QuiltnNan

I decided to try carlaklop's tutorial http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...e-t268374.html
Since it was my first time, it probably took me the same time as doing them individually. But the process seemed easier and the results very good. There are plenty of opportunities for error I did a bit of unsewing. And if you are not good at accurate 1/4" seams and matching points, this is not the method for you. I used plenty of starch before cutting... but pressed one square a little wonky.

The first picture shows incorrect assembly on the left and correct assembly on the right.

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The next picture is the finished geese.

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And this last picture shows the leftovers. It's a good thing I only needed 18 geese because I cut one too short and I could leave out the patched black goose. There was more leftover sky fabric than I prefer, but I think I will use the method again.

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Yooper32

Very intriguing.

Girlfriend

Nice evaluation, QuiltnNan. Thanks!

AllyStitches

Really like this, I'm going to have to try it! Thank you for sharing!!

Belfrybat

Thanks for being the guinea pig at trying this method. Very nice.

merrylouw

Awesome results! Good for you for jumping in with both feet.

greaterexp

Thanks so much for sharing your process and results! I'm impressed with what you did and may try it soon, myself.

luvstoquilt

Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

DianneK

another one of those "why didn't I think of that" moments....very nice!

tinker

Nan, Very nice. Would you have anything on a soft curve flying geese?? Everything seems to be for "Artist Quilters." thanks Tinker