flying geese

A bit of progress from Applique 'n Patch Quilting

Not much getting finished, but projects have progressed along.

Rows are starting to be sewn together for this project.

Flying geese blocks have been made, but a lot more are needed.

Binding is finally being sewn onto this Xmas quilt.

Lastly, leg warmers are being knitted. With the loss of muscle in my lower legs, I’m finding the cold weather harder to take and the cold affects me when outside. These warmers are nice and thick and will help me a lot.

Last week, my sister and I took a trip to Ottawa for a few days of Xmas ...

added by Rose Marie 2 weeks, 3 days ago. under flying geese , knitting , rail fence

Block Party Block #56 - Birthday Cake Tutorial Part 2 from Quilting Affection

In Part 2 of this tutorial for Block Party Block #56, titled "Birthday Cake," we will focus on the flying geese units and the finishing touches for the block. If you're looking for the tutorial on the Square Squared unit, please refer to last month’s blog, Part 2 of Block PartyBlock #55, where I covered it in detail.

If you missed Part 1 of the tutorial for this block, you can find it HERE.

To download the block, click on this link: https://bit.ly/BPB56-BirthdayCake

When determining your block size, consult your pattern-cutting charts and tool instructions ...

added by Quilting Affection Designs 8 months, 3 weeks ago. under block party block , flying geese , no nudge flying geese , studio 180 design , wing clipper

Crystal Pendants from Sew Preeti Quilts

Island Batik's February Challenge and BlogHop requires the ambassadors to use their assigned Fall 2024 collection (I got Radiant Burst) and the Studio 180 Design Tool (I got Wing Clipper) to make a Table Runner or a Bed Runner.

Sounds simple? Yes. But wait there is more.

1. We must make at least 12 units.

2. Use as many fabrics (from the 20 in the collection) as possible.

NOW, we have a challenge :-)

Well, here is my response.

Glowing Front

And I used leftover blocks from Mirabelle to make the backing, so it is two-sided.

Moody Back

Double-Sided Runner ...

added by Preeti 9 months, 4 weeks ago. under blog hop , eq8 , flying geese , hobbs batting , island batik , island batik ambassador , island batik designer , modern patchwork , schmetz needles , studio 180 design , table runner , walking foot quilting , wing clipper

Stars of Peace QAL: Introduction from Nestlings By Robin

As some of you may know,
I come from a military family.

After joining the Coast Guard myself,

I met and married my husband then

followed him in his 30 years of service.

We were fortunate to be able to see

a great deal of the country through

our moves, learning the history and culture

of many regions.

It was an honor to be a part of the

Coast Guard and its missions.

As a quilter, I am involved with the

Quilts of Valor Foundation.

The foundation's mission is an

important message to those that

serve our country, you ...

added by Robin 10 months, 2 weeks ago. under bom , fabrics , flying geese , hsts , nestlings by robin , parallelogram , qal , qsts , red white and blue , sestercentennial , stars of peace qal , supplies

New Inklingo Shapes: Tulip Patch from Stof genoeg

Quilt designs for Spring, with the Tulip Patch block, the latest Inklingo shape collection! Continue reading →

added by Annika 1 year, 8 months ago. under 8 inch block , annika kornelis original quilt design , curved piecing , eq6 , eq7 , eq8 , flying geese , inklingo , spring , transparency effect , tulip patch (Comments)

Weekly update: two finishes + the stash report from With Strings Attached

This week's walks were at Spring Bluff (close to home) and Ethel's Woods.

Vervain.

Purple coneflower, meadow sweet.

Sawtooth sunflower, white monarda.

Tansy, pinnate prairei coneflower.

There are signs at both preserves that explain the history of the property.

We saw the movie Oppenheimer on Saturday afternoon. We arrived in plenty of time, so much so that we had to sit through nearly a half hour of commercials and previews before the three-hour feature began. It was thought-provoking. Once I got home I looked up the people, some of whom I'd heard of but others who were ...

added by Nann 2 years, 4 months ago. under black white quilt , design wall monday , flying geese , mug rugs , oh scrap! , sew and tell , stash report , weekly update

Friday update: challenge completed + using left overs from With Strings Attached

My entry for the guild challenge is quilted, bound, and labeled.

This is all I will show you because it's a surprise. The reveal is at the September 6 guild meeting.

At the PieFest in 2008 I made a lot of red/black/white flying geese. They are 3" x 5-1/2" unfinished. I used five in this project.

I put the remaining geese on the design wall. I contemplated blocks -- Yankee puzzle, Louisiana, variable star -- but I wanted to get something done before I lost heart or got distracted by something else. I didn't fuss much with ...

added by Nann 2 years, 4 months ago. under black white quilt , can i get a whoop whoop , challenge quilt , finished or not friday , flying geese , omg 2023 , peacock party , rsc 2023

Fly Away Challenge from Sew Preeti Quilts

The Island Batik June Challenge reads as follows:

Use one of your precut bundles and play with the versatile Flying Geese blocks to create a fun quilt or table runner! Your project must use Flying Geese blocks as the focus but you can combine other blocks to enhance the project.

Now, I am not a fan of Flying Geese Blocks. The construction is a fiddly multi-step process, regardless of the method you choose. Even when the method works for you, you need a specialty ruler for precision points. In my opinion a flying goose block is made up of two ...

added by Preeti 2 years, 6 months ago. under aggressive fish , fish block , fish quilt , flying geese , flying goose , house blocks , houses , island batik , island batik ambassador , island batik designer , island batik fabrics , mini quilt , tame fish , zippered pouch

Frolic Mystery Quilt Finish! from Becca's Crazy Projects

It's been more than year since I quilted my version of Bonnie Hunter's Mystery Quilt Frolic. I decided it was time to get it bound.

Applying binding to large quilts is a wrestling match. I attach the binding to the back of the quilt so I can machine finish it from the top.

If you want to learn more about how I mark my binding for joining the ends, or other quilt binding tips, I have a page (linked on the sidebar) where you can find my machine finished binding tips.

My way is not the only way ...

added by Becca 2 years, 6 months ago. under 2023 , adventure , crazy , design , flying geese , frolic , hst , mystery , project , projects , quilt , quilter , quiltville , tool , tool tip

Three More CIL Finishes from Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework

Whew! I am just stacking up the finishes lately!

Today I am ready to share the last three Covered in Love finishes for Kat.

All of these quilts were made from her "Scrap Bin Geese" block drive. I really enjoyed working with these blocks because there are SO many layouts you can create.

First up is to simply align the blocks so that you have vertical gray and light columns.

(Sorry - another very wet day so I had to take photos of the quilts on my longarm frame again.)

I quilted some irregularly spaced vertical line on it.

On the ...

added by Cynthia Brunz Designs 2 years, 9 months ago. under covered in love , donation quilts , finished quilt , flying geese

New Tutorial - Quick Flying Geese (4-at-a-time) from twiddletails

This was long overdue!

I updated the Quick Flying Geese tutorial to make it easier to download and print.

You can still watch the video on the YouTube Channel over here.

Quick Flying Geese Tutorial (4-at-a-time)

This is a tutorial for making 4 identical flying geese units at a time, with absolutely no fabric wasted.

Determine the size of your cut pieces

1. Decide which size you’d like your flying geese units to finish at. (The height has to be half the width.)
2. Add ⅞” to the shorter measurement. (a)
3. Add 1¼” to the longer measurement ...

added by Anina 2 years, 9 months ago. under flying geese , flying geese blocks , four at a time , how to , tutorial

Friday check in: the geese are flying, and the stash report from With Strings Attached

I went to Joann's, Hobby Lobby, and two quilt shops to find a print that I liked for the Christmas Geese borders. (I'd hope to find more of the green check (Lori Holt). The first shop had it in a lovely turquoise but not green.) I was pleased and relieved to find the red print (Moda) at the second LQS. I bought the 1-3/4 yards that was left on the bolt. It turned out to be a tricky-to-match diagonal. After some fiddly cutting I managed to piece the lengths required.

72 x 80, 6 yards by weight ...

added by Nann 3 years, 2 months ago. under christmas quilt , finished or not friday , flying geese , stash report

Weekly update: cemetery walk, a little progress, and flying geese from With Strings Attached

Saturday afternoon was sunny, breezy, and a bit cool -- a fine day for the Zion Historical Society's Lake Mound Cemetery Walk. I was among the ten people who portrayed historical personages who are buried in Lake Mound. (Well, technically, nine. The tenth was a soldier who died in Italy in 1944. The cemetery has his cenotaph, which is what is placed when there is no body.) I played Josephine Landon Kellogg whose grandfather was the first non-native settler in Benton Township. Josephine lived at Hollyhock Hill, the successor to the family farm, all her very long life -- born in ...

added by Nann 3 years, 2 months ago. under batik quilt , christmas quilt , design wall monday , flying geese , monday making , oh scrap! , zion historical society

Can’t see the zigs through the zags from I Patch and Quilt

How many quilt blocks can you come up with that create a zig zag? At least 3, right?

Let’s look a t a few!

Block 1 – HST

The hardworking Half Square Triangle block. Great for working with a ombre or stripy fabric, or going scrappy !

Block 2 – Flying Geese

The elegant Flying Geese block. There are great ways to create more than one block at a time. Plus you have the option to go scrappy and play with the values of color.

Block 3 – Rail fence, on point

And this fun square block on point, composed of two rectangles ...

added by ipatchandquilt 3 years, 3 months ago. under blocks , chevron , e-book , flying geese , freebie , hst , pattern , quilt , quilt block , quilt pattern , scraps , tutorial , workshop , zigzag (Comments)

Learn to sew perfect triangles with our Triangle Masterclass! NEW KITS … from Quilt Addicts Anonymous

Last fall we launched our Triangle Masterclass, a nine part video series that covers everything you need to know to improve your triangle piecing.

We have dedicated videos for sewing half square triangles, quarter square triangles or hourglass units, double pinwheels, four-at-a-time no waste flying geese.

Plus there are videos on how I sew the quilt block together so I don’t cut off any points, and my two-pinning method to get perfect points every time. Wrap it up by watching how I used rulerwork on my longarm to quilt triangles into the design as well.

The course is free ...

added by Stephanie Soebbing 3 years, 4 months ago. under double pinwheels , flying geese , half square triangles , hourglass , howto & style , mitered corner , quarter square triangles , quilt addicts anonymous , quilt addicts anonymous original patterns , quilt addicts anonymous tutorials , quilt triangles , quilt tutorials , quilting tutorials , stephanie soebbing , triangle masterclass , tutorials (Comments)

Converging Geese Zoom Class from If These Threads Could Talk

Join me for a Converging Geese Zoom class September 15th at 11:00 AM. Sign up and download the supply list here (pattern is included with the class fee):

Register for Converging Geese Zoom Class

I created this pattern November 2018 for an Island Batik Log Cabin Challenge. It has been a popular pattern in my Etsy Shop ever since. This is a variation on the Log Cabin block and is a fun way to use your Square/Squared, Tucker Trimmer I & Wing Clipper I tools.

I named my original design “Converging Geese” because each block has ...

added by ifthesethreadscouldtalk 3 years, 4 months ago. under converging geese , converging geese zoom class , deb tucker , flying geese , geese on the edge , island batik , island batik ambassador , island batik fabric , log cabin variation , quilts , square , square squared , squared tool , studio 180 design , studio 180 design tools , tucker trimmer 1 , wing clipper , wing clipper 1 , wing clipper i (Comments)

Ultimate Flying Geese Tool from A Quilting Life

Ultimate Flying Geese Tool featured by Top US Quilt Blog, A Quilting Life

Hello, friends. Today I’m sharing a new-to-me sewing notion that I’ve decided I can’t live without. The Creative Grids Ultimate Flying Geese Tool is my new favorite for making quick, accurate, and fabric-saving flying geese. I love that this tool has options for eight different sizes using just one tool. I’ve also loved the speed […]

The post Ultimate Flying Geese Tool appeared first on A Quilting Life.

added by sherri McConnell 3 years, 6 months ago. under flying geese , rulers , tools (Comments)

Rhododendron Trail Finish from TheEclecticAbuela

Bonnie Hunter's annual mystery this year was called Rhododendron Trail.

I stayed (mostly) with Bonnie's colors--only substituting green for aqua. This is a different quilt than my usual ones; it is much lighter in color overall, but it is nice to make something out-of-the-ordinary sometimes.

Rhody Trail (92" x 100")

Rhody Trail (border and binding detail)

Rhody Trail (backing and binding detail)

A fun project--I love Mystery Quilts!

Happy Quilting.

added by TheEclecticAbuela 3 years, 7 months ago. under bonnie hunter , flying geese , large quilts , mystery quilt , on-point setting , pink quilts , qsts , rhododendron trail , scrappy quilts , scraps , yellow

Sterren, Flying Geese, Cirkeltjes en Beertjes. Oh, ja en 1 konijntje! from M. Brito de Campos

Na de cirkeltjes en de sterren waren de flying geese aan de beurt. Dus weer terug naar de doos met achtergrondjes en leuke stofjes om nieuwe combinaties te maken. Geprobeerd om niet dezelfde combinaties te maken als bij de cirkeltjes en dat is, geloof ik, wel gelukt. Er moesten ook nog 4 strookjes rondom om de juiste blok maat te verkrijgen.

Daarna waren de diertjes aan de beurt. Ik vond het konijntje heel erg leuk, dus die is als eerste gemaakt.

Er was ook een leeuwtje, maar die vond ik niet leuk.

Dus daarna nog 4 beertjes gemaakt.

Outfitjes bijelkaar ...

added by Marina Brito de Campos 3 years, 8 months ago. under applique , cirkels , flying geese , machine applique , sterren , susan smith , we are family

New Decostitch and Floral Elements Colors from Art Gallery Fabrics-The Creative Blog

Hello makers and fabric lovers!

With a new season upon us, what better way to honor the bright colors of spring with new shades of a couple of our most popular blenders: Floral and Decostitch Elements! These six new colors of each are perfect to add to your stash of AGF blenders since they make up a few missing shades between some, and they work well with others.

If you’re unsure what blenders are and how to use them, check out this previous blog post that gives you great ideas on how to use these non-directional fabrics.

Introducing our ...

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Quick Flying Geese Tutorial (4-at-a-time)

Block 1 – HST

Block 2 – Flying Geese

Block 3 – Rail fence, on point