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Very cool! That Ricky Tims is a smartie! I'm going to have to try this! Thanks!
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i am on way to machine to try now. I love flying geese.
Thanks for link |
How totally cool is that!!!! Thanks for the great site!!!!
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I did it I did it wowo hoo these are so easy!!!!!!
Thank you Thank you Thank you for the info. Have another quilt in my head and want to start right away with my brights lol knew I bought a half yard of each for a reason. will post pic soon. :D |
That is just way too cool!
It has given me an idea for a quilt! OH NO! NOT ANOTHER IDEA!!! lol |
Your all welcome. I can't wait to try it myself, but I have a few quilts Before that one.
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:D Thanks....That is great !!!
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Bev, there's always the borders to play with....this would be a great technique to practice on in a border or two....or 3 LOL.
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Thanks so much for posting this! I can't wait to try this. :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by sondray
One Seam Flying Geese Block
English Method Cut 1 3 x 5 ½ inch strip – will be the geese 2 3 inch squares – will be the sky This will make one 4 ½ inch x 2 ½ inch finished flying geese unit. Fold strip in half wrong sides together. Put folded strip on top of one (right side up) square matching raw edges of folded strip to the top and left raw edge of square. Fold should be facing bottom with a ¼ inch space from folded edge to bottom of square. Place second square (wrong side up) on top of the folded strip matching raw edges to first square making a sandwich with the folded strip in the middle. Sew ¼ inch seam down the right side of all layers. There should be a ¼ inch section at bottom with only the two square fabrics in seam. Open the sandwich and fold out the strip to form the geese section. Check out the tutorial also: http://www.ufo-rphanage.com/gander.shtml |
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