Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins Quilt

Today I’m sharing a Ruby Star Society Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins Quilt. I made this quilt for Ruby Star Society a few months ago using their upcoming Warp and Weft Honey fabric line.

I didn’t take a lot of in progress photos while making this quilt since I needed to get it done quickly. But if you have made a Lucky Log Cabins quilt then you know getting it done quickly isn’t a problem. Lucky Log Cabins is such a quick and easy and FUN quilt to sew up. I’ve made so many of these quilts now and am still not tired of sewing them up.

Lucky Log Cabins is a stash buster quilt pattern and available in the Quilty Love pattern shop here. Warp and Weft Honey starts shipping to quilt shops in April 2022.

Warp and Weft Honey fabric by Ruby Star Society

Warp and Weft Honey complements the previous Warp and Weft wovens by Ruby Star Society. Honey has some brighter hues and blacks in the line. I used all of the prints in the Warp and Weft Honey fat quarter bundle for this Lucky Log Cabins quilt. I did end up using less of the black strips and instead replaced them with some of the brighter colors in the fabric line.

Sewing with Warp and Weft Wovens

Warp and Weft fabrics are a little thinner than a quilting cotton and have a looser weave. You do have to handle them a little more carefully than a quilting cotton but I don’t mind quilting with them and wouldn’t hesitate to keep using them. I treat them the same as other quilting fabrics but I do use a smaller stitch length like 1.8 when sewing them.

The end result of these warp and weft fabrics is the softest, drapiest quilts ever.

Lucky Log Cabins Quilt Pattern

If you ever find yourself with a fat quarter bundle and don’t know what to make with it.. try the Lucky Log Cabins quilt pattern! It’s perfect for those fat quarter bundles that have a range of colors from light to dark. Since Lucky Log Cabins doesn’t have a background or accent fabric you can easily mix an entire range of colors in this quilt.

I really love making Lucky Log Cabins quilts when the fat quarter bundle has lighter neutrals like this Warp and Weft Honey line. Those lighter prints would mix right into a white background so a quilt like this is a great way to use these fabrics.

I have made so many Lucky Log Cabins quilts over the past couple of years. You can see all of them here.

Stash Buster Quilt Pattern

Lucky Log Cabins is a true stash buster since it works with so many different precuts and looks good with a wide array of fabrics.

Lucky Log Cabins can be made up using any of the following pre-cuts:

• Fat Quarters
• Fat Eighths
• Jelly Roll strips
• 1/4 yard cuts
• 1/2 yard cuts

Lucky Log Cabins quilt sizes

I have you covered on allllll of the quilt sizes for Lucky Log Cabins. The quilt pattern includes cutting instructions for all of the following sizes:

• Baby or Crib size quilt
• Small throw or lap size quilt
• Medium throw size quilt
• Large throw size quilt
• Twin size bed quilt
• Full size bed quilt
• Queen size bed quilt
• King size bed quilt

This Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins quilt is the medium throw size.

Long Arm Quilting

Katie from Modern Textiles quilted up this Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins for me. We choose this fun and modern Ikat quilting pantograph.

Quilt Backing

The backing for this Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins is one of the wovens in the fabric line. It’s the color Golendrod.

This Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins quilt will be touring around the US at various quilt shops. It sure was a fun one to sew up.

Warp and Weft Honey Lucky Log Cabins Materials Used:

Quilt Pattern: Lucky Log Cabins by Quilty Love
Fabrics: Warp and Weft Honey by Alexia Abegg for Ruby Star Society
Pieced on my Janome MC6700p
Long Arm Quilted by Modern Textiles