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Here at AGF, we’ve discovered a whole NEW approach which we like to call the “Stroked Flying Geese,” this technique is similar to the No Waste Flying Geese but with a twist! So learn a new skill, and follow this tutorial on how to achieve this unique look in our blog post, where we walk you through each step of the process in detail. Apply this technique to your next project, discover what Pure Solids \u0026 Nature Elements prints were used, and even find a free pillow pattern!
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A tutorial from Maureen Howard. Presented October 2017 for November 2017 Block Lottery. Questions? email maureen2.howard2@gmail dot com GEESE: Please use strong, saturated colors that will show up well against the background. Geese can be prints or solids. Feel free to use a mix of prints and solids in a single colorway; i.e., all geese made of tints and shades from the red-orange colorway. BACKGROUND: The background fabrics should be black, grey, and white, or any combination thereof. You can use solids or prints as long as the only colors in the background are black, grey, and white. (Got it? Black, grey, and white!!) You can have your geese flying straight up the center, as the orange and blue ones. Or… your geese can be offset to one side or the other, like the pink and green geese shown below. CUTTING: There are six units (rows) in each block. For centered geese, cut: (6) Left side background 2.5” x 4.5” (6) Geese color: 2.5” x 4.5” (6) Right side background: 2.5” x 4.5” For offset geese, cut: (6) Left side background: 2.5” x 5.5” (6) Geese color: 2.5” x 4.5” (6) Right side background: 2.5” x 3.5” (If you want the right side to be bigger than the left, reverse the dimensions for those pieces.) SEWING: With right sides of geese fabric and background fabric together, mark a 45° angle on background piece, as shown. Stitch on your marked line. Trim excess fabric, about ¼” from stitching line. Press seam allowance towards background fabric. (Ignore that smallish green corner sticking out on the bottom. Oops. Oh well.) Repeat this for the other side – (dark background fabric in this picture.) You will be stitching over the top of the first stitching line to make your geese point. Trim excess fabric, about ¼” from stitching line. Press seam allowance towards the background fabric. Make six of these units (rows) for each block. Arrange units (rows) in the order that’s pleasing to you. (Magic color change alert for the subsequent pictures. 🙂 When stitching units (rows) together, put the side with the point of the flying geese on top so you can see where the point is. As your presser foot gets close to the tip of the goose, ensure the fabric is aligned so that your needle sews exactly where the seam lines intersect. This saves lives because you don’t chop the goose’s head off! Your seam should look like this. Give the block a good press, and you’re done! (Just as soon as you make 27 more blocks; geese need friends! Just kidding.)
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This quilt combines two elements that have been on my to-do quilting list: Low Volume fabric a
nd Flying Geese arrows 🙂 First I pulled all of my low volume fabric that I wanted to use. The low volume became my background. I went with my favorite colors for the arrows, navys and greens and a…Read More
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Flying Quilt Pattern by Emily of Quilty Love. Flying is a quick and easy flying geese pattern. Flying works great with prints, solids or your scraps. Highlight your favorite fabric line or make a version using your fabric stash or scraps. Includes 4 size options: Crib, Throw, Twin and Queen Great stash and scrap quilt. Quick and easy. Pattern assumes that the quilter has basic piecing and quilting knowledge. Ambitious beginner pattern. Fabric Requirements listed in photos. Quilty Love Patterns are easy to read and follow with detailed cutting instructions and plenty of graphics for the visual learner. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN: This listing is for the digital PDF copy of this pattern. You will receive a PDF file to download to your computer. Can be printed as 8.5×11 or viewed on your device. Pattern is full color with clear instruction and diagrams. Includes coloring pages to plan out your quilt design. Pattern is one person use. Do not copy, sell, or distribute without written consent. License to sell: You may sell the items you have made using this pattern as a small independent seller. Please credit the pattern design as Emily Dennis Patterns.
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PRINTED PATTERN (printed on color printer) Gander Lake is a modern quilt made from fat quarters. It comes in 2 sizes – Throw and Queen. The throw size cover quilt was made with 4 different colors: Light Gray, Medium Gray, Dark Gray, and Yellow. Each color had 3 different fabrics. But you can make the throw size pattern with any set of 12 fat quarters. Throw 57\
