I love the videos Bonnie put up with her instructions today. I always did well with the pictures that she would add, ut this makes it easier for those who don't know how to use them. My daughter had fun watching her too :) I will have to make sure I cut those extra rectangles so that maybe it will make another week easier.

I started cutting. All my goose triangles are done. Now to do the background.

I am ready to cry right now...I have done everything possible to connect to the links on quiltville .com to download the pdf for step 2 without success..the cp will not cooperate..I don't have another cp to use...I can get to quiltville but that's it...someone here posted the pdf for step one that I was able to download....I'm begging...please post step 2...

. Don't cry!
Pm me your regular email and I'll send a pdf to you that way. For some reason I can't attach a file to pm's on QB using my iPad.

I found an easy way to make flying geese if you don't have the rulers. Have one 4 1/2 inch purple square and 4 different b/w 2 3/8 inch squares. Mark on a diagonal on the 2 3/8 squares. Lay 2 squares on opposite corners of the purple square and sew 1/4 inch on each side of your mark. Cut on the mark. Press and it will look like a heart. Place another marked square on the bottom of the heart shape. Sew on each side of your mark. Cut on mark and you will have 2 flying geese. You get 4 from each square when you are done. I think there is a tutorial on you tube. But the measurements above are what you need to get the size flying geese we need.

Here are pictures. This may help.

re: shortcut flying geese...Should the larger square be cut @ 4.5" or 4.25" to start with. Bonnie's mention of another (at our own) starts @ 4.25"..

I do 4.5" as that gives me wiggle room to square it up.

It is 4.25 sorry.