Flying geese?
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Is there a quick easy way to make flying geese with 2 different color wings? The specific colors have to stay on the same side.
I use the four at once method and love it, but it would make 1/2 the colors on the wrong side of the wing.
I use the four at once method and love it, but it would make 1/2 the colors on the wrong side of the wing.
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That's what I do. I call it the "old fashioned way." For the diagonal seam I draw the line and sew on it. If the squares are small enough, I use the line marked on the bed of my machine just in front of the presser foot to guide the point of the block.
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No fears with bias ... and perfectly sizes and shaped geese, with ever so nice points on them!
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CRO I know exactly what you are talking about as I am making a Flying Dutchman block. That's the very problem with wanting to do the easy flying geese method. I really don't think anyone has properly answered our question here so far. I don't like doing the old fashioned, draw a diagonal line and sew on it method. That's why I wanted to use the fast way. In a way it's interesting to see no one has the way to do this but there has to be some way!!
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