15 Log Cabin Quilt Patterns You’ll Love!

We know that cabin quilt patterns are timeless designs that allow you to experiment with your creativity and you get a golden opportunity to impress the viewers with your quilting skill. 

What I love about log cabin designs is that they’re perfect for beginners! So if you’re just starting out in your quilting journey, then the patterns I’ll be showing you below are great projects to get started on. Log cabin design is a repetitive process, and therefore as a beginner, you’ll see results pretty quickly.

If you have been actively searching for some new log cabin quilt patterns to teach or show your new batch of quilters to sharpen their quilting skills, then this blog is just for you.

I’ll be showing you 15 adorable log cabin quilt free patterns that you’re going to love and are easy to grasp.

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1. Easy River Log Cabin Quilt

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If your class likes quilting new designs, then why don’t you introduce them to this Easy River Log Cabin Quilt by Jenny Doan? The designer has shared her secret recipe to quilt this pattern as she has mentioned the accurate amount of quilt fabric, and other tools you will need with step-by-step instructions. Hence, you can confirm whether you are making it the right way or not. 

2. Rectangle Log Cabin Quilt Pattern

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Another quilt you can teach your students is the Rectangle Log Cabin Quilt Pattern. This one is for a twin-sized quilt, which finishes at 60” x 88”. Don’t worry. The designer has broken down the steps for you and your pupil’s easy understanding. Therefore, have a look at the tutorial and follow the instructions. 

3. Easy Pine Tree Quilt Block

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Have you ever made a pine-tree-themed Quilt block? If not, this Christmas is the perfect time for it. The designer has shared the quantity of fabric you will need and the way to cut it, followed by simple step-by-step instructions. Therefore, you and your students will design this one out. 

4. FPP Striped Heart Block Quilt Pattern

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You can make the most of Roses designs as they are pretty beginner-friendly. The quilting pattern is mofen and fun. Just ask your class to bring some scraps from their previous quilting stash and your projects will be ready in twenty minutes. Yes, the designer has provided you with the accurate measurements and free downloadable PDF patterns, so follow them and you are good to go.

5. Criss Cross Christmas Quilt Pattern

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Try experimenting with designing a Criss Cross Christmas Quilt. The visual must look difficult, but the reality is the total opposite: You just have to arrange squares in a buffalo plaid way. The designer has made sure to mention the tools and the quantity of fabric you will need here with a YouTube tutorial, so you can pause and learn at your pace. 

6. Seesaw Traditional Quilt Block Pattern

The visual must have scared your inner quilter, but let us reassure you that it is pretty simple. Did you observe the flying geese at the outer edges and the pinwheel in the center? Those are just four patches used in this way that looks like a seesaw. Follow the designer’s instructions, and you will manage the unique quilting design. 

7. Staggered Bricks Quilt

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So, what does this Staggered Bricks Quilt by Seder Quilts have in store for you and your students? In this design, you can either follow the color patterns that the designer has used or create one with your favorite colors. There is no need to stress, as you can follow the detailed instructions provided by the designer and even download the PDF design. 

8. Classic Log Cabin Quilt Block

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So, what does this Staggered Bricks Quilt by Seder Quilts have in store for you and your students? In this design, you can either follow the color patterns that the designer has used or create one with your favorite colors. There is no need to stress, as you can follow the detailed instructions provided by the designer and even download the PDF design. 

9. Easy-4 Patch Quilt Block Method

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Alanda Craft brings you the Easy 4-Patch Quilt Block Pattern. The designer has mentioned how to create the pattern step-by-step with the tools you will need to make this quilt block. Therefore, follow the video or download the PDF pattern. 

10. Jingle Tree Quilt Pattern

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It’s Christmas, therefore, you can always design a Jingle Tree quilt pattern. The designer has made it pretty easy for you to grasp as she has broken down the instructions step-by-step. Hence, neither you nor your students will have trouble in making this pattern and displaying it on Christmas Eve. 

11. Hexagon Log Cabin Quilt Pattern

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How to make this specific pattern? It’s simple, the designer has made sure that none of the quilters encounter trouble while following the instructions. She has mentioned the tools you are going to need and broken down the overall procedure into simple steps, therefore follow them. 

12. 11’’ Log Cabin Quilt Block 

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We are sure the visual of the log cabin design must have hooked you and you are eager to learn how to make it. The concept is simple as you need to collect your colorful scraps. To be precise, they should be solid yellow, dark print, and light assorted scraps. You will need to cut the fabrics according to the designer’s step-by-step quilting instructions. 

13. Cornerstone Cabin Quilt Block

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Alanda Craft brings you the Easy 4-Patch Quilt Block Pattern. The designer has mentioned how to create the pattern step-by-step with the tools you will need to make this quilt block. Therefore, follow the video or download the PDF pattern. 

14. Easy Log Cabin

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If you love making cabin quilt pattern designs, then Quilting Stories has added one more to your inventory. The designer has provided step-by-step instructions with the necessary images so you know your quilting is going on the correct path. 

15. Log Cabin Carpenter Star

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This quilt features the classic Carpenter’s Star and the traditional quilt block of the log cabin to have the outcome as shown in the image. The pattern might have discouraged you, but is actually fun for even the beginner students in your class. Yes, the pattern is time-consuming as it asks you to make an enormous 105’’ square quilt. 

Final Thoughts

We hope the above-mentioned log cabin quilting patterns were something you had never tried before, and now you and your students will have fun making all these stunning patterns according to the designer’s instructions.

Keep quilting delightful,

Meghan