fruitloop

I had a lot of flying geese to make for a guild challenge quilt and didn't have a lot of time. I used the One Seam Flying Geese method. Easiest flying geese I ever made and fast. There is some waste but I needed save time not fabric.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78Mu0C_QL8Y

http://thecraftyquilter.com/2012/09/...cutting-chart/

Onebyone

I like the one seam method too. The 'pockets' can be flipped back and stitched making curved flying geese. So many design ideas using them. I would stitch the pockets closed if sending to a long armer. They are super fast to make and perfect everytime. Sometimes saving time is more important then saving fabric.

Jordan

I have the Eleanor Burns FG rulers and love using them. I have all sizes and use them all the time with great ease.

gale

But how is it saving time if you have to sew all of those little pockets closed?

Quiltah Mama

​Deb Tucker wing clipper user here. Love it, have used it lots.

Battle Axe

I would like a FG ruler that has a GPS on it. I've got a pile of FG made and I can't find my ruler. I found the creative grids one, but it doesn't have the size I want. ( 2" x 3 1/2) What tub did I hide that in?????

Onebyone

I should have explained. If the LA gets it I use a basting glue to hold them shut and the quilting will hold them shut. She says I don't have but I know it saves her some hassle. When I fold them to be curved then I top stitch the curve before giving to LA. It's really fast and simple to do. If I quilt it my self, then I sew them down as I quilt it.

JenF

Sorry to say that I can't recommend Deb Tucker's wing clipper ruler. I cut a complete lap quilt with this ruler and I've been having a devil of a time assembling it. I followed her directions exactly and couldn't get the lines to match up and now the 1/4" seams are not lining up at assembly either.

hcarpanini

I usually oversize mine and then use the Bloc Loc ruler to trim. There are u tube videos on this.