rebeljane

Found another way to make Flying Geese on Youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRdlJ_GqfH8

snow

WOW neat thanks for sharing.

Tartan

​Interesting but I am not a fan of pressed open seams as a general rule.

Jo Belmont

I have saved any number of methods for making a goodly number of FG units, but this is a true gem for ease as well as accuracy. I'm confident now that I can turn out hundreds of these little rascals. Off to my patterns . . . !

celwood

I have never seen this technique before. Thanks for sharing

zennia

Thank You. That is very interesting. Going to try it.

toverly

That is pretty neat. Thanks for sharing, I am going to have to give it a try. I think having the extra triangles left might just be worth not having to resize the blocks.

sdeaaz

not sure I have the patients for all that pressing and seems like a lot of waste

gramquilter2

Have never seen this way of making flying geese, thanks for sharing.

CookyIN

I must be missing something. She has a quarter inch seam allowance at the peak of the Flying Geese triangle, but no seam allowance to either side. Won't the "wings" get clipped when she sews each Flying Geese unit into her quilt?