Aren't you excited? More flying geese for clue three! I promise though, these are the last of them. Ironically, I found these to be easier than the larger geese. It did take a little longer, but not much.
A couple tips:
-If your flying geese are not coming out to size double check your squares, drawn lines, and seam allowance.
-Pin your blocks together and make sure they are properly matched then draw your line.
-If your seam allowance is off and it will take a long time adjusting, draw a sew line instead.
-Lastly, if you have a favorite way of making flying geese, just do it! If you need to cut your fabric different, check the final size and then do so.
An important note for those who are doing embroidery for the twin, you only need five of the nine. For the remainder of the mystery, two patterns will be shared every other week. A couple of suggestions on how to decide which ones to use:
- Choose one of the two when they are shared.
- Only prepare your squares and embroider after the quilt is assembled. If you to use this method, the squares only need to be 6 1/2".
- Make all the blocks, then choose ones for the quilt and make a throw pillow from the others.
For step by step flying geese picture instructions , take a look at Clue 2.
You can download mystery PDF from:
Quilt Clues: The Facebook Diary of a Patriot Quilt group or my Pattern Shop.
Embroidery Blocks: The Facebook Diary of a Patriot Quilt group or Charisma's blog.