Love this!!! Thanks for sharing.
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After watching Tim showing it to us, i felt like "hey, that is so easy and cool"...will try it one day! Thanks for pointing out this you tube tutorial...
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This is the only way I make flying geese. There is a chart I downloaded for different sizes. I'll try to find the link if it's still there.
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I didn't have it bookmarked but I had this:
Making Geese in Any Size, The Formula: You can make your Flying Geese in any size using the following formula: Size of squares = 1/2 inch larger than the desired finished height of the overall unit. Height of the rectangle = same as the squares you cut. Width of the rectangle = width of square times two minus 1/2 inch. In other words, if you cut 2" squares, you would cut the rectangle 2" x 3.5" |
Thanks Bella!
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I didn't have it bookmarked but I had this:
Making Geese in Any Size, The Formula: You can make your Flying Geese in any size using the following formula: Size of squares = 1/2 inch larger than the desired finished height of the overall unit. Height of the rectangle = same as the squares you cut. Width of the rectangle = width of square times two minus 1/2 inch. In other words, if you cut 2" squares, you would cut the rectangle 2" x 3.5" |
Brilliant! Thank you!
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They say you are never too old to learn . Ihope this proves to be
true because I am trying this first thing tomorrow. Thank you so much. Roni |
fun and easy
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I didn't have it bookmarked but I had this:
Making Geese in Any Size, The Formula: You can make your Flying Geese in any size using the following formula: Size of squares = 1/2 inch larger than the desired finished height of the overall unit. Height of the rectangle = same as the squares you cut. Width of the rectangle = width of square times two minus 1/2 inch. In other words, if you cut 2" squares, you would cut the rectangle 2" x 3.5" |
Thank you and God bless.
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