How to Make 4 at a time Flying Geese WITHOUT drawing the lines

[@notesfromleisa-land]

I love the 4x method. Great demonstration. I prefer to draw my lines--as sometimes there is not enough real estate on the bottom to view the line+point. I like to use Studio 180's Wing Clipper Ruler for perfect trim down. When I'm making these, I'm generally making an obscene amount (most recently about 400 in making Sawtooth stars). I glue baste my squares (in both passes) and phase my work.

[@suejameson1517]

And i do love the diagonal seam tape too!

[@Ez2beholli]

Great visual for making the Flying Geese so quickly! ❤

[@jessica_dayon]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gingermcmichael2888]

Wow TY for this tutorial. I could never get this accurately from the description in books.

[@jessica_dayon]

Glad it was helpful!

[@redeemedvintageseamstress4728]

Brilliant! ❤

[@suebean3873]

I’ve done those before but I had forgotten. Well done, well explained. Thank you.

[@lindab4152]

Very cool! Thanks Jessica! I am definitely going to try this! I have the lines drawn already!!

[@susanonealsmith8434]

Love this video! I use the four at a time method, but always draw the lines. But with the diagonal seam tape, trying it without - thanks so much!☀️

[@jessica_dayon]

Great!

[@shelleythomas1811]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@ellenpowell4155]

How do you calculate the measurements for the large square n the 4 small squares to get the finished size of the flying geese? For example if you need a 3” x 6” flying geese, what size squares do you need to start with? The videos I have watched on the 4 at a time method have not addressed this. Thanks

[@jessica_dayon]

You can google search- 4 at a time flying geese chart and you'll find chart that you can use.

[@marysharon9186]

Oh I wish I'd seen this class. Because I've cut rectangles and squares to make 160 flying geese.😮

[@notesfromleisa-land]

You will love this method for future projects.

[@elestehorn4290]

This method is good coz there is no waste...have to practice more but I have to draw a line coz I am not if I am not sure if I can do it on my cheap machine. I need to upgrade my machine.

[@janatherton9194]

You can use the tape with the lines on any machine, I use it on both of my machines and my older machine is an inexpensive 20 year old Sears Kenmore machine. The tape is a paper tape - similar to washi tape and doesn't leave a residue on your machine.

[@mrbnana1959]

I was wondering if you could take the time and do a video on how to read the rules and how to use them I think I’m doing it right but don’t really know

[@jessica_dayon]

What rules?

[@mrbnana1959]

@@jessica_dayon oh sry I meant rulers sry was in a hurry when I typed it

[@jessica_dayon]

@@mrbnana1959 sure!