4-at-a-Time Flying Geese Tutorial

Make 4 Flying Geese quilts blocks at once with this easy-to-follow quilting tutorial. I am using the Shining Star quilt pattern in this tutorial, but you can use this technique to make any size you need.
Shining Star Quilt Pattern - suzyquilt.com/shining-star
Flying Geese conversion charts for make different sizes - suzyquilts.com/flying-geese-q...

[@lilliantolley8443]

Beautiful job! Thank you, I enjoyed how you exhaled when you cut. I do the same thing.

[@12345678927849]

Thanks Suzy you are the best xxx

[@KnitzyKitzy]

Thank you for zooming, makes it much clearer. What is the name of that pretty dark fabric?

[@SuzyQuilts]

It's a floral by Rifle Paper Co. Isn't it lovely?

[@KnitzyKitzy]

@@SuzyQuilts gorgeous. Thanks so much for answering me. I’m off to check my uk fabric shops, they will probably still have some!

[@malgorzatawandycz7912]

Lovely way to make multiples unless I missed it what size blocks did you use to make this?

[@SuzyQuilts]

In this tutorial I'm making flying geese for the Shining Star quilt pattern (like to the pattern in the caption) which starts off with 1 - 11.5" square and 4 - 6" squares to make 4 - unfinished 5.5" x 10.5" flying geese.

[@malgorzatawandycz7912]

Thank you

[@jballenger9240]

Is there a sewing machine that can sew a 1/4 in seams simultaneously on either side of a line? 🤨 Should be.

[@rebeccamulkern1051]

What a great idea, I've never seen one do it though 😊

[@SuzyQuilts]

@@rebeccamulkern1051 hmmm....Sounds like it's yours to invent! haha! ;)