Flying Geese - which method?

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12-14-2016, 05:32 PM

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Doggramma

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I've been using the method where you start with a rectangle cut the size of the flying goose (the finished size with the seam allowances) and 2 squares. You mark the squares on the diagonal and sew them onto the top 2 corners of the rectangle, then trim off the fabrics behind. I call it "flippy corners" but I'm sure that's not it's official name.

12-15-2016, 09:16 AM

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Notwendy

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Location: Milwaukee, WI from Columbia, SC

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Originally Posted by busy fingers

Love it - reminds me of Christmas trees under snow. Please remember I am sitting here sweltering in over 100 degree temps for the last two days so snow would be nice right now.

Ha! That is way too warm. However, I am currently "enjoying" 3 degrees F (-16C) with a wind chill of -12F (-25C). Our summers are lovely so maybe I just need to find a winter retreat some day. : )

I grew up with 100 degree days for weeks at a time. I must say, in all honesty, I prefer the cold.