I have seen this a few months ago and should have saved it and now a friend is looking for it.
Its a totally new way of making the Flying Geese

Any help will be great!!!

See if this is the site you are talking about. It gives you 3 easy ways to make them. Hope this helps.

http://www.quilterscache.com/H/Howtomakegeese.html

watch out for that third method. i'm sure it works for some people or we wouldn't see the instructions in so many places online. unfortunately, i've never been able to get flying geese to come out the right size doing it that way. :?

No but I did send her the link any way .
Thank you

I know, I actually like the traditional way better than the 2nd and 3rd. I have tried all and the 1st seems to be the most accurate.

I think Eleanor Burns with her template is very easy. Just my two cents. Hope it helps.

Ricky Tims does a one seam, but it ends up being 3 dimensional so you have a pocket behind the large V. Not my favorite.

Here's the link, and when you click it, just scroll down a little bit until you see "Choose your environment to watch this show". Just click one of the three choices the video will start.
https://www.thequiltshow.com/os/shows.php/episode/107]https://www.thequiltshow.com/os/shows.php/episode/107[/url]

Ricky Tims has a one seam flying geese method. Try that.

Thanks to every one for the great help
Yes the Ricky Tims is what I was looking for .

I too like the Eleanor Burns way getting one of here books with her tips is worth the money you save in all those darn it....flying geese.....and that is also my 2 cents worth.....:-)

Thanks for the link. I tried it today and it's pretty cool, however I couldn't use this on the quilting machine because the foot would catch on the pockets. I can use this for small charity quilts, then just stitch in the ditch.

Kathy, glad to help. It is pretty cool. But the pocket can be an issue. But it is a different way to do it and look 3 dimensional.