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Great tutorial! Thanks!
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i have to try this myself ,i like this method thank you for your well explained tutorial
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This is terrific. I will be trying this method as I love Flying Geese. Love it when a quilter develops a faster, easier way to do something.
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I thought I had posted to this thread a while back, but can't find it now. When making them this way, most of the outside strips is wasted. Only four of the geese use a little out of those strips. I would leave off the end strips, cut the geese, and then add the triangle "wing" to the four geese that need it. Much less fabric waste.
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good idea. You can also add more strips to make more geese at the same time. Or you can change your fabric for each strip to get a scrappy look.
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Originally Posted by goonberrie
(Post 7299519)
Awesome! Is there anyway I can get a print out of your great illustration? If I control P I get all of out comments . Thank you. I understand if not possible.
Wondering if there's any way to cut the strips so the bias edges are not on the outside seams? |
Can't wait to try this out method.
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Bold print reminding to press seams open is really useful!
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the only way to do that is to start with bias strips at the beginning. I find it easier to sew small bias pieces than long bias strips. Hope that answers your question.
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Interesting way of making flying geese. I like using the no waste method, but might have to give this one a try.
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