Flying Geese - Variation???
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Hello .... By chance would someone have this paper piecing pattern that can point me in the right direction to find it?
I am looking for the Paper Piecing Flying Geese variation where the geese are not in the traditional straight row, but a wave.
I thought I had it, but of course, now that I am looking for them, geese are hiding on me!
Please? and Thank You, Everyone!
I am looking for the Paper Piecing Flying Geese variation where the geese are not in the traditional straight row, but a wave.
I thought I had it, but of course, now that I am looking for them, geese are hiding on me!
Please? and Thank You, Everyone!
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try these links
http://whynotsew.blogspot.com/2011/0...d-pattern.html
http://alwayssewbusy.blogspot.com/20...2-pattern.html
http://innerchilddesigns.blogspot.co...-tutorial.html
http://bumblebeansinc.blogspot.com/2...ved-geese.html
Most (all?) of those are instructions on how to make your own. I think this is what you want? Any ready-made PP template would be in a specific size/shape which may not conform to what you are making, so thinking making your own is the best option.
http://whynotsew.blogspot.com/2011/0...d-pattern.html
http://alwayssewbusy.blogspot.com/20...2-pattern.html
http://innerchilddesigns.blogspot.co...-tutorial.html
http://bumblebeansinc.blogspot.com/2...ved-geese.html
Most (all?) of those are instructions on how to make your own. I think this is what you want? Any ready-made PP template would be in a specific size/shape which may not conform to what you are making, so thinking making your own is the best option.
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You should do a google search for the terms "Migrating geese quilt pattern" or "Staggered flying geese".
Here is a tutorial for how to do it with traditional piecing: Migrating/Staggered Geese
Here is a tutorial for how to do it with traditional piecing: Migrating/Staggered Geese
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Hello Everyone ... OK, so what happened?
I swear I left a message on here on Friday. Where did it go?
Surely it did not get edited out like my original post?
Meanwhile, I got sidetracked on the weekend.
Part of that was following the links and playing on paper. Not ready for fabric yet!
Thanks Everyone for your suggestions/links. They have been quite helpful.
Feline Fanatic ... exactly what I was looking for!
DogHouseMom ... You swayed me there with that make-my-own possibility, because of the tidier look than with all the seams one gets in the other. But am I up for it?
Rebecca_S ... Always good to have more options. Thanks for the word suggestions for google. I know it's a matter of coming up with the right combo for Google, to find what one wants. Sometimes I miss the right words!![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
I want to play with it more on paper for a while before anything will happen with fabric!
If anyone has any more ideas .... always welcome!
I swear I left a message on here on Friday. Where did it go?
Surely it did not get edited out like my original post?
Meanwhile, I got sidetracked on the weekend.
Part of that was following the links and playing on paper. Not ready for fabric yet!
Thanks Everyone for your suggestions/links. They have been quite helpful.
Feline Fanatic ... exactly what I was looking for!
DogHouseMom ... You swayed me there with that make-my-own possibility, because of the tidier look than with all the seams one gets in the other. But am I up for it?
Rebecca_S ... Always good to have more options. Thanks for the word suggestions for google. I know it's a matter of coming up with the right combo for Google, to find what one wants. Sometimes I miss the right words!
![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
I want to play with it more on paper for a while before anything will happen with fabric!
If anyone has any more ideas .... always welcome!
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