Deli sliced geese
 

Cool idea that I wanted to share....pat speth website. On her blog she has many free patterns using charm squares, and this new idea of slicing flying geese....I know she gave me some new thoughts

I found the blog ... and thought others might appreciate the link too.
http://nickelquilts.wordpress.com/

Amazing how quilters can come up with new ways to use blocks. Thank you for posting

Thank you!!!!

This link shows exactly how to slice the units. http://nickelquilts.wordpress.com/20...are-triangles/

OMG and I thought you were talking about cold cuts, you know, sliced turkey breast sliced geese. o well, never mind, I haven't had my chocolate yet.

just looked, very interesting!!!

Thank you!

Great site. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you! If you ever have a chance to take one of Pat Speth class when she is in your area do it, well worth it and you'll enjoying yourselves! I was lucky to attend one our quilr club had many many years ago, before charms were ready made she invented the Nickel Quilt!!!

great blog,thanks!!

Thanks!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing...I sent the website to my DS who is a newbie to quilting, so the tutorials will come in handy for her as well!!

Waiting for her posting schedule for 2014..... Maybe she will be near here....would like to sit in...maybe I could convince our guild to book her!

I like it! Thank You!

Geri, Many of the guilds will book her and have a fee for those not in the guild sending notices out to other guilds in the area. The quild then who booked Pat's classes often end up getting their member to attend for free or a small fee! Well worth it for your guild to book her!

This is a really nice blog. I like how clear and concise the instructions are for each block and technique. Thanks for sharing the site. I've signed up.

Terrific. I've got several books. :thumbup:

Thanks for sharing her site! What simple blocks and a surefire way to use up some scraps. Can't wait to try these.

Thanks! I'm not into saving scraps (much), but this looks like a possible future project doing a block now and then.
Lynnie, you are too funny! Come visit anytime. There's always chocolate at this house!

Do we know what she does with the BOTTOM of the square?

Lots of fun scrappy blocks. Love this, ty for posting.

I love this. Its a great way to use up some of the many many scraps we collect over time. Thank You.

what a neat site. Love the pic of one for Quilts of Valor