Staggered Flying geese
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Staggered geese made me think of geese that had gotten into a bad batch of grain.
There is a wall sized pattern with staggered (but still sober) geese section of the wall hanging. It is at Fat Quarter Shop: Bean Counter quilts by Lorrie Franz :Animal Tracks. I thought you would simply made lop sided geese but drawings provided here might be easier.
Jois
There is a wall sized pattern with staggered (but still sober) geese section of the wall hanging. It is at Fat Quarter Shop: Bean Counter quilts by Lorrie Franz :Animal Tracks. I thought you would simply made lop sided geese but drawings provided here might be easier.
Jois
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Originally Posted by babeegirl
ok so the printer is fried....or its mad at the computer. Now don't laugh, I know this looks silly but I used Windows Paint to do up the paper pieced block. Remember to reverse it if thats what you want it to look like face up.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
See this "strippy" (I think that's the right term) quilt on this site:
It's called Migrating Geese and Cobblestones
http://www.datquiltlady.com/class2.h...20COBBLESTONES:
It's called Migrating Geese and Cobblestones
http://www.datquiltlady.com/class2.h...20COBBLESTONES:
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Thanks for posting this! I was recently trying to figure out the way I would piece this without PP and appreciate your graphs. Here's a little mini with the SFG. :D
sample SFG mini
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I got my first four finished. I made the geese square 1/2 inch larger and it works perfectly, leaving the quarter inch seam allowance at the sides. I started with a five inch square for the geese and two 4 1/2 in squares for the backgrounds. It was fun to see that come out. Rather than copy the whole pattern on the printer, I only copied 5 pages. I ran from the computer to the sewing room (and the laundry room to iron) a few times. Now I have the directions and a sample.
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