MSQC Flying Geese Log Cabin
 

Thanks for letting us know.

Thanks. Always look forward to her tutes.
Here's the link.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42pztXcaVOI

I like the pattern but not the colors she used. To busy for me. Looks like a fun pattern to do.

Thank you for posting that. I may attempt to do this after the holidays as a head start on next years quilt gifts.

That's a great one, thanks for sharing it!

Something I may consider next year!

Great tutorial. I always enjoy MSQC tutorials. Is there a way to download the pattern to print it out?

WOW how can she crank these designs out so quickly, it just amazes me. I have a newer computer and my friend forgot the speaker so NO SOUND!! But it was still interesting. Thanks for the post.

Yet another of Jenny's tutorials that I want to make.

My daughter will absolutely LOVE this quilt! She likes scrappy - lives in Miami FL so you kinda know what colors I'll go for!!

Thanks for posting! This is one of my absolute favorites that she's done. I have a couple jelly rolls that have been sitting around because I didn't have a love affair with any pattern that would show them off. UNTIL NOW! Whoo hoo! I am totally making this one, ahem, when I finish my current projects. LOL!

Thanks so much!

That is really cute, trying to figure out how to chain piece this block. :)

We chain pieced a log cabin 15 years ago. But the colors were all the same in each block. We sewed all the center squares onto a strip. Trimmed them and sewed all these pieces onto the next strip.

With this scrappy quilt you could sew two or three pieces onto a strip and then change strips. You would still always have one under the needle. After you have a lot of double pieces made, sew an assortment onto the next strip.

I watched that yesterday and am hooked. I think that I, too, will work on depleting my batiks after the Holidays. Too much to do now to even think about it. I think part of Jenny's speed has to do with her fabulous set up. For myself, I have my ironing board clear across the room so that I am forced to get up and move. I am much slower for sure, but for this one, I may have to move the board. There's a lot of pressing.....

I'm thinking it could be chain-pieced pretty easily, just stack each block with the color you want to use next.

Another quilt added to my list of wanna make quilts. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. I have a blue jellyroll I can use for this with white geese.