doowopddbop

I love making flying geese units, but have only used them in certain blocks in sampler quilts (Sawtooth Star, Dutchman's Puzzle). I would love to see all the ways you have used flying geese. Oh, and that's another question! Is one unit a flying goose??

PaperPrincess

Oh, and that's another question! Is one unit a flying goose??

Don't know, but you sure have a gaggle of pretty ones!

kriscraft99

ohhhhhhhhhh pretty!!

Izy

Here is a picture of the Scrappy Flying Geese border I made on my very first quilt, a kingsize sampler,no pattern, just started making various blocks and made it fit our 5' bed! The geese were paper pieced in blocks of 6 if I remember correctly then stitched together :-D

I am off to check out yours now, your fabric choices are so pretty!

watson's mom

Izy...love the colours in your quilt.

doowopddbop..love your flying geese, haven't made any yet myself.

nativetexan

geese all around!!

doowopddbop

Oh, Izy and Nativetexan, we are off to a good start! They really look stunning running around the border like that!

redquilter

The geese have landed and they are all lovely.

Damkina

Love all the geese flying around, and the quilt colours are lovely.

I would like to know which sewing technique everyone either prefers, or thinks makes the least amount of waste fabric. I usually use the oblong and two smaller squares method, but have also been wondering about trying the one with a large and small square, which I've seen Eleanor Burns use.

Anyone any idea which is the most economical?

Joanne

Lynnie25

Here are a couple of quilts I have used flying geese on. The blue quilt is just a quilt top still to be quilted.