Intermediate
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1 hour 10 min
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01:03
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04:29
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09:32
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24:05
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23:18
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07:53
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Taught by Sarah Bond
The flying geese pattern is a perennial quilt design favorite and that never goes out of style. Learn how to paper piece circular flying geese with award-winning quilter Sarah Bond. You'll get a lot of practice sewing large and small curves while completing a complex mini-quilt. It's composed of four identically sewn quadrants and measures up to 24 inches square. You can also use these components to design a larger quilt by combining them with other elements or negative space. Sarah loves traditional quilt forms and giving them a more modern spin. These geese may look small - but they are big fun!
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Scraps of cotton or cotton blend fabric for the geese
- Background fabric - 1/4 - 1/2 yard
- Rotary cutter and cutting mat
- Sewing machine with neutral thread
- Seam ripper
- Iron and ironing surface
- Quilting rulers
- Pins
- Finger-pressing tool - Sarah uses a plastic bottle cap
Downloads:
- Sew a mini quilt with circular flying geese
- Foundation paper piece
- Plan colors and compose your block
- Sew on large and small curves
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Release the Geese Mini Quilt Top Reviews
35 users recommended this class to a friend
Jo Burns
What do you think of releasing the paper with a seam ripper?
November 17, 2023
Ina Montoya
Clear instructions and camera views. Multiple approaches to completing a variety of options. Allows a person's creativity to flow.
September 26, 2023
Nancy Walter
Love this instructor... sweetest energy. Love to see more craft projects for teens.
September 15, 2023
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