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SueSew 10-21-2013 05:58 AM


Originally Posted by Boonedox (Post 6357639)
Run, don't walk to your LQS and get a Wing Clipper. I was amazed at how much that helps. I have Deb Tucker's Wing Clipper and I just love it. I use it all the time, works great to trim HSTs too.

DITTO!!! It cured my errant geese like a charm!

Jratcliff 10-21-2013 06:45 AM


Originally Posted by Farm Quilter (Post 6359207)
I love Ricky Tims' One Seam Flying Geese - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78Mu0C_QL8Y EASY!!!

This is the first time I've seen this way and I love it. I've been doing the E. Burns ruler type and they do turn out quite nice although the sizing is limited to the size ruler you have. With the R Tims style, you could also roll the middle back like a cathedral window type quilt. Of course, once on youtube I had to investigate the other methods and found another one where you end up with a row of geese rather than single geese. Pretty cool, although the video nearly put me to sleep!

fivepaws 10-21-2013 07:30 AM


Originally Posted by woody (Post 6357570)
There are a few different techniques to try here http://blog.shopmartingale.com/quilt...-flying-geese/ or perhaps look up some videos on flying geese, they might help.

Fabulous site. I had not used it before. Thank you for introducing me to more ways to spend my money.

cathyvv 10-21-2013 09:45 AM

I am very bad at making flying geese. Can't help, but you have my complete sympathy.

karensue 10-21-2013 12:40 PM

Last week I just got done making 120 flying geese for the border on a quilt, 40 on each side. And they all are perfect --- I was so proud, especially since my ordinary square pieced blocks seem to always be different sizes. I did them via paper piecing Whenever I do a quilt with points, this is the only way for me to do them, and I love it. You can just google flying geese paper piece and get patterns that way. I have a lot of paper piecing software as well as EQ and books. I then print them out on newspaper print paper (from pads from local craft store). Karen

bobquilt3 10-21-2013 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by woody (Post 6357570)
There are a few different techniques to try here http://blog.shopmartingale.com/quilt...-flying-geese/ or perhaps look up some videos on flying geese, they might help.

Neat site. Complete coverage of techniques. Thanks for sharing. Great to have them all in one place.

Farm Quilter 10-22-2013 08:04 AM


Originally Posted by Jratcliff (Post 6360001)
This is the first time I've seen this way and I love it. I've been doing the E. Burns ruler type and they do turn out quite nice although the sizing is limited to the size ruler you have. With the R Tims style, you could also roll the middle back like a cathedral window type quilt. Of course, once on youtube I had to investigate the other methods and found another one where you end up with a row of geese rather than single geese. Pretty cool, although the video nearly put me to sleep!

Totally cool way to make 10 flying geese at the same time!! I need to try this out...of course, they also show you a way to make a cool border or sashing easily before you cut into geese!!! Thanks for mentioning this :)

misoop 10-22-2013 03:50 PM

Thanks, everyone, for your helpful suggestions! Love this quilting board!

misoop 10-22-2013 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by Farm Quilter (Post 6362139)
Totally cool way to make 10 flying geese at the same time!! I need to try this out...of course, they also show you a way to make a cool border or sashing easily before you cut into geese!!! Thanks for mentioning this :)

Farm Quilter, would you please post the website to make 10 flying geese at the same time? Thanks.

Farm Quilter 10-23-2013 12:00 AM

Sure - they are called Fast Flying Geese on youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRdlJ_GqfH8


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