Play with color and value using ombré fabrics Modern and traditional design cross paths in this stunning Log Cabin quilt. Quilters of every level can create this simple yet versatile quilt. Characterized by strips (logs) surrounding squares, the repeated squares give the quilt pattern depth, and colors create dimension. The block-making approach is thoughtful, with value and color placement studied even though the overall effect has a scrappy appeal. Look closer and see how the blocks create a secondary jumbo star pattern. Jennifer Sampou is known for her gorgeous ombré fabrics, which she incorporates into the Log Cabin quilt. The final quilt size is 77” x 77” with the option of a 93” x 93” quilt included - A beautiful quilt that makes the most of your ombré fabrics - Tips for building large blocks and making improvisational choices Jennifer Sampou grew up in a vibrant home of makers. She studied Surface Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and Textiles at the University of Vermont. Laura Ashley Headquarters in Wales, UK was her first stint as a designer, and then moved to the golden state of California where she was design director for P&B Textiles. She founded Studio Sampou and licenses to Robert Kaufman Fabrics. Jennifer has created more than 4,000 prints and sold millions of yards worldwide. She designs patterns for C&T Publishing and loves to teach at Creative Spark Online Learning. Wanderlust keeps her eye sharp and curiosity leads her around the world seeking color and art. She is part of the C&T Publishing/Cotton Patch family and is happily immersed in the quilt world. She lives in Orinda, CA with her husband, boys, and many pets. You can connect with her on Instagram @jennifersampou — her favorite social media outlet uniting makers around the world. Jennifer's fabrics can be seen at jennifersampou.com and quilt shops everywhere. Follow Jennifer on: Instagram: @jennifersampou Website: Jennifersampou.com Facebook: /jennifersampou