I knew this technique years & years ago. Came to KZread hoping someone had posted it. Your instructions and camera work are done very well. Thanks for the reminder on this speedy technique!

Great tutorial! I've not made a Flying Geese Quilt yet, but I love how they look and I want to start one soon! Thanks again!

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You made it look so easy and you explained it so much better than the instructions I received with my quilt pattern. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you.

I'm working on a pattern that shows this method, but I had never seen it "in action" before. As I still consider myself a novice quilter, new things scare the heck out of me!! I'm so glad to have found your video showing exactly how it works. I really appreciate it!

@harrynathan9698

2 жыл бұрын

instablaster...

thank you, what a great hack! this is my first time making them and Im sitting here ready to do each little goose individually! you saved me!

Thanks for sharing the formula. You're awesome!

Just discovered your video, it is fantastic! Thank you!

Than you for a wonderful tutorial!! Easy to understand!🌷🌷

Thank you very much for your excellent video. Most helpful were the exact measurements that you mentioned at the beginning: my finished size FG units have to be 3 x 1.5 inches, and your calculations have let me work out these sizes perfectly. And so quick too! Thank you again. Janie @ Belhaven Quilts

@henriettepaulus6479

6 жыл бұрын

Wilde de maten graag in cm

Thanks for the excellent video!

I was stuck and this video was exactly what I needed

Great video!

You saved me! This video was exactly what I needed to move on! Thank you so much!! :D

Beautiful!

very nice video, Thank you

Very clever!

Thank you so much😘👍

Cool! Thanks!

Great! What pen is that?

This is great! By the way what is your name? I like to call these videos for quilting Flying geese with ____________

Briliant

Bonsoir, svp, les mesures des carrés en centimètres? Merci de me répondre.

thank you for this video. Is there wiggle room to true up the geese when you're done?

@Roxanne4002

3 жыл бұрын

Carleen Brigley I don't see any wiggle room. I do believe the seam allowance will eat the corners up, maybe not.

@twiddletails

3 жыл бұрын

No, these are meant to turn out exactly the right size. :)

@Roxanne4002

3 жыл бұрын

Twiddletails thank you. I did try these and they were perfect.

Thankyou

I am having trouble with the finished size. Well first, im not sure what the finished size means? Does it include a qtr inch past the point of the"goose"? Anyway, when I finish, without trimming, I end up with a 2.25-×.5" vs 4.25- 4.5" rectangle. Am I supposed to trim that down to 2 x 4? I would like to see your trimming steps. I'm getting lost in there somewhere. Thank you!

@twiddletails

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Carol. The finished size is the size the block will be when sewn into the quilt. A 2.5" x 4.5" unfinished block will finish at 2"x4". Be sure to check the accuracy of your scant 1/4" seams. You may have to test to figure out exactly where you should sew on your specific machine to get the correct size at the end.

grazie loredana

This does not work. See better the size that your receved. Bigger with 0,5" that you cant trim good to receve the correct size.

@lizh2752

4 жыл бұрын

I do not understand what you are saying...

@DelilahMagenta1

4 жыл бұрын

Yves yes it does work! I’ve just made a whole lot of them using exactly these measurements and her method.