Good Day, and welcome to my blog on quilts and quilty happenings.
I have a project that I have moved forward from blocks to a top minus a border. I described the beginning of this Starry Geese project in This Post from June 2022, using This Pattern from Patchwork Pieces.
I used these instructions for no-waste flying geese, making 4 at a time:
https://www.patchpieces.com/files/flyinggeese.pdf
Here are the blocks, sashed and laid out on the floor.
In the midst of assembly. I am using Kona snow as a constant background, and the "geese" are vintage fabrics and feedsack fabrics.
A close up, with a feedsack laid out as a possible border fabric:
Except this feedsack has a big rip in it, as many do. I'll find something suitable in my collection. This top is folded up for now, awaiting further inspiration.
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4 comments:
a beauty of a scrap quilt!
Love the no waste flying geese pattern. Perfect for a project like yours with so many geese. What a fabulous way to showcase your feed sack fabric.
What a terrific block to use up scraps. All the blocks together are beautiful!
That is such a beautiful top - I looke forward to seeing what you chose to complete it!
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