How do your geese fly?
I'm just curious as to which method is your favorite to make flying geese? I have tried four different ways and I'm wondering which one works the best for you.
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Below is my favorite way.....I like it because it makes FOUR at once and each one is perfect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id3WjzE36NI After you make one set it is so easy and you can do it without much effort at all. I bought the rulers on Amazon at a good price. |
Crookedly. That is how mine fly.
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I do a rectangle with two squares. Cut down and use the scraps as leader and ender HST.
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Mine fly with their wings. Bad I know.
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Since I've been using the "no waste method" my geese have been flying pretty well.
Try different methods until you find one that you like. Deb Tucker has a nice video on Youtube with similar method but you have to buy her ruler too. I just bought the "Fit to be Geese" ruler but haven't used it yet. Sounds like a nice ruler for squaring FG. Oops. Forgot to post the link. http://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf |
I use Eleanor Burn's geese ruler and my geese come out perfect every time.
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Me too, and if I have to make them another way I make them oversized and use Eleanor Burn's geese ruler to trim them.
Originally Posted by LivelyLady
(Post 5942013)
I use Eleanor Burn's geese ruler and my geese come out perfect every time.
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I liked the way Bonnie Hunter did hers, with the Ez angle ruler and the Companion ruler. I already had the Ez angle, and I just got the companion for 3.99 at Joanns on sale.
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I use the go baby cutter. One rectangle and two triangles, cut off the extra. If I iron correctly they're good.
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