One seam Flying Geese online video

[sewbug]

http://thequiltshow.com/blog_videos/Fly ... Geese.html

[northbound]

Hmmm . . . no bias seams to stretch. Seems like you could make it a bit oversized and use El's ruler to trim it up if you wanted. Any disadvantage to having the center part double thickness?

Sharon C.

[cindyg]

How cool is that?

[sewbug]

The Geese part is 3D. It looks great in a block or border.

[farmlady]

I like that.

God Bless,
farmlady

[Eajosian]

Wonderful...thanks for sharing...

[lifeisgrand]

Wow! That's pretty awesome and a lot easier than working with bias! Man, a person ought to be able to whip these puppies out in no time!!!!
Thanks for sharing, sewbug! (And thank you Mr. Timms for demonstrating!)

[sunsup]

Wow, that sure is differnt. I will probably try a few just to see how they go.

[ctherrie]

I guess the only downfall I see in making geese this way is that they would be a little harder to hand quilt with the extra layer of fabric. But if you had to make alot of geese for a quilt it would make sense.

[homegirl]

tried a couple of blocks and it is really easy to do