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Originally Posted by jcrow
(Post 4926014)
I just watched a Youtube video called "One seam flying geese quilt block" and it looks fantastic. I am going to go try it right now.
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Originally Posted by crafterrn1
(Post 4925945)
I use the Flying geese 4X4 ruler. I love it. I also use the math method same principle as the ruler.
http://www.lazygirldesigns.com/books.php Luann |
I have both the Eleanor Burns and the Lazy Girl flying geese rulers. They both work very well and make it easy
but I prefer the Lazy Girl one. |
Me too and it usually costs me money.lol
Originally Posted by AnnieH
(Post 4926028)
Practically every thread I follow on here has me off on an interesting and informative internet flight. Good job I'm done for the day.
Annie |
My first post on this board was about how I do flying geese. I LOVE them. Must be the way I do it. I didn't have a camera at that time so someone else came up with them in http://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf
My original post is entitles Flying Geese Discussion. Take a look. No fancy rulers. Very little math. And I get perfect results every time - and that's a Lot of Times! |
Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
(Post 4926515)
Try paper piecing them. Takes the frustration out it. Here is a link of different sizes you can try.
http://www.quilterscache.com/B/Blank...latesPage.html |
I lay the square on the background fabric and mark the diagonal on that square (not the background). Then I sew just a thread or two off the line (toward the edge - not the center). When I sew right on the line I don't seem to have enough to press back. I also do not trim through both layers when the square is attached. I only trim the triangle half of the background suare. That way when I press it back and it is off by a little, I stil have the original size of the background rectangle.
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Originally Posted by cwessel47
(Post 4927434)
My first post on this board was about how I do flying geese. I LOVE them. Must be the way I do it. I didn't have a camera at that time so someone else came up with them in http://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf
My original post is entitles Flying Geese Discussion. Take a look. No fancy rulers. Very little math. And I get perfect results every time - and that's a Lot of Times! |
Originally Posted by cwessel47
(Post 4927434)
My first post on this board was about how I do flying geese. I LOVE them. Must be the way I do it. I didn't have a camera at that time so someone else came up with them in http://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf
My original post is entitles Flying Geese Discussion. Take a look. No fancy rulers. Very little math. And I get perfect results every time - and that's a Lot of Times! I just finished 96 using this method. They came out very nicely after I scraped a few finding the correct size squares to cut to get my desired finished size. |
Originally Posted by irishrose
(Post 4927544)
I just finished 96 using this method. They came out very nicely after I scraped a few finding the correct size squares to cut to get my desired finished size.
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