Flying geese quilting designs

Free motion quilting sampler block using quilt as you go technique. How to quilt flying geese block.

Flying Geese are an exercise in quilting movement while bow ties are directional but more static. With both designs, distinguishing between background and foreground is an important part of what makes the block, so choosing high contrast quilting motifs is ideal. PS This post is part of

Geese Migration quilts are lovely to look at, to have and to make. In past generations, the quilt was one of the first things many young women learned to do. Getting started is really simple and you w

Here at AGF, we've discovered a whole NEW approach which we like to call the “Stroked Flying Geese,” this technique is similar to the No Waste Flying Geese but with a twist! So learn a new skill, and follow this tutorial on how to achieve this unique look in our blog post, where we walk you through each step of the process in detail. Apply this technique to your next project, discover what Pure Solids & Nature Elements prints were used, and even find a free pillow pattern!

Unveil the mesmerizing Event Horizon Quilt Pattern crafted by Giucy Giuce for Andover Fabrics. This quilt, measuring 55" x 66", beautifully features the vibrant Spectrastatic fabric collection in a captivating color display. Through skillful placement of pieced Flying Geese blocks in a dynamic color-wheel sequence, this modern design adds a sense of movement and allure to your quilt assortment. Get ready to elevate your quilting experience with this stunning and eye-catching creation!

Twenty years ago, machine quilting was considered “cheating” by a great majority of quilters, and it was rare to find a machine-quilted project among show winners. Now hand-quilted quilts make up only a small percentage of completed quilts.

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