Flying Geese
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Sorry, I am not computer literate either! The space is across the top where the two points meet or intersect in the middle-- they do not meet. I think I do not leave enough for the 1/4 inch seamto sew it to the next piece of material. Does that help?
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Originally Posted by lorniki
Help! My geese just don't fly! Don't know what I am doing wrong but I have a space where the two wings should meet.
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No I think your blocks are right, you are supposed to have about 1/4 inch of fabric at the top of the point, so when you sew your geese to the next thing, that space gets in the seam and your points are not cut off, does that make sense? The point of the geese should NOT touch the top of the block ....
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Here's an example (not mine)
[img]http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2007/09/18/...t-block_lg.jpg[/img]
That space at the top of the point will get taken up when it is sewn to the next thing, so the point will be on the seam, if the point was at the top of the block, when it got sewn together your geese would be flat topped.
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[img]http://img.hgtv.com/HGTV/2007/09/18/...t-block_lg.jpg[/img]
That space at the top of the point will get taken up when it is sewn to the next thing, so the point will be on the seam, if the point was at the top of the block, when it got sewn together your geese would be flat topped.
Rachel
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