I am looking for a pattern for making new york beauty with curved flying geese... any ideas please? I came across one on the internet but not all of the printed off patterns match in size... and no instructions on how to make it...

I would love to see the pattern for this too :D:D:D

I found this site that has the patterns in different sizes, it looks like its PP'd.

http://quilterscornerclub.tripod.com..._patterns.html

If this doesn't work here's a table that you can use with your computer/scanner to enlarge or reduce pattern sizes.

http://www.thequiltedsnail.com/scale

Hope this helps you! Good Luck!!

This link is great!!! Thanks for sharing!

What cool links. Thanks for sharing them.

thank you to the people who have replied... maybe someone has a pattern for curved flying geese please... I don't want to guess how to do those in case I am not right...

So I was searching NYB and found this link on the board. I realize its been a long time, but I found a free pdf.

http://imageevent.com/donnarie/newyo...=0&y=1&z=2&l=0

It is pattern number 4.

I found the pattern and have printed it off and flipped it to get the reverse direction. I think it is just the size I need, but now I want ideas as to how to insert into the border. Paper piece or applique? finish edge with a binding and then stitch in the ditch?

4 knlsmith - thank you....

Wow this looks fab - but I think it would be really hard. Always wanted to make a NYB. On my to do list

@joy. No problem! I've been looking at the NYB also. :)

Try Goggling Colorwheel geese or Circle of Geese, also try Christina at The Sometimes Crafter

I am working on this. A woman at the quilting group at our State Fair suggested that I use a strip of shelf paper the same size as the side of the quilt, fold it in half and then half again to get the size of each section, then draw the flying geese design to fit. She says you must end each side on the upswing so you can go around the corner which I had already figured out. So this is a challenge and I don't know if I want to spend the time. I have a pattern that is for 1/4 of the circle and if I can enlarge it to the right size, it will work, but the % to increase it is the problem. I figured it out mathmatically as each piece would need to be 9.5 inches and it is now 9 inches. I tried 106% and it came out to 9.25 so have now tried 110% and will measure that. I just hate to give in when I know it can be done.