So the pattern my dear bro decided on starts with: cut 1539 (1 3/4") squares. These are to be used....in making 700 odd flying geese. Does anyone have a good method of making multiple flying geese at a time? Have you done it? Any tips?

I haven't tried it, but this video has been getting rave reviews. Pretty sure it's free to everyone:

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It's right on the front page.

Might want to check out Jodi Barrow's Square N a Square technique....Or Deb Tucker's Wing Clipper technique...both require their rulers, but both techniques work really well....I'll be watching this posting to see what other's recommend as well...I'm working on a quilt that has almost 300...:) BTW, the quilt pattern is gorgeous!!

the flying geese ruler is awesome, makes flying geese in a variety of sizes with NO waste. it is basically the no waste method, so if you know the finished size you need, you'd cut a large square, then four smaller squares. think there might be a tut on it somewhere, or do a google search. since it makes 4 from 1 square it goes pretty quick.

that's a beauty of a quilt!

Eleanor Burns method also turns out four at time, very accurate.

http://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf
Use this method all the time...no waste flying geese!

oooh...I made a pattern similar to that as my first quilt..........yep...I hate making flying geese

you could always do the 1/2 sq triangel method...and if you have an accuquilt to cut them...that would be even better

even with all of the work....it was/is one of my favs...

Wow, that method is great!

PP Draw the strip of geese, make copies and sew. :)

I've used Eleanor Burns method, quick and accurate.
Love the quilt pattern.