Awesome! I have always put off doing Flying Geese blocks because I didn't want to have all the waste. I will certainly try them now using your this method. Thanks.

Just came across this. Very nice tutorial. It is similar to Deb Tucker's instructions. I love her flying geese tools. Oversize it and trim. Very neat. She also has a nice web site and quilt gallery.

Thanks Cathy for sending me this link. This will come in very handy in the near future. :thumbup:

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. :)

wow I love this method....thanks

Super smart idea. Glad I stumbled on it...Will keep it for future reference. Thanks!

Thanks for teaching "an old dog" a new trick!!

It does work beautifully - and you did an amazing job .

WOW that is great and thanks for sharing it I am going to keep this for sure.

:Dogs are children in fur coats"

eunice

seeing all those lovely geese laying on your table...is like looking into a bakery shop window.
I'd far rather have fabric than sweets ;) Well done and thanks.
Looking at how you've used them in your avatar makes me hungry for geese! Fabric ones...

Love your tutorial. After reading it I looked around and found this chart that will help with the math.

www.generations-quilt-patterns.com