Here's my quilt:

I had a hard time working without patterns, but I think I'm happy with the result. It reminds me of little framed works of art.

Here's the back:

Working without a pattern at all was my new technique. Looking back, I probably would have spaced the log cabins a bit closer together, but ah, well....it's done!
You can view the other MQG challenge quilts here.
Our next challenge is hosted by Jay McCarroll, featuring Free Spirit Habitat. I already have the fabric in my possession (the jewel tones colorway) and played a bit with it today. Will share soon!
Oh my! I love it. It's gorgeous and the frames around the log cabins are perfect. Wanna swap, lol.
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