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Strips built outward from a central square.
Also known as: Log cabin quilt block, Strip built block
A log cabin block is built by adding strips in turn around a central square, traditionally with light fabrics on two sides and dark on the other two.
Is built by adding strips in rotation around a central square.
Contexts: History
Divides light from dark along a diagonal, so the arrangement of finished blocks rather than the block itself produces the quilt's overall pattern.
Contexts: History
A small central square surrounded by strips of increasing length added in rotation around it, forming concentric rectangles.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.