I have to admit, this "Fit to Be Geese" ruler is a pretty neat tool.
You basically line up your geese with the lines and cut. Hopefully it will all go together straight.
Works in progress :-)
ScrapHappy Saturday - Last Yellow Saturday
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Ooooo.....pretties!!
That looks like a nifty tool!
Well I am impressed. This is so neat. I am about to die to sew but just cannot find the time. I am going to find some time soon.
I sewed my geese together today. I used the instructions Carrie gave in the pattern and couldn't believe how easy everything went together!
I have never tried a flying geese project. Maybe with that handy dandy ruler, I'll give it a try. Yours look great.
That looks like you could make a lot of geese fast. What is the size of your geese?
I haven't heard of this ruler before but it looks pretty easy to use. I have Eleanor Burns' rulers for flying geese but haven't used them yet. What sizes does your ruler make?
How neat is that! Flying Geese scare me. *G*
Great! Glad the ruler is working for you...they look perfect! Looking forward to seeing more!
Blessings,
Mary
That looks like a nice tool. I like the Flying Geese design but am almost certain that I could never get them to all line up perfectly! Is this going to be a Christmas/winter quilt? I see holly...
Cool looking tool. I make my 'geese' with the sqs then cut off corners.
Love your colors too!!! Can't wait to see what you are making!
I wish I had known you were at MJ's I would have made a run down! I think I will try to do one in Nov.
Speaking of geese we are near a local landing spot, a pond behind us..they are in and out a lot now, making noise. Got where they do not leave the area anymore and really can cause problems with a lot of air traffic here.
It seems like making Flying Geese with this tool is much more accurate and also much more fun! They look pretty!
I have this tool...it is amazing!
Thanks for the tutorial!
Micki
Cool tool and nice tutorial Jocelyn.
Crispy
What a cool ruler~ thanks! Is that a future Schnibble? ;-)
Perfect, just perfect! I am now going to make a goose!
Excellent photos, honest!
Come fly with me, Come fly, Let's fly away!
that is a wonderful ruler, and it even adds just the right seam allowance, that's where I get mixed up!
I have no idea what any of that is, but it looks neat. I'm actually signed up for my first sewing class in 20 years in a few weeks, I figure its time to try it again, and maybe this time what I learn will stick.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog. I'm going to continue to peruse through yours, and I'm sure I'll return. Good day to ya!
very nice I am working on a string method quilt my first I am so excited! I can't wait to see your finished project!
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a nice comment.
Wow! Those are some ducky looking geese :)
Might just have to get me one of those rulers.
Lani
Lover the civil war fabric you mentioned in previous post.
thanks for coming by
barbara jean
I am anxious to see what you are going to do with those geese. I like the red fabric.
Hello and thank you for stopping by and saying hello...it is so nice to meet you
Your quilting skills are amazing. I used to do some quilting but not anymore. I do like handwork though
Blessings
Rebecca
What a great tool! Thanks for sharing.
Ohoh, trouble, a ruler I don't have,lol!
I've done them once....the old way....might have to try your method next time.
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