Flying geese tutorial

How to Sew the Perfect Flying Geese the Flip and Stitch Method I received a question via e-mail asking me how to keep flying geese from shrinking and losing their points. I was able to provide a quick outline of some things to watch for when making flying geese. I also decided to make a

Making flying geese one at a time is a straightforward method that ensures precision and ease, perfect for beginners and seasoned quilters

How to make Flying Geese quilt units 4 at a time using the Eleanor Burns method of construction. Easy tutorial with photos.

Here is a quick tutorial for Flying Geese really written as instructions for my fellow Stitch Teasers since its my month to be Queen Bee. It's pretty basic, and there are tons of tutorials out there for these - but I'm going old school back to the basics for these this month which allows for lots of variety for this quilt. So, Stitch Tease Bee Mates: This is what we're going to make this month. Let's just pretend all these flying geese are all joined together nice and pretty for one giant…

I've been working on my Snowflake Medallion quilt and it's ready to have a round of Flying Geese pieced to it. Several years ago I learned an effective and easy way to make Flying Geese blocks. This method suits best when you want four identical Flying Geese, and you don't want to waste any scrap of fabric. It's my favorite way to make FGs. If you wish to calculate the size of your geese, know that the finished width of the block is twice the finished height of the block. To calculate for…

How to Make a Flying Geese Block . DIY Sewing Tutorial

As promised a tutorial for my latest finish...the Rainbow Quilt. The daughter of a dear friend of my mom's had a baby boy in May and in my book babies = quilt. So I got to work on this little quilt..I hope she likes it! As the mother is a school teacher I thought what better than a quilt with all the colours of the rainbow...ah yes, you bright spark at the back might notice I forgot indigo...well creative license I'm afraid as a) indigo isn't a easy colour to source and b) having 7 colours…

What is a quilter’s “Flying Geese”?

These printable continuous Flying Geese FPP Strips are perfect for borders, features or accents in your patchwork. Eleven sizes included.