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I think the Ricky Tims demo is great, but I wish I could find those instructions printed out. I'll never remember how to do it once the video is over!
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Originally Posted by patchsamkim
Here is a link to the method with the no math ruler...I don't have the ruler, but the method is the same.
Uses 1 larger square and 4 smaller squares. http://lifesaquilt.blogspot.com/2006...hnique_24.html |
I loved the Ricky Tims demo. Thanks for posting it.
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I prefer the No Waste Flying geese method. http://www.patchpieces.com/sharingpatch.html
It's on other websites & blogs also. I have also put together 2 HST's to make flying geese which only wastes the seam allowance but I had a giant pile of HST's from a swap to use up. |
I like the paper-pieced method as they come out perfect.
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Originally Posted by BKrenning
I prefer the No Waste Flying geese method. http://www.patchpieces.com/sharingpatch.html
It's on other websites & blogs also. I have also put together 2 HST's to make flying geese which only wastes the seam allowance but I had a giant pile of HST's from a swap to use up. |
I have tried all of the rulers and other methods, but always go back to the rectangle and a square on each end. I find there is less trimming, they're all just nicer.
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Originally Posted by GAgal
I know of 2 ways to make flying geese. One is using a rectangle and sewing squares to each corner and then trimming. The other method I have tried is Eleanor Burns' using her template to trim. I have heard there are other methods and just wondered if you have a favorite?
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I think it is so wonderful that there are so many methods and you can choose what works for you. I think I have the Eleanor Burns ruler somewhere, but I have never used it.
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Thanks for the Ricky Tims' vidoe. That is so cool. I can't wait to try making flying geese like that.
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