How to Make 4 at a Time Flying Geese Blocks
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Here I walk you through how to make 4 at a time Flying Geese Blocks. I add some fun to this video showing many sizes and how awesome they turn out.
Here is links to many different Flying Geese Charts I found Online.
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Thank you. Also want to thank you for showing us how you cut your scraps. I got a huge bag cut down. Pressing first was such a help. I don’t sew as much as you so cut 2.5, 5 and anything smaller than that into strings. Not sure if I will use them but they are there in case. It feels so good to do this. The strings I don’t want less than 1.25. I bagged up all the rest to donate for crumb quilts. Marked the bag so if anyone looking for that can easily know. It feels great to get my sewing room tidy. My daughter is coming from Texas to Kansas Friday so we will have a tidy room to sew. I miss our weekly sewing sessions. 💚💚
I'm happy to hear your daughter is coming for a visit ❤️ I'm glad that cutting the scraps down helped tidy up your room. Now to sew something with them 😊
@@TiffanysQuiltingLife yes, I’m ready to do that.
Hi Tiffy, you’re awesome. That was unreal! Love love love everything you show us. Bless you always. 😘😘🇦🇺
Thank you 😊 💓
This was an awesome video. Love them all but you always bring a bit of an edge that makes it so interesting. Thank you, your a blast.
. Gloria Poirier, Port Dover, Ontario, Canada!
Thank you Tiffany
Thanks for sharing Tiffany.
Thank you for doing the "experimentation" I could never bring myself to try.
A good teacher gives the students the ability to step out on their own with good tools and good understanding of the process, You DID IT! Right in front of our eyes! You are pretty special in that way. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Some may complain. I don’t care. I have learned so much from you! And, you’re a hoot!!
Good morning! Thanks for the tutorial.
Hello 👋
Great demo! You rock.❤
Goodmorning
Hello 👋
You are incredible. Love how your mind works!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you, Tiffany, for this outstanding tutorial!! The smaller the geese became, the more I was saying, "Oh, heck, NO!!" Hahaha! I love it!!❤
Thank you for this flying Geese tutorial. Very useful for this quick method
Girl, you are crazy.... Crazy smart!!! No one else has demonstrated the flying geese in different sizes and explained how to size them using this method. Thank you!
I thought it would be fun to show it 😉
Not crazy ... diligent
I do not know if I will ever find out, but I am thinking that perhaps a good experiment would be to change the numbers on the cut squares - - just to see ... if we went a quarter inch smaller, what would the size come out. All in all, you did not have as much waste as is found in other methods, and I DO LIKE that!
One year I sat down to learn this method ... I think I was working on unfinished size 2x4" ... I made 1064 flying geese ... I still have them ... I really do need to sew them into something ... in time, probably ...
If I ever do the idea I considered ... I will let you know
I hope you sew yours up. Even if you just do a chevron design.
Thx for a great tutorial, you make it look so easy and I think relieved some of my flying geese anxiety. You are fabulous
Great video!!!!
thx
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I do not know if this helps or not, but the formula for the end product is the goose should be twice as wide as it is tall.
Thank you Tiffany.
What is the name of the online material store you sometimes purchase from besides walmart?
From Marshal lDry Goods they have so much.
❤Don't let that upie downie thread guide catch your fingernail LOL 😆 OUCH still hurts...
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Good morning tiff and scott
Hi 👋
Doll house quilt?? 😅
This is one of your most best, maybe my favorite.
I just admire Trump's courage, strength, and Patriotism.
I think it is an AWESOME video and will be a great help, for who avoid 4-flying geese!!❤
I totally on board for doing flying geese this way. Thanks for the chart and video. 👍❤️🙂
Omg this is the most hilarious tutorial just listening to you! Love it 😍!
Lovin the hair Tiffany and great lesson.. thank you🙏❤️
Thank you for sewing the different sizes. I need more than a written/diagramed pictures. I need the video to show how it’s done. The small ones would be great for mug rugs!
This is really great. I pull away from odd measurements in patterns. I think why I don’t do HST’s . Besides it frustrates me to loose my points. Must be OCD The smaller ones are best even though I tend to make bigger squares I definitely will try these
What a wonderful experiment Tiffany! I love that’s it’s less how do I get a particular size, than what can I get out of these sizes. Have a great day!
Thank you. I have been quilting for years and hate flying geese. I have a problem with my eyes seeing the lines for those odd numbers cut. I usually have more waste than I want cause I have to cut them down.
Thank you for this tutorial. You make it look so easy and make me try things without being intimidated. I’m making some scrappy charity quilts and will practice these. Hi to Scott and Thumper!
Awesome 😊 Have fun!
Thank you this was fun my least favorite block is flying geese because of not having the 1/4 space I like star blocks
Thanks for losing the 8th thing.
Awesome video Tiffany, thanks so much.
Thank you so much it finally makes sense to my brain
Thank you for your tutorials love to watch everything you do Hello to Scott
Awesome, just when I needed help on this . Thank you.
Awesome video. Thank you for this.
Thank you so very much for showing this old dog new tricks. Darling you brighten my life with your knowledge, your courage and your compassion. thank you so much. May God bless you and keep you and yours.
You are so welcome!
That was so much fun! What a great experiment.
🦋 Excellency in a 4-Flying Geese Tutorial‼️🕊️
Yes…it can be done! I made the 365 challenge quilt in 2020 by Kathryn Kerr with lots of tiny pieces. Many flying geese unit finishing at 1/2” by 1”. I loved working with the small pieces. ❤️
How fun 😊
Qué gran técnica! Muchas gracias desde 🇨🇱
I love the colors you chose for this. It makes it much easier to see what you're doing. Thank you for sharing this
This not only entertaining but very educational! Love it.
So glad to see your version of this. You explain things so well. I've been working on a quilt with 6 inch panels and wanted to put them around my blocks. I've practiced several ways and still don't have the "size outcome" that I need. I would have to make 360 half square triangles if I do it that way.
I hope you figure it out 😉
I am so excited. I have been asking!
Have you considered drawing a line on the overlap section in the middle and cut off that bit of extra fabric (it only affects the first two squares you are stitching on)? I don't like the added fabric where the two squares overlap. I see you did consider it
If you go down to just an inch bigger than half the large size it don't happen. I could pre cut that away, but I am never sure where it will land.
That was fun. Thanks for taking the time
You rock! Going through all of this 😊
😢Thanks for sharing this geese 😊
Lol, I was just thinking, "Girl, you are crazy!" whenever you said it yourself! 😅
Thank you and keep going I want give up and I had MS you inspire me to keep going
You got this!
THEY ARE SO PRETTY
Great info!!!
Hi Tiffany thanks for showing everybody how to do flying case
I’m late, watching anyway! 😇❤️👍
It was a pre filmed upload, your good 👍
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Sew clever. This helps me because I am a ruler challenged lady! Iol Thanks for sharing.
I also like the extra fabric on the tip!
If you have a specific length to fit for a border this is like magic! Sorry for all the comments but if I don’t comment right away I forget
It's ok 👍
Hello, how are you?
Hi 👋 I'm goodish, how about you?
Much easier, thank you
Was it Marshall?
Probably Marshall Dry Goods the online store
Good morning Tiff
Good Evening 👋
Thank you Tiffany! I needed this. I will pin it to my board so it I will always have a guide to go by!
Good morning Tiffany
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good morning
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Thanks!
Thank you so much 💓
Love the teeny tiny flying geese it would be perfect for a dolls house ❤
Good morning from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Love your process already! Thanks for doing the hard work for us!
You are so welcome!