I just ordered from Mrs. Quilty-thank you for suggestion!💕

I love the quilt, but especially the binding you put on it!💕

I previously made a 3 layer rag quilt as you've described - it's wonderful! However, it is very heavy for Arizona weather. Do you think 2 layers of flannel will be too flimsy, or equally nice but lighter weight? I've got the strips cut, but am tempted to only go with 2 layers of fabric.

I enjoy your videos ❤

Is there a pattern for this quilt? 😊

Love to piece but really love to hand quilt.

Love all the fabrics and the patterns shown. Thanks for all the tutorials. Learned so much Carol

Love your tutorial on this!

If the sky blocks are too large…by even a smidge….you will get this unwanted tongue. I use Deb Tucker’s Wing Clipper as another viewer. I get perfect results every time. It is a combo of sizing and nudging in a hair. Love your geese!

I chain pieced a very large log cabin in one day!

the slotted triangular geese ruler-template prevents skewing of fabric because one side of goose triangle is longer that the other base side. TIP...when sewing the wing like triangle to the goose MAKE SURE the goose base triangle AND wing base triangle are evenly above each other with edges straight then sew the side to the goose.. You will find in the trimming up of the finished block the bottom across the threee pieces of the whole base is straight and not bowed or skewed.

for those of u that would like or need a larger than a 1/4 inch above the beak...the slotted flying geese triangles ruler-template allow u to easily square up larger side triangles AND/OR to use already other larger cut orphan triangles as wings. IMPORTANT to remember is to make sure the bottom base of the goose n triangular side are evenly over each other before sewing up side seam. Do NOT let the bottom base matchings slant away, keep them straight on top of each other. Then using the slotted ruler for squaring up SIDES of goose block FIRST because the bottom should be straight not bowed or skewed...then free ruler rotary cut the horizontal top to desired 3/8, 5/8, etc above the beak. The trims are just slivers AND also, if you have pieces of odd scraps small or larger, its easy to cut a geese from an odd shape scrap. Sounds complicated but it is easy, once u try it a couple of times...this gives you consistent accuracy and more leeway IF 1/4 in above the beak is NOT enough space to keep u from sewing thru the goose's beak tip.

Some great tips to solve a little 'dog-eared' problem. Love those orange/purple/green geese at the end. With a dark centre square in the 9 patch, it really emphasizes the small pointy 'beak' of the geese 🥰

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As always, love all those colourful fabrics and what a great looking quilt - thanks 🥰

I was not sure how to tackle fat quarters for patterns, but this makes a lot of sense! Thank you!

Thanks to Carrie for the question and Lea Louise for the answer! This was really interesting, and I guess I never realized how to make the correction. Flying geese blocks are one of my favorites and I'm now in love with using the disappearing nine patch. How fun is that. 😍

The fabric in your video is so pretty! This is such a good quilt pattern especially for beginners but so great for old quilters like me too! I'm getting to the point in my quilting life where I just want uncomplicated projects that turn out well. Thanks so much for sharing :)

Using Deb Tucker's wing clipper and her "nudge" helps to handle 1/4" problem.

Beautiful!

My fav block is flying geese!

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I never press seams open, except on flying geese. They lay so much better and have less bulk at the tip. I was a tailor in the 80's/90's, learned to rip seams with a razor blade too! 😂

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I’m confused about the math. Wouldn’t just cutting a charm in half give you 2, 2 1/2” pieces and the rows would come out even but off set?

I love this I’m going to make one for my grandson thanks so much x

I haven’t started my quilting quest as yet but you have helped me immensely and I now have more knowledge and understanding thank you from Australia ❤

I am so excited about finding YOU Lea Louise!!!! You are such a WONDERFUL teacher. I could watch you for hours and hours. Stayed up late tonight since I just subscribed and am taking notes! God love you! And Bless You!

Thank you for the wonderful video!

Such a wonderful block! Thanks for showing. Love it!

This looks so cute, can’t wait to try.

Mrs. Quilts looks fun!

Beautiful blues!

Easy to follow.

Thanks so much. What a great idea! Have you ever used 10 inch squares for a full size quilt? just thinking… You are a great teacher and a very creative talent and I enjoyed your video a lot!

You are brilliant - such great ideas & tips. Thanks so much for sharing

I love it.

Love this box

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I learned this technique from my MIL long time ago. But I do it even easier. Cut one square exactly in 1/2 and add 1/2 half to odd rows in the left side, and 1/2 square to the even rows on the right side. After sewing all rows will be equal ( you know… more or less 😉🤪)

I enjoy your easy style. Would love to win the fabric!

Love that block I was already subscribed, liked as always and shared. I had Mrs Quilty before but finances got in the way. Would love to win this box.

I love the fabric colors so beautiful

New too quilting . Love your videos

This was really great!!

Thank you for the free off-set quilt pattern.

i have enjoyed the material you used

Beautiful fabric! I love your channel. You give great tips and tricks!

Nice.... thank you for your videos. They are always very interesting.

Can’t wait to use up my scraps using this technique. Will use project s to collect my many color combinations