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Modern Log Cabin Quilting: 25 Simple Quilts and Patchwork Projects Sale Price: $13.96  |
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If you think quilting is too difficult or too complicated, you’re not alone. Cutting hundreds of pieces and joining angled seams can be tough work! But log cabin quilting—an artful and simple way to piece strips of fabric around a central square—is different... |
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The Log-Cabin Lady - An Anonymous Autobiography |
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This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers. You may find it for free on the web. Purchase of the Kindle edition includes wireless delivery. |
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101 Log Cabin Blocks: With Full-Size Patterns for Paper or Foundation Piecing Sale Price: $9.24 |
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Everyone who loves Log Cabin blocks will love owning this book! Not only does it include the traditional Log Cabin Block (in four sizes), it takes the Log Cabin out of the past and into a new creative realm of innovative block design... |
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Make a Quilt in a Day: Log Cabin Pattern Sale Price: $11.74 |
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Celebrate 20 years of Quilt in a Day with the 20th Anniversary Edition of Eleanor's first book that brought the tradition of quilt making to so many. Sewers of all ages can make a Log Cabin quilt in 10 to 16 hours with this book's easy step-by-step directions and clear illustrations... |
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Compact Cabins: Simple Living in 1000 Sqaure Feet or Less; 62 Plans for Camps, Cottages, Lake Houses, and Other Getaways |
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The setting might be a sparkling lakefront, a cool clearing in the woods, a breathtaking mountaintop, or an expansive beach, but the dream of a modest retreat from everyday life often includes a simple little cabin... |
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How to Build and Furnish a Log Cabin: The easy, natural way using only hand tools and the woods around you Sale Price: $11.99 |
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W. Ben Hunt's classic has earned a reputation as the" authentic handbook since it was first published in 1939. Updated in 1974, it remains the only step-by-step guide to building log cabins and log furniture -- pioneer style... |
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The log-cabin lady; an anonymous autobiography .. Sale Price: $12.90 |
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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process... |
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How to Build Log Cabins, Log Homes & Bungalows |
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Build Your Own Low-Cost Log Home (Garden Way Publishing Classic) Sale Price: $9.85 |
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Learn about walls, joists, decks, porches, wood species, tools - everything you need to build your log home. Excellent illustrations. U.S.A. |
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Compact Cabins: Simple Living in 1000 Square Feet or Less; 62 Plans for Camps, Cottages, Lake Houses, and Other Getaways Sale Price: $11.33 |
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The setting might be a sparkling lakefront, a cool clearing in the woods, a breathtaking mountaintop, or an expansive beach, but the dream of a modest retreat from everyday life often includes a simple little cabin... |
Did you know that there are luxury log cabins all around Britain? They offer great getaways, whether it's a romantic getaway for two you are looking for, or a family holiday.
One of the great things about luxury log cabins is that they make great accommodation for winter or summer breaks. In the winter, why not book a cabin holiday in Scotland? Scotland has a fascinating history with an extensive collection of castles, ruins and monuments to explore, and luxury log cabins provide a base from which to explore the sights of this Celtic country.
Castles and monuments
Wallace's Monument is probably Scotland's best-known monument, built in 1869 on the Abbey Craig to commemorate William Wallace's recapturing of Stirling from the English in 1297 during the Battle of Stirling Bridge. It holds a two-handed sword that is said to have belonged to Wallace, although this is much-disputed by historians.
On an island in the mouth area of Loch Moidart on the West Coast stands Castle Tioram, dating from the 13th century. There have been proposals in recent years to restore this ancient and beautiful building and convert it into residence, but these have so far been blocked by those who wish for it to be preserved as a historical ruin.
Further south you will find Aikwood Tower, also known as Oakwood Tower, near the Borders town of Selkirk. It stands on the Ettrick Water and is thought to have been built by Michael Scott not long after James V's 1535 decree when he decided all Scotland's southern landowners should build defensive towers against the English.
The current occupants of the tower are Sir David Steel and his wife. They acquired residence in 1989 from the Duke of Buccleuch.
Mains Castle is very old, dating roughly from the early Thirteenth Century. It stands about one mile north of East Kilbride in South Lanarkshire, which is a thriving post-war 'new town', and Scotland's sixth biggest town.
Of course, if you'd like to mix your historical trips with a little modern-day enjoyment, head to Scotland's capital city Edinburgh, where you can enjoy all the glory and interest of Edinburgh castle, as well as a vibrant and exciting city. Climb the steep hill to the castle by day, then meander into town in the afternoon, where you will find all of the usual favourite high street shops as well as some great pubs to take refreshment breaks in, before heading back to your luxury log cabins for a well-deserved rest.
Dom Donaldson is a travel expert.
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Where is a great place in Arkansas to stay in a log cabin for one night?
I am getting married next month. And I am wanting to spend at least one night in a cheap but nice log cabin. I am wanting it to be either in Hot Springs or somewhere close to hot springs... If anyone has any ideas please let me know!
These cabins aren't log cabins, but they're comfortable, inexpensive, and situated in a beautiful state park. When I was growing up in Hot Springs, Lake Catherine State Park was my favorite place to go for a day hike by myself. I haven't actually rented any of the cabins myself but my aunt and uncle stayed there last summer, and I visited them.
http://www.arkansasstateparks.com/lakecatherine/
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