Fast Flying Geese Using the Wing Clipper Ruler 

Thank you! 4 years later 😄 Best video of this tool. Great tips, too!

Thank you for your video. I want to point out that the first trim--both in the instructions and in Deb's demonstration, is turning the unit so that the bottom of the unit is on top. This ensures that the bottom gets the perfect angle of trim of a 45 angle where the goose and sky meet. The unit is then flipped and aligned with the trim sizes to cut the perfect 1/4" for the top. It is a must have ruler. It will save much time and frustration. It does make a difference...and the way you show is the most intuitive way..but you will not consistently get the trim down that you want which produces those perfect diagonals in the lower corner.

This was a new technique for me until I followed the instructions when I made my own Meadow Mystery quilt last year. The video is very helpful. I would never have come up with the technique on my own and confess that I was surprised (pleasantly) when it worked perfectly!

Great demonstration! I have been accumulating Flying Geese methods to determine the easiest and cost efficient method. This is a new one. Thank you! Look forward to more demos!

This is the first time i try flying geese! thank you, i am so pump about frying geese!!!!

Thank you for that video! I got some good tips from it. Just in time before I started trimming my geese.

I like this method. I now also have a die cutter, so I am trying to get better at making flying geese using the cut triangles.

So clear and concise! Thank you!

Love this tutorial I never knew that the 1/4" from the top. I love the no waste technique

Thank you! Very helpful!! Some of these specialty rulers are more difficult than the sewing!!! =)

Hi Stephanie..glad I am getting notices of your videos. Watched your place mat video a while back...my favorite video on mats.

Nice ruler! That is super handy! I have to admit that flying geese are not my favourite, but this technique makes it super easy. Great tutorial!

Love this ruler. I will have to put it on my wish list.

Thanks for a great tutorial. I've done the Lazy Girl and Flying Geese Bloc Loc, but hadn't seen the Wing clipper in action.

This ruler works so perfectly for February block.

I’ve found that Deb Tucker Design Studio 180 tools are the absolute best if you want ease of construction and consistent precision.

great tutorial...thanks! Now I need to look for that tool :)

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

Looks pretty handy.

Love this Technique

Great video Stephanie!

Love this method

My first time to see your channel. This is my favorite way to make flying geese, and I love my Studio 180 tools. I’m still looking for the very best way to make one flying goose. Does anyone have the definitive solution to that?

Very helpful. Thank you!

I have a wing clipper. need to use it..thank you

Thank you!!!

I need me one of those wing clipper rulers

Wish you had a closeup of placing the ruler on the goose

One more tool to look for! Better go shopping. Have you ever used the Triangle Genie for flying geese?

is there a link for the proper ruler? I searched and there are different varieties...which one do you have?

What a neat ruler, I think I need one.

What do you do if you need 2 1/2 X 4 1/2 finished?

What do you mark with?

This is a great ruler. Your instructions do not follow Deb Tucker’s method. Her method starts with the piece facing with the point down. It is much easier to follow her method.

Where can I buy this ruler ..just stopped at two different quilting shops...no one knows of this ruler

Please close your rotary cutter. You are waiting for an accident to happen. Thanks.