Flying Geese Quilt from Scraps! Use the Scrap Sizes You Have WITHOUT Trimming!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Typical four at a time flying geese math starts with some specific measurements for the squares-- 3 7/8 or 6 3/8. But what if you have a stack of 4" squares sitting there! Don't trim 1/8" off each one--thats boring! Instead, let's rework the math to make flying geese with the squares you have. They will end up some funky/weird sizes at the end but thats ok! If you are going to sew them all together, they don't have to be a specific size, just all the same size!
If you want to trim them down to a specific size to match up with other blocks, I recommend the Creative Grids Flying Geese Trim Tool: amzn.to/3B9ZOp1
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I love that your so explicit about the MATH portion! It frustrates me… 😂
I so love your videos. I feel like I'm learning, not just watching someone sew.
Thank you so much!! That is what I really want out of these videos. I feel like when I have the tools for quilting, I can do anything! thats exactly what I want to share :)
A perfect example of how algebra is useful in everyday life... woohoo! Thank you!
I like this method much better than deciding what size you want for a finished flying goose. Thanks… You explained it very well.
I'm so glad!! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the math. This is exactly what I have needed FOREVER!! Appreciate your skills.
I’m watching this again and really enjoying this video! Your explanation is so clear and concise.
I miss you Meagan
You don't need to apologize for math lessons. Math is great exercise for the brain just as quilting is. Love this flying goose process.
Thanks so much! Now I can turn my scrap blocks into flying geese no matter what size they are! Math lessons are the BEST for Quilters! We need them to make life easier! 😘
I love mathy lessons. This one will be used in homeschool today. Perfect timing. Fits in perfectly with review of addition and subtraction of fractions. TFS.
exactly what i needed, a mathy quilt lesson; thank you!!!
I finally understand flying geese. Thank you.
I love math and this makes sense to me. Thank You!❤❤❤❤
Yes, yes, yes! So helpful..so appreciated! Just what I needed and without surfing for a gazillion hours! Thank You. 🥳
I'm so glad you liked it!! :)
Thank you for this "quilt math" conversion chart for a great way to work with the scraps I have. FUN!
Wow I am impressed with your math teaching abilities.
Thank you so much! I'm not afraid of math but sometimes I get lazy and don't feel like figuring sizes out. You made it so simple! LOL!
❤❤❤❤❤❤. So very helpful.
Thank you.
All,of the “ helpful “ charts don’t list those lovely precuts.
10” , 5” squares.
I asked on many FB quilting pages & was going loopy as no one came up with your clean clear method.
Happy day.
This is the cutest video ever! love the child drawings and bright colors, oh, yeah and the the info itself! great job!
“I love quilting and I want you to love it too”
I love this about you. Thanks for another great video
I love all the math technically challenging tutorial videos. You teach so well. Heart hugs from the Harris home in Geraldton Western Australia 🇦🇺💜🇺🇸💚🥰💯👍
I LOVE the math lesson! Knowing the how is so empowering! I am now making flying geese that are 21x10 3/4 and they are amazing! I just figured out the biggest square I could easily cut from my fabric and then did the math to create the small squares. Just the lesson I needed to get started on this project that has been in my head for months. Thank you!!!!!
Loving your self portrait 😄💖
So helpful! If only they had used quilt math to teach us fractions in school!!!
I finally get to sit down and watch your video! I hope you have a fabulous week ahead. Thanks for sharing this video!
I love making flying geese this way, it's great for smaller geese. Thanks for helping with odd scraps, mine seem to multiply when I'm not looking
Currently I use every potential scrap and do random piecing in between projects. The larger sized items go right back with other same sized filed yardage to make for scrappy quilt block supplies. I'm thinking I need a goose box for all I now make from this video. Happy quilting 🇦🇺💜🇺🇸💚🥰💯👍
I love the way you simplify the approach to solving the math problems.
Thats exactly what I'm going for!! I'm so glad it came across that way :)
Thanks for the math lesson on flying geese.
Would love a tutorial on how to use that flying geese ruler! Great job! Thank you ❤
Just found this again and now realise that your information is just going to be so useful 👏👏 I tend to just make up my own quilt ‘design’ as I go, so knowing this is great. Thank you for sharing 👍🇬🇧
I like the mathy instructions! It's what we need. Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thanks a bunch. I love being able to figure out how to make my own patterns, and you showed me how to do it for the flying geese blocks.
Thank you for this tutorial. It’s really handy to know the maths behind it. I will watch again. Blessings to you
I love the easy 4 Flying geese ♥️ thanks
This was a wonderful teaching video! I learned something that I can definitely use! Thank you! Thank you!!!
Your quilt is beautiful.
First time i have actually understood 😌😂 4 at a time..math is totally useful
This made so much sense! You are such a natural teacher! Thank you for sharing this video and your lovely self with all of us!
I am amazed about the fact that you share your Math knowledge. I understand the process now. Thanks!
Watched it again and enjoyed it just as much!!!
Looks complicated but the math lesson is very helpful , thanks 🙏
Wow, wow, wow. Book marking this one! Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial and breaking down the math.
Bajillion!! Squales!!! 💕💕💕. Definitely saving this EXCELLENT how-to thank you!!
You're such a good instructor. I enjoy your teaching methods and your enthusiasm
Brilliant! I can feel the scales falling from my eyes! Thanks for this!
I Love 💕 your mathy lessons!
I already knew how to make the calculations for flying geese of a specific size but also being able to calculate how to put them together from scraps is brilliant! Thank you!! 😊
Outstanding tutorial! Great job! Extremely helpful! Thank you very much!
I LOVE your math-y lessons!
Thanks Megan. Going to do the maths now that I get it. We have holiday in Rep of South Africa Monday.
Just amazing!!! I LOVE your videos!!! You are an excellent teacher!!! Thank you so much for this!!!
Thank you do much. Geese ate Beginning to make more sense now. Thanks for the tutorial!
Omg, this is awesome, thank you,
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I LOVE your math-y videos!
Thanks Megan, I often wondered how to calculate the proportions for flying geese. Cheers from Melbourne (Australia)
I always love your videos. Thank you for the math lesson. I always wanted to know the math behind flying geese. You make it too simple. I will pay it forward. Thank you again.
Ahhhh, I wondered how the math for these worked, thank you so much for sharing! xxx
OMG I so 💕 your mathy lessons! I hate waste and this was so helpful in understanding how to avoid it. So often folks teach how to do something but not the WHY! Between this and your herringbone quilt without waste, I am blown away. Keep them coming!
You’ve made this very simple! Thank you 😊
Super useful and important block. Flying Geese show up in a huge number of quilt patterns, even at the confident beginner level. The first best day of my quilting experience was when i learned to make usable flying geese. coming in second was learning the 4 at a time method. Thanks for walking us through the math to allow our scraps to become flying geese.
Brilliant teaching
I love the mathy lessons. Great information.
You make it so easy with your explanation, thank you 😊
That was so helpful to learn! Thank you so much! 🐿
Another wonderful video!!! Great math explanation, too! Thanks! 😀
Wow, what a simple concept.... thanks!!!
I love it! Thank you so much! 👍🏻👵🏻💖
You are so talentet, I is so much easier to understand. And I love to use my scraps. Thanks 🥰
Wounderful♡ i love scraps and now I know the math to use them all. Thanks a lot 😀
Thank you! Great tutorial!
So helpful, great lesson and I followed the arithmetic! Thanks!
I've heard your math explanations before and subscribed because this video is clear and helpful in the math department -- where my struggles are. 😅
Thanks for the mathematical info. It makes so much sense the way you explain it!
Thank you for this great lesson and showing that math is very useful and can be fun too 👍😀
Thank you so much!!!
Great blooper! Thank you for another great video.
I said squales like EIGHT times!!! 😂
I love that you share the math! Great video!!!
brilliant, many thanks for working the math out bless you love janx in UK
This is fantastic for me!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for such a great exposition of quilty math. I do this exercise too and create spread sheet tools to give me instant sizing capabilities.
I made myself do this for LeMoyne star component calculations too. That made my head hurt.
This approach helps quilters understand the relationship of components to each other. By demystifying so many options are available without having to rely on someone else.
Oh no! Math at 7 am and before coffee!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow looks like fun. I'm going to use my pieces as leaders and enders... thank you
Thank you for the math.❤😊
Wow! Thanks for the math help. Your quilt is beautiful. I like that there’s no trimming to size, it makes the process faster.
You're such a great math whiz! Thanks for explaining so well. You make it easy to understand. Also, thanks for the free pattern and worksheet!
Loved the math lesson
And in high school I was thinking I will never use algebra…. Yet here I am using it 😳😆
Thank you thank you thank you.... I need to learn these math lessons so keep on making them please !!!
Thank you for this great explanation. You do such a great job. 👏 👏
Terrific video, as always!!! Thank you 😊
Thanks for explaining the math
Thank you for the math equaiton. I loved it!
This makes so much sense, thank you!
I love your tutorials thank you
Gr8 tutorial you are wonderful thank you for sharing ❤️
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
I can do this! Thanks so much for another super helpful lesson.
I loved ❤️❤️ this video. Thank you so much for a great explanation!
What a great, helpful explanation.
great explanation and examples. best was your camera insert :)
This is great. I took notes!
Thank you this is so useful - and thank you for the worksheet.