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Old 08-23-2016, 07:41 AM
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It should be September 1st. I am excited, as well, even though I have several other quilts I should be working on. If her pattern holds from last year, we will do the hardest block or most units in September. Last year it was flying geese. She uses the "No Waste Flying Geese" method. I watched this video on youtube last year to help me out since it was my first time making flying geese of any kind:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhTYlIFgpXQ I should say that Cheryl's instructions are clear. I needed the extra instruction because I am a visual learner. Have any of you used the "No Waste" method before? Any additional tips to get better geese? Mine were not very good.

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Old 08-23-2016, 12:33 PM
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It should be September 1st. I am excited, as well, even though I have several other quilts I should be working on. If her pattern holds from last year, we will do the hardest block or most units in September. Last year it was flying geese. She uses the "No Waste Flying Geese" method. I watched this video on youtube last year to help me out since it was my first time making flying geese of any kind:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhTYlIFgpXQ I should say that Cheryl's instructions are clear. I needed the extra instruction because I am a visual learner. Have any of you used the "No Waste" method before? Any additional tips to get better geese? Mine were not very good.


I have used the no-waste method, but admit I am a bit rusty...will be fun to learn again. I normally use the Quilt in Day Flying geese rulers....except at the moment I do not know where the special place I put them is... Enough said... Thanks for the date of next clue

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Old 08-23-2016, 12:42 PM
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Thanks for posting the video. I have seen this method but never tried it----it does look like a good method. I cut all my squares 1/4" larger---hope that doesn't mess me up----I have never done that before either. The only other time I made geese was on the last Bonnie Hunter mystery quilt and we used the easy angle rulers to cut the triangle pieces from strips. Mine came out just So-so, not perfect by any means. So I am happy to try a new method this time.
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I cut mine large too. I had some short wings on my geese last year so I think it will work out better. I had to stretch them into my quilt top.

I have a 1/4" guide foot that makes my life so much easier, but she uses scant 1/4" in her designs. I used the Ideal Seam guide for getting the scant 1/4" last year but I hate it. I think that tool contributed to my wonky flock. I am just going to make everything 1/4" and and if it doesn't work out so be it.

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Old 08-26-2016, 03:59 PM
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We should get our first sewing clue next week! So get your cutting done!
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Old 09-01-2016, 05:17 AM
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The first sewing clue/instructions are out!! looks pretty easy, just some HST units sewn into a block. Post pictures when you are done!!
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I checked the blog and it said Block 6. I am a bit confused maybe because I haven't had my full cup of coffee yet. Does the mystery start with block 6 and work backwards ( Block 5 would be for October?). Or did I miss instructions for Blocks 1-5?
I would like to participate just don't know if I am too far behind. Thanks
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I checked the blog and it said Block 6. I am a bit confused maybe because I haven't had my full cup of coffee yet. Does the mystery start with block 6 and work backwards ( Block 5 would be for October?). Or did I miss instructions for Blocks 1-5?
I would like to participate just don't know if I am too far behind. Thanks
I don't think she's doing it I any particular order. This is the first sewing clue.
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Yes, please join us, Nanny's Dollface. All we have done is select fabric and cut it up. You can get caught up pretty easily.

I am so glad to have HST this month. Plus, making an actual block this month. Fun!

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so happy first clue is posted... just printed instructions and off to play

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