The Log Cabin design dates back to the time of the pioneers and is one of the most popular quilting patterns today with it's traditional red center representing the heart or the hearth of the home and the strips around the center representing the logs of the cabin. Those who are new to quilting start with the easy sew/assemble techniques taught in the "Log Cabin" book and experienced quilters enjoy the versatility of the many other patterns offered such as Barn Raising or Field and Furrows. The Log Cabin contains 96 pages, of 11 sized quilts with pillow, sham, and tote bag in 19 different layout designs, fully illustrated in color with photos of finished quilts.