We are making more Flying Geese this week, but this time we get to build a part of the block, so there is a great incentive to get them all done.
Follow the No Waste Flying Geese method shown HERE using your black 2 7/8" squares and grey 5 1/4" squares
Trim to 2 1/2" x 4 1/2"
First trim.
Second trim.
I love my Wing Clipper from Deb Tucker's Design 180 Studio. No affiliation, but next week I will have them in my Etsy shop. (Yay!)
When stitching the Flying Geese units together, sew with the point of the goose facing up, that way you can make sure you don't sew off the point.
Press towards the bottom unit. You will make 120 of these units.
That's it for the Flying Geese units. Give them a wave goodbye as they head south and we move on to the half square triangles next week.
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Happy Stitching!
Jen
Beginners Unite Quilt Along
September 12 - Cutting (including fussy cutting the center)
September 19 - Center block
September 21 - Look at marking tools
September 26 - Flying Geese week 1
September 19 - Center block
September 21 - Look at marking tools
September 26 - Flying Geese week 1
October 3 - Flying Geese week 2 ~ You are here
October 10 - Half Square Triangles
October 17 - Corner Units
October 24 - Block Assembly
October 31 - Top Assembly
November 7 - Add borders
November 14 - Quilting and Binding
October 10 - Half Square Triangles
October 17 - Corner Units
October 24 - Block Assembly
October 31 - Top Assembly
November 7 - Add borders
November 14 - Quilting and Binding
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