RosMadeMe

I came across this method of making a flying geese block... works well for a small piece of work, not so sure that I would want to use it for a large quilt but most definitely worth a look:

http://acuppaandacatchup.com/2012/10...tion-tutorial/

QuiltnNan

that's a pretty clear tut on the 5-minute block/flying geese block. thanks for sharing

fmhall2

That's a neat way of doing flying geese that I've never seen before. Thanks for the info.

btiny36

Thats pretty cool. Thanks

Julie in NM

If you fold over the triange edge give a whole dif look. Fun to do

k9dancer

I like to use this method as it is fun and fast; just know that you will have extra bulk when quilting. Not a problem with machine quilting on a domestic home machine, though. I also like the extra dimension that it adds. And it's a great substitute for Prairie Points.

akisan

That looks like Ricky Tim's method also. Thanks for the tute