Flying geese quilt

There are a handful of ways to make no waste Flying Geese, but this method is my favorite Flying Geese tutorial for making 4 at a time! Cutting chart included too!

Here are five common methods of making a flying geese block. and I put them through their paces constructing a 4" x 2" finished flying geese unit.

Fancy Flight Quilt – Missouri Star Blog

Ever wondered what a Quilter's "Flying Geese" was and why its called that? See the simple steps how you can make them! - FREE Beginner Friendly Patterns!

Designer: Erin Kroeker Website: www.theblanketstatement.caInstagram: @theblanketstatement Skill Level: Beginner ------------------------------------------------------ Skill Level: Beginner Finished size: 4.5” x 9” (5” x 9.5” unfinished) Did you know? The Flying Geese quilt block dates all the way back to the 1800s!

This method is the easiest ever way to make flying geese units. Simple math and no trimming make it accessible for everyone.

Flying Geese Quilt by Rachel of Stitched in Color

Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, shares their No-Waste method fo make Flying Geese Block and 8 point Sawtooth Star Quilt Block. Click here now!

This modern flying geese quilt pattern design lends well to baby quilts, especially for baby boys! This Blessings Quilt Pattern is simple to make using the traditional Flying Geese quilt blocks. So whether you are a beginner quilter or if you’ve been quilting for years, I think you will love making this baby quilt! Learn more about the Blessings Quilt pattern on the Homemade Emily Jane blog.

The photo above © Jillmc What beautiful quilt free pattern & tutorial! I found it on Pinterest. Thank You Jillmc for sharing this artwork. Jillmc: "The pattern is Dizzy Geese by Joan Streck. Inspired by Don’s beautiful quilt that he posted here a few years ago." Photo tutorials here: Dizzy Geese