This is my entry in The National Quilt Museum's contest "The Gala if the Unexpected". It is a tradional log cabin with "applique" constructed entirely from duct tape. It involved lots of head scratching but I had more fun making this than almost anything else I've done. It has a piped binding and was hand-quilted by punching over 12,000 holes with a leather punch so that I could stitch through all layers.
Added: Jan 01, 2016
| Name of Pattern or Block | Log cabin |
| Owned By | Robin Gausebeck |
| Name of Maker | Robin Gausebeck |
| Name of Quilter | Robin Gausebeck |
| Year Made | 2015 |
| Year Made is: | Uncertain |
| Located in City | Rockford |
| Located in State | Illinois |
| Located in Country | US |
| Condition of Quilt | Mint |
| Design Source | Traditional Pattern or Block |
| Design Source - Designed by | Robin Gausebeck |
| Genre | Other |
| Quilt Type | Other |
| Quilt Width | 68 |
| Quilt Height | 68 |
| Measurement In: | Inches |
| Fabric Used | Other |
| Fabric Used - Other Desc. | Duct tape |
| Construction Technique | Piecing and Applique |
| Piecing By | Hand |
| Applique by | Hand |
| Types of Quilting | Hand Quilted |
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