Blankie’s)–two patterns by Cottage Creations that are in the style of log cabin.
This is pattern is beautiful. How I would love to make it
I have done log cabin. Favorite project was your blanket!
I have never done any log cabin knitting projects before, but this looks like a great one for this winter!
I’ve never log cabin-ed, but you make it look fun!
I started a log cabin blanket made from leftover yarn from other projects. You start with the traditional log cabin block and keep knitting around and around the square. My blanket is about 3 foot on each side right now. It is my go to knit project when I need a break from something more intricate. When finished it will be donated to our local children’s home for someone who is ageing out of the system.
Never knit a log cabin blanket. Looks inteesting
I’ve never done it but I don’t mind picking up stitches so maybe I should give it a try 🙂
I haven’t made a log cabin blanket before. But can’t wait to try!
I started a log cabin blanket with my daughter (years ago), but we’ve never finished it. I think we made the areas too large. It was an unruly knit. Her first project, I think.
I never have made anything log cabin before, it would be fun to try!
I haven’t knitted a nine-patch but I have sewed a nine-patch. It would be fun to knit a nine-patch
I haven’t don’t log cabin knitting, but I have done log cabin quilting! I have a wall hanging/baby blanket sized one hanging in our hallway.
Love this. Made a log cabin blanket about 14 years ago and it still keeps me warm on chilly nights in the SF Bay Area!
I’ve sewn a nine patch quilt, but I’ve never knit one. This looks like a nice warm project.
I’ve never knit log cabin blanket. Actually I’ve never knit a blanket. This would be a good one to start! The yarn sounds lovely!
Sooo many log-cabin dishrags, I could cro-Kay them into a blanket, if they were not so tomato-stained, but then the kitchen would be dishrag deprived. I need to ninepatch a fresh blanket.
Happy new year! I’ve made some progress on some squares, but have not done the log cabin style. It’s perfectly classic and this color scheme perfect for my living room! I’m hoping I got your field guides for Christmas, but haven’t “celebrated” with my side of the family yet! ❤️
I made my brother a log cabin blanket, using Modern Daily Knitting as a guide. It was so much fun and a great way to use up a lot of yarn that I inherited from my mother!
I have not done a log cabin blanket. It looks like a great project that I plan to do. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve never log cabined before, but it would be fun to try!
I have log cabin’ed, and my favorite project is still in 24 squares, but one day it will be a warm blanket! Would love to add this one to the collection!
I made a small modular blanket with the help of your book, which is still by my beside. There were many flaws, but I thought it was quite lovely. I’d love to try again with this pattern and yarn!
It would be my first!
I have knitted a log cabin dish cloth. A fun easy project. I’m planning a log cabin pillow with the yarn left from Christmas gifts i’ve made for my daughters.
I’ve never log cabined but I’ve always loved the log of a good log cabin blanket. I’d really like to do one. I’m going to get around to it but this would be great incentive.
I love my Saturday Snippets!! I have not done a log cabin yet but i’d love to give it a try!!
Slogging through my summer reading when I was 17, I started knitting a log cabin blanket. It’s one of my favorite blankets, but I’d love to knit another one.
I’ve just started my first Log Cabin blanket. Getting lots of compliments on my project!
I haven’t knit a log cabin blanket, but I did make a shawl that was like a log cabin. I can’t remember the name of the pattern. I would love to win! I bought the field guide #5 Sequence. I love the size of the books, they fit easily in my knitting bag!! Pick me! Pick me!!!
Something like this blanket would be my first ever knitted log cabin project! I am familiar with the technique via quilting, but would love to explore it through knitting as well.
Long time fan, first time log cabin-er!
My favorite log cabin blanket project was a blanket of many colors done up in blues for my daughter. The Tahki Cotton Classic is perfect and the blanket is a favorite of everyone
I’ve done a small log cabin dish cloth, but love this project!
I haven’t, but would love to try!
The only log cabin I’ve ever “done” was poured over pancakes, but if I had ever actually made a log cabin project my favorite would be Ann’s Logalong blanket featured in this week’s blog–something about it is so appealing!
Favorite log cabin project? All of them!
I have made a couple of log cabin blankets and I am working on a 3rd. I love using my stash and combining different weight yarns.
The one I’m currently working on is always my favorite.
Have never done log cabin knitting
Did the City Block Shawl years ago and loved it…started a couple of log cabin blankets since, but got distracted and … oh well…am beginning again!
I have done a knitted Log Cabin! It was from the pattern in the first Modern Daily knitting book!
I love log cabin knitting. I’ve made a couple of baby blankets (from your book), and I have spread the disease to several other knitters!
I’ve made several log cabin blankets (using your pattern) and love the elegant simplicity of combining colors.
I’ve made a couple (from your book). They’re addictive, and I have managed to addict several other knitters.
I have never done a long g cabin knit– but I’m game!! And I love the yarn. Hope I win cuz I can’t afford that yarn right now….
I have crocheted a log cabin afghan but I like knitting better. Would love to knit one in alpaca & wool for the cold upper Midwest winter!
I love the yarn and pattern and would love the challenge!❤
Thank you for the consideration ❤
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting, but this would make an amazing introduction!
I did a log cabin scrap blanket (using VeryPink.com) and it turned out really neat. Made it large enough for double sized bed. It was a wedding present and turned out great and this pattern has become something of a passion and am in the process of knitting 2 more blankets for weddings gifts and using different needle size to make lap robes for wheelchair seniors.
Love ultra alpaca! Love All Things Log Cabining. Have made one Log Cabin blanket and about fifteen Log Cabin Dishcloths…and counting.
I need to make this for my daughters in chilly Minnesota!
I’ve done one little itsy bitsy square. One month ago! Ready for more!
I have started, but not finished, several log cabin projects. I’m thinking I’ll have more success using a pattern instead of trying to make the darn thing up as I go along
I have knitted blankets and have been looking at knitting a log cabin blanket because of all the colors it would have, but I’ve never knitted a log cabin,and now would be a fun time to learn! Such a beautiful blanket!
Lisa
No, I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, although I don’t know why because I’ve seen many and I love the look of them.
I Knit a log-cabin iPad case, a felted tote with handles from a pattern on Very Pink. I’d like to knit you textured log-cabin placemat!
No, I have never done any log cabin knitting but after seeing the beautiful blanket and lovely colors you’re giving away I sure want to now! It’s almost 5am and I have been unable to sleep (middle of the night worries that keep you up), and I was googling knitting blogs and I found your wonderful site! Such inspiration.
Never have knit a log cabin blanket, would love to give it a try! Erin
I am working my way through the Log Cabin book examples and love knitting them and the results. Tasty little projects. I would love to put my newfound skills to work on this blanket.
Never tried log cabin knitting before – really excited to give it a go, and those yarns look gorgeous!
I have never made a log cabin blanket but it is awesome
What a great giveaway! I haven’t knitted a log cabin blanket (yet) but want to! 🙂
I have never made anything log cabin, but I am more than interested 🙂
I’ve never done log cabin before but am eager to try
Log cabin designs -no matter what the media used- combine simplicity with a multitude of variations! Such a symbol of warmth from American textile history
Sally, from very chilly Gettysburg, PA
I’ve never knit a log cabin but have always admired the quilting pattern. So excited about this. So many possibilities!! I can’t wait to get started. Another project bag too !
I just received your log cabin book and was thinking about which project to undertake.
I haven’t ever done a log cabin blanket but this looks amazing. Would love to try it.
I’ve made a log cabin quilt but never knitted a log cabin
i just made the moderne log cabin baby blanket for a friend and it was so fun and so gorgeous! i hear from the mama that it’s been great for keeping everyone warm during late night feedings.
Never made a Log Cabin blanket but the weather is an inducement to try.
I have not knit a log cabin pattern. I don’t know what’s been holding me back. These colors look delicious!
Never did log cabin knit but would love to!
I have never done the Log Cabin pattern
I have never done a log cabin blanket, but would love to check it off the things-to-knit-before-I-die list!
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket before but I’ve always wanted to!
The #fringeandfriendslogalong is my first time knitting log cabin though I was familliar with the idea in quilting.
Yes, I made the modern log cabin blanket for my son. He absolutely loves it and uses it everyday. He is 15. i also made one for niece.
I haven’t knit a log cabin blanket yet, although I’ve definitely been wanting too!
I haven’t knit the Log Cabin pattern, but there is a Log Cabin pattern in quilting too and I’ve done that one. Time to try it in my knitting world too! 🙂
I haven’t yet knitted a log-cabin blanket but I’ve wanted to for a very long time! Thanks for the inspiration!
I’ve never attempted a log cabin but it looks like so much fun! I do enjoy piece work projects so would love to join in!
I’ve never made a log cabin pattern, but plan to soon!
I have not done log cabin and am looking forward to this kal.
I haven’t done log cabin, but I have a whack of mitred squares underway for a mitred square blanket! (unfortunately not really enough to make a blanket yet, but a recent reorganization of the craft room has moved the tupperware boxes of squares and of yarn-to-become squares to a more prominent location so maybe…)
I never knit a log cabin and now would be a good time to learn love the colors
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but one of my New Years resolutions is to learn to quilt! I’ve always loved quilt motifs so I’m excited to try something new and hopefully combine an old hobby with a new interest.
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, but would love to give it a go!
I’ve never knit a log cabin before, but I have quilted them and appreciate how you can use up scraps to make something beautiful. I am looking forward to following along with the knit-along. I think the idea of a knit log cabin baby blanket sounds like a great future project.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket! I really want to though!
I have not done last gcabin knitting but I love trying new things
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but I’m alllllll about blanket knitting during the winter months!
My knitting group made the log cabin blanket from the original MDK book as a baby gift for one of our members.
I haven’t done any log cabin knitting… YET! But now I’m all excited to do it! If I don’t win(very likely). I think I’ll make one anyway. But I still need to finish that mitered Square blanket I started from your first book.
Nope, never made a knitted blanket of any kind.
I’ve never knit any sort of log cabin thing, but they’re so inspiring and beautiful it’s definitely on my list. This kit is stunning!
The Moderne Log Cabin is my go-to pattern for babies, but this cold spell is making me long for an adult-sized log cabin blanket!
I am working on my first log cabin blanket, per Ann’s suggestion all done in Marsh Lily that I originally bought for the Easel sweater.
I’ve never ever made one, but I’d love to!
This is the blanket my aunt had on her sofa in the late 50’s! I’ve not seen one since, and I don’t know if she was the knitter, but I will enthusiastically pursue this project in her honor!
Beautiful yarn and fun project. would love it.
I haven’t but I cannot wait to give it a go!
I’m looking forward to perfecting my log cabin knitting. My stash of Donegal Aran Tweed is being put to good use for practicing .
I’d love to start another log cabin Afghan! I made one for my daughter years ago that folds was the billow partern. Fold into the pillow. I’m ready for another one!
I have never done log cabin knitting before, but my daughter is getting married in May and I would love to make this as a wedding gift for her!
Oh my gosh, only 1,503 entries? I’d better Get In Here! 🙂
Never knitted a blanket of any kind, yet!
New knitter, never tried log cabin, never done a knit along.
I have never made a knitted log cabin blanket! I thought about joining your KAL, but I didn’t have enough stash yarn.
I’ve only ever knitted one square but would thrive on knitting that big blanket for this crazy Tennessee winter!
What an exciting give-away! I’ve only ever tried a log cabin quilt block … excited to learn how to make one with yarn!
I’ve never finished a log cabin blanket but I’ve started one a couple of different times ☺️
I’ve never tried log cabin knitting… want to try!!
I have never tried log cabin knitting but would love to!
A few years back I did a log cabin baby blanket with instructions from your first book. It was a lovely bit of pastel confection!
The first and last time I did anything log cabin, was when I bought your first book. I made a little washcloth, which I still have, but that was it. It’s hard not to get swept up in your recent enthusiasm and I know I’m going to reawaken my log cabiny ways really soon. Thanks for this fab giveaway, too!
I Have NEVER done log cabin knitting before! Would love to try…
Oh yeah! I’ve always wanted to do a log cabin. I’m a quilter too so I’d love to knit one. Thanks for the chance and all you do for us knitters!!!
No experience with log cabin knitting, but you make it sound like lots of fun, so I’d like to join the bandwagon.
I’m on my third log cabin blanket, all for babies. Have a fourth one planned but this one in an adult size. I love log cabin blanket knitting. It’s perfect for watching TV and using up leftover yarn!
I’ve done a couple of the MDK log cabin blankets for beloved babies in my family.
I have just learned to knit a log cabin pattern to be able to join the Fringe and friends log cabin knit-along. Love it because log cabin is my favorite quilt block. I am not sure I am eligible for this giveaway because I live in Brazil. It would be nice though because good natural fibers can only be imported here and they turn out to be unaffordable.
I have not myself made a log cabin blanket yet, although I’ve made a shawl that I’m sure was inspired by that technique. My mom has made several. Maybe it’s time to try one? I do love ultra alpaca!
I’ve never knit a log cabin pattern before. This looks so pretty. I’m intrigued!
I haven’t knit log cabin yet, but I am ready to try! Thanks so much for the raffle!
Anever knitted a log cabin blanket but have made several blankets in other stitches.
Have never done a log cabin knit but would love to learn, I have knit with the Berroco yarn and like it a lot.
I’ve never done log cabin knitting before, but it looks fab!
I made a set of cotton log cabin dish towels for myself and my mom. We both used them until they were in tatters, they were great!
I have not made one, but I would if I had the yarn .
I’ve never knit a lot cabin blanket. I’ve quilted one.
I have never knit a log cabin afghan. It looks fun and logical and relaxing.
I’ve never made a log cabin blanket. I would love to try one.
I have never knitted this project but I would love to.
I started a log cabin once, but I was a new enough knitter that my picking up was so sloppy, that I gave up. I’m much better at it now, and this could be just the thing to get me back into it!
I haven’t tried a log cabin pattern, but would love to try!! I’ve been teaching my 5 year old twins to knit during the cold spell (a balmy -7 today!) and we’ve been having so much fun. <3 Lokking for a big project like this that we could work on together. (Already subscribed to snippets.)
I have never knit log cabin method and would love to learn with MDK and Fringe!
Sorry to say I have not knitted the log cabin pattern, but would love to try. I have, however, quilted one.
Nope! I’ve never done a log cabin blanket before, but I do love the way it looks!
I never had but would absolutely love to!
I want to try this!!! It just looks happy.
I have never done Log Cabin knitting but would love to try it!
I’ve made a few in a few different formats…i try to avoid sewing knitted pieces together as much as possible but I’ve run a knitting group at my school over the past few years and its a great way to get kids knitting- either making a square or a panel and then we donate them to charity 🙂 @dear_pru_
I have never knit anything log cabin style, but I have always wanted to try my hand at a blanket!
Working my way through the Log Cabin Field Guide!
I would love to do a log cabin blanket, I have never tried one but they look like so mcuh fun. Have a great time with the give-away.
I have knitted 2 log cabin blankets, my favorite a bright-colored blanket knitted for my toddler granddaughter. Wish I could post picture here. Also, as a beginning quilter nearly 50 years ago, I made a queen-sized log cabin quilt (machine-stitched, or I’d still be at it), and a matching huge wall-hanging for above the headboard. Made a few more log-cabin quilts until I returned to knitting again. It has always been my favorite pattern.
This would be a very fun knit and a wonderful win!!
I have never made a log cabin blanket but would love to try. Thank you. Happy New Year
I’ve made blankets before but never a log cabin. I’m ready to change that.
I have never done a log cabin project before and would love the chance to jump in with both feet to knit the Nine Patch Blanket.
This year I’ll be making my first log cabin blanket.
Never quite got round to knitting log cabin. Really must.
Hey there, I´ve never done log cabin knitting before and a am keen to learn it. Your give away would be a super opportunity
I have never done any log cabin knitting but I am involved in several other homesteading projects. I love the authenticity of knitting on yarn that is 100% natural fibers! I hope I win this blanket kit! Patty
I would love to win this blanket kit. The wool looks fabulous and so soft and warm. I can just imagine cuddling up in it and it keeping me toasty warm.
Never done a log cabin knit before but would love to try!
I’ve been in love with the idea of knitted quilts for years! I did a log cabin baby blanket for a friend’s little boy that I really enjoyed. I would like to do another someday–this looks like the perfect way to ramp it up a step!
No I haven’t done any log cabin knitting, but having read your blogs I now understand what it is, and quite fancy making a spiral something…
I’ve never done a project that entwined kitting with quilting! My sister is a quilter and I would love to make a blanket for her!
I have not ever done any log cabin knitting, but have been planning to do a blanket or throw for the sofa.
I’ve never knit a blanket let alone a log cabin blanket! I have quilted one though… Looks really interesting.
I haven’t knitted log cabin before but here’s my chance to have a go!
I´ve tried the court house steps log cabin blanket. Alas, it ist an unfinished object.
Never made a Log Cabin Blanket but this would be a great opportunity 🙂
Interested to learn! In search of a project too. I don’t understand what the questionaire is asking. Website? I follow you on Instagram & Facebook.
I’ve only made baby blankets for friends. I want to make one for me!
I’ve never tried it, but am loving all the beautiful photos – I’m in!
I have never done one before but I am always looking for new projects.
I’ve never knitted a log cain pattern but have enjoyed quilting them in the past! What a cozy, comforting idea to work on in knitting!
I’ve never done log cabin knitting, but I already have a baby blanket in mind for my first friend to have a baby!
Never tried log cabin knitting, though the washcloths look like a fun and practical way to get started. Love the blanket!
I have not done log cabin knitting, but I would love to try it. It looks like something my mother would have liked. She taught me to knit oh so many years ago.
Would love to try a log cabin like this!
Never done log cabin knitting.
I have never made one but have been in love with it since I bought your very first book!!!
I’ve quilted several log cabin quilts, but that would be a dream to knit once you have a lap full of warm yarn!
I have not tried log cabin – but all this inspiration has me fired up! Now I’d say it would have to be a blanket …. holding thumbs!!!
I want to learn log cabin!
Nope, never done along cabin.
I have not knitted a log cabin blanket, but I have made long cabin quilts.
Nope, never done a Log Cabin before. Closest I’ve gotten is a 10-stitch.
I made a log cabin-esque seat pad for my daughter’s desk chair. It was bright Tahki Cotton Classics. The cat hacked up a hairball on it. It must have smelled wonderful, because then the dog ate it.
I started a lot cabin blanket many years ago with the intention of making it queen sized. I made it to baby blanket size, gave up, finished it, and then I’m pretty sure I donated it to my local animal shelter, lol.
This would be my first! Not sure I have the skill, but I have to try
I have never done a log cabin blanket before but it looks like fun!
I’ve made a quilt, but never a blanket, in Log Cabin.
I have not done a log Cabin afghan but want t learn.
I’ve never done any log cabin knitting. I can’t wait to try. I love the Ninepatch Blanket!
I made one and loved it. That is until I washed it and 1 color felted and 1 color did not. They were both the same yarn which was labeled super wash that turned out to not be a super wash. C’est La Vie.
I’ve not done a log cabin anything before, would love to give it a try!
Ohhh, I want to do this! I have only done log cabin dishcloths….
I’ve never done a log cabin but it looks fun!
I have never done log cabin knitting, but I love this blanket! I would love to win!
I’ve made a nine patch quilt, but have not knit one yet!! I’m ready, willing and able!!
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Never done look cabin but that yarn looks amazing!
I’ve never done a log cabin blanket, but it’s in my project queue.
I’ve never knitted a log cabin before but I’d love to learn. It’s cold here and my terrier requested a new blanket! Lol
I have never knit a log cabin blanket before. It looks like fun!!!
I’ve done 2 log cabin blankets- both inspired by the original MDK book! And both done while I was in bed rest, pregnant with my 2nd boy while watching Bollywood movies on Netflix.
I would love to learn how to knit a log cabin blanket. The colors are gorgeous and the alpaca and Peruvian wool would be a great combination for warmth. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
No. I have never done a log cabin pattern but would love to try!
I’ve only knittin log cabin dishcloths. I know, not glam or exciting at all. What can I say? They were well received. Would love to knit this blanket.
Hi! I would love to win this! I’ve made several log cabin blankets using patterns from your first book! Started with baby blankets, but my favorite is a throw-sized one that my kids and i fight over! ❤️
i do love log cabin. i first tried it as a lark with some lovely noro. it became a mat for my dog’s dishes. the colors were right for the space! i also made a nice log cabin blanket for our great-nephew. i used part of my ridiculous supply of 1824 cotton. it was fun! my only problem is knitting into the stitch below by accident. maybe different needles would help.
I’ve not knit a log cabin but this looks like fun!
Thanks for a fun knitalong. This is my first log cabin!
I have never done any log cabin knitting but would love to! I just thumbed through this book today in Nashville!
I’ve never knitted a log cabin pattern, but would love to try. The colors look fabulous!
I have done log cabin knitting before (and it’s still a WIP). I took all the extra mini balls from various sweater projects, and started a quilt. It’s gone from lap to crib and is now approaching couch throw size. I keep meaning to stop, but I’m having too much fun!
I already receive my Saturday morning Snippets and have made both the Moderne and the Moderne Baby blankets. Also have made many washcloth squares since I got the Log Cabin Field Guide. The Nine Square blanket looks so soft and gorgeous I would love the chance to make it. Thanks for the constant inspuration.
Oops. Forgot to mention, the moderne baby blanket was my favorite log cabin project.
I would love to do a log cabin afghan. I love these colors.
I’m such a fan of log cabin knitting. And am happily joining in the knit along to make a wedding blanket for my sister and her husband. Thank you for sharing the joy of log cabin!
I have only knit a small log cabin as a baby blanket for a friend. This project looks fun!
I started one but never finished it…
I’ve admired both log cabin quilts and log cabin blankets, but have never tried either. Would love to give the nine patch a try.
Never done one, and it’s so pretty!!
I haven’t used Log Cabin before but would love to try it
I’m a commitment phobic so I’ve never even tried a log cabin – the pattern and yarn are beautiful enough to make me reconsider my ways!
I have never done log cabin knitting but I have done one or two quilts.
I have never made a log cabin blanket, but have been obsessed with them for a couple of years.
Never made a log cabin blanket. Would love to give ut a go!
Not yet!
I have never made a log cabin pattern, but I love the variations! I have used Ultra Alpaca on several pairs of fingerless gloves – it would be wonderful in a blanket!
Does sewing a log cabin quilt count? No–then I haven’t tried log cabin knitting!
I have never knitted a log cabin pattern, but sure looks like a great summer project!! Fun!!!!
I’ve never tried that pattern! Thank you so much for the giveaway!
My favorite log cabin knitting was this Christmas I made 4 doll sized blankets out of odd balls for my two two-year-old granddaughters. The girls loved them.