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This has been an interesting thread to read. I have learned that there are many different methods that can be used. I have been reading about Deb Tucker's ruler and Lazy girls Designs ruler and Eleanor Burns rulers and all their methods. Also I have a GO and am not having good luck doing it that way either. Probably more options are available too! I would like some advice from someone who is familiar with all of these and give their opinion on them. I don't want to buy them all and I am confused.
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
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Are we forming a support group? And is this in support of acquiring the rulers or of breaking the habit.
My name is Sue and I am addicted to quilting rulers! |
Originally Posted by maviskw
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Your method is called the "No Waste Flying Geese" and is so fun to do. There is another way to do it also: Lay a large square down and put a smaller square on top of it. I've seen it done, and I think I have done it myself, but forgot how. Could someone help us out with the directions for this one?
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Congratulations on mastering flying geese. I love those "ah ha" moments when everything clicks and falls into place.
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I go for easy. I use the one seam flying geese method. I stitch the folded edges if they are bigger then 2 inches. I won viewer's choice last year at our local quilt show with just rows of flying geese in bright yellow and white. All were made using the one seam method.
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Congrats on your success! :)
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Please share your finished project with us. I had the same ah-ha feeling when I semi-mastered paper piecing. Good feeling.
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Good for you, and enjoy the fun.
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Maviskw, I believe that method you are talking about is how Eleanor Burns does flying geese, and I like her method.
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First I've heard of this Deb Tucker winclipper.Where would I find one?
Always such interesting information here. |
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