Big square, little squares
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You don't have to have waste. When I make geese I sew a sew a seam on the the cut off part and it goes into the bowl of all ready to go bits for mini's and such.
I too have been trying out the best way to sew geese and I really like Pam Bono's method. It lays flat which is something I didn't think would make that much difference but it does. |
Originally Posted by watterstide
Originally Posted by NJ Quilter
A bit wasteful but accurate for me - cut rectangle and squares to required sizes, draw diagonal lines on squares. Place squares on each end of the rectangle, sew on drawn lines and trim 1/4 in. from drawn line.
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ricky timms method
what if i wanted them to be 3 or 3.5 by 6 or 6.5? what sizes would i cut the fabric? |
Originally Posted by watterstide
ricky timms method
what if i wanted them to be 3 or 3.5 by 6 or 6.5? what sizes would i cut the fabric? |
thanks.!
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I prefer the Eleanor Burns way best. I really like her rulers to square them up.
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Love those methods.
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I bought Deb Tucker's Flying Geese Ruler at the Road to California and love it, no waste to speak of and accurate geese :)
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I use different methods depending on use. I like my Eleanor Burns rulers but also use rectangle and square method for odd sizes and when background colors are different, like when they are star points.
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