Pineapple log cabin quilt

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The Pineapple quilt block is a variation of the Log Cabin block, but with eight “logs” or strips around a center square instead of four. There are great tools to help you sew a Pineapple quilt block!

After working on this quilt on and off for over 2 years, the quilt my husband made me make is finally finished! The reason I call the quilt this is because when I started making the pineapple blocks, I had only planned on making enough for a wall hanging. My husband came into my hidey hole and saw it hanging on my design wall and said it would make a really nice quilt for our bed. At that point I started teasing him and telling people he made me make the quilt. I am not sorry at all!! I…

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If you participated in the Scrappy Pineapple Quilt QAL this past year this post is for you! We are at week 33 out of 36 so it's time to start thinking about how to finish your quilt! 1. Trim blocks. Trim 1/4" from the black line/square going around your "slices" as shown below. 2. Remove papers. I prefer to remove the paper right before I sew the blocks together. It would be very cumbersome to remove them after! The only parts you have to worry about when doing this are the stitches around…

My pineapple quilt is home from the quilter. Connie from Quilts Plus in Indianapolis quilted this top for me. When Connie asked me ...

I'm back today with a tutorial on how I made my Pineapple Quilt Block. You can find other tutorials with a Google search, but I haven't seen one using this method. I found it quite easy and accurate. As I mentioned in my last post, I seem to have discarded the fabric requirement list for this quilt. Sorry about that! I know for the print fabrics, I needed more than 1/2 yard {more like 3/4} for the prints that run diagonally through the center as there are more blocks with those colors. Note…