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- I'm doing the Home Again Quilt Along from the Fat Quarter Shop! Here's how I make the flying geese blocks. #homeagainqal from #fqs
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Awesome tutorial! Something every quilter can use. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you always teaching!!!
Thank you for the information on flying geese. No more waste of fabric for me. Thanks again
Thank you another great video
Great tutorial again!❤
Excellent video. Thank you so very much ❤❤❤❤❤
Very helpful, Thank You! Enjoyed!
Great tip!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Very helpful video. Thank you so much for sharing……………
Great tip thankkyou
Wow you are just full of good ideas. I will sure use this method the next time I do flying geese. Of course with my older brain I will have to watch this video again while making it. Thank you for all you do for us.
Great tutorial I will be trying this method, thanks for sharing
Great tutorial. Always love to learn something from you!
Thanks for the tip on flying geese. I love your T-shirt. 🧵🌸🪡
Very helpful! Who knew?! I've been pinning wrong and that could be the cause of my inconsistent flying geese. Great, succinct tutorial. Thank you!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog. I don’t have an accucut or an embroidery machine, but just hearing what you’ve been up to since I tuned in and watching you piece and really talking quilting was nice! Thanks 😊
Thank you!
Great tips
Great video. Loved your flipped corner. Tried it this week and my overall came out the best I have ever made. Will be trying this method soon. Great big thanks🎉
That's awesome! Glad it worked for you!
Ty Becky love when you show piecing for that’s my way of quilting.
Thank you so much for your help,I thought there was a video I bought the pattern so this is so helpful happy easter🙏
You’re welcome 😊
I know you are mostly an embroider, but I love when you do the quilting videos. ❤️
This was so helpful. Thank you. I watch others and actually your tutorial clicked.
Thanks for explaining this technique, I have a pattern that used this technique of 4 at a time no waste, but I’m a visual person and could not make heads or tails of the written instructions
That was a very useful tip, thanks! I always learn from your videos. I agree, cute shirt.
Have the quarter inch ruler for several years really a must have
Love your T-shirt! Would you share were you purchased this lovely shirt? Thank you! Love your videos!😊
Found it in a FB ad a couple of weeks ago.
Great tips for the flying geese!
That was an awesome tip…have to try it out! Cute shirt!
Wonderful method Becky! Thank so much! Your method will certainly improve my piecing. 😊🥰
Glad it was helpful!
Good tips here! Going to be a beautiful quilt.
Great demonstration, thanks!
I love that Creative Grids seam guide! I use it all the time for marking lines. It's so easy to line up the fabric corner through the gap in the ruler.
Question about using steam. I don't put water in my iron, instead I use a spray mister. So I'm wondering what your thoughts are in comparing steam/spray misting fabric. Does using a spray mister have the same effect on fabric that steam in the iron does?
My philosophy is that any time you use moisture of any kind, it makes the fibers 'forget' where they are supposed to stay. If you spray, and then do a diagonal push or pull with your iron, the fibers will push and pull with the iron's movement and begin to look like a flat rippling stream. That's a disaster for quilting triangles of any kind. Even without moisture, I only use a horizontal or vertical movement with the iron to minimize torquing the fibers.
@@PowerToolsWithThread Thanks for your reply, Becky. It makes perfect sense. I only use my spray mister when I'm pressing completed blocks but they do get wonky sometimes. I will remember your horizontal/vertical movement tip. I'm from the old school of ironing my cotton clothes when I was much younger, which makes it hard for me to remember to PRESS my seams. I'm trying to remember to be kind to my quilting seams. 😊 Happy Easter!
I have not used this method but love that it saves so much fabric, saw it on Kimberly’s channel recently and I will certainly be using it from now on. Thanks for sharing. Love your channel and thanks for all you do for us. Old dogs can learn a new trick, if they are inclined, Green Bananas.
Perfectly shows how sewing to the inside of the line makes all the difference in the outcome. I always smile when I hear quilters say they don’t like sewing garments because it’s hard to fit…. Yeah well, unless you use these tips, keeping quilt blocks to size is not always easy either! Lol
Wonderful! I like this method, too; but, mine are not as accurate as yours. I am going to try your sewing tip! Thanks! I sure wish I enjoyed getting up early in the morning!
Great tip , thank you ! I am always frustrated at the amount of waste with “normal” flying geese so I love your method and will apply it next time I do them !
If you don’t have a marker but have a heat dissolving pan, do you follow the same rule… see on the inside line?
Since the inside edge of the line is the same, regardless of whether you use a marker or a pen, it shouldn't matter. A marker is just easier to see.
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