How to Make a Flying Geese Block (BOM March) 

Fantastic video! Been following you for years! Thank you for making me a better quilter! 💕 You’re a fantabulous teacher and great company in my sewing room🥰

When I make flying geese I mark a second line a half an inch towards the corner. I then sew on both lines and cut between the two seams. That way I have two half square triangles made from what would have been waste. Another great tutorial!!

I so enjoy your teaching method. re geese blocks: I found out the hard way (by un-sewing) that I needed to sew just to the side of the diagonal line, not directly on it. You are the first teacher to point that out to students. Thank you, Janet in Houston

The best flying geese tutorial I’ve found. Saved to my favorites!

Oh my goodness. Just found this older video. Awesome tutorial. Love the colors!!

Thank you Laura. Your video was so helpful. I finally was able to make beautiful flying geese by following your tips. I love your videos because you speak slowly and cover everything necessary to simplify the process.

Thank you . Laura you explain so well. I am a new quilter. Thank you.

Thanks Laura, perfect tutorial on flying geese. Thanks again 🇨🇦💕

You are so cool in explaining in detail. Thank You for sharing.

Thank you! Great tip about sewing just on the other side of the line. One of my favorite blocks!

I love this tutorial the best. Always always always clear directions and perfect tips.. love your tutorials

Thank you for another great tutorial, Laura. Hoping to make this my next quilt.

Thanks for a nice clear and easy to understand tutorial - I've yet to make my first flying geese :)

Oh my goodness, that is gorgeous. I liked the arrangement with the pinwheel in the center. Thank you.

Laura it's June1,2017 and I am still not through all the video's you are absolutely wonderful showing these classes for free for all, God bless ya sewing sister!

Waoo! Perfect. God Bless

Your video is outstanding and yes you make it SEW VERY EASY. I'm off to my sewing room to make flying geese(s) just as you showed us. Thank you so much Miss Canada from another Miss Canada (Memramcook New Brunswick)

This is one of the best explanations for creating flying geese! Thank you sew very much :)

Hi Laura, Just made one of the flying geese, Wow! Starch tip works great. Can't believe I actually made it. Happy! Thanks bunches!

Nicely explained.. the best demo of flying geese. Thanks a lot

Don't know how to thank you for this information. Finally after watching your demo I managed to get great flying geese, thank you so much

Like the bright colors combination. Very cute pattern!

Lovely pattern ... My next project. Thank you for simplifying the pattern. 👍 I must say you are an exceptionally pretty quilter 😊

Very good lesson, I like the bright colours, keep up the interesting lessons!

Great video! Thank you. I love the color swirl fabric.

I love the Dutchman's Puzzle!

love this! I just learned how to make flying geese. This may be my next quilt or wall hanging.

Love your techniques!!! Will definitely try this!!

Super cute. This may be my next project.

Thank you for the comment "to sew inside the drawn line". I couldn't get 1/4" at top.

like your color combinations!

Love it

Flying around the block! 😂 Sounds like a Mom when were asking our kids, where were you? 😂 Thanks Laura. I will give it a try.

Hermosos trabajos¡¡ gracias por tan hermosos videos, saludos desde Uruguay¡¡

I wanted to find out how many of this block would I need to make a lap size quilt. I'm newish to quilting and wanted to make one for my sister. The block seems fairly easy to piece by hand. Thanks for the video!

Smart pattern

Excellent,

Love it’s

Wunderbares Video leider ohne deutsche Übersetzung aber visuell und durch die Ruhe der Tutorin einigermaßen für mich verständlich. Danke Ihnen

Precioso trabajo ,cual son las medidas del rectángulo y del cuadrado

I’ve been looking into making a bunch of flying geese and unlike what you mentioned, everyone says the f.g. Block’s height should be half the width of the rectangle, yours wasn’t and wondering what is the difference in them. I see yours turned out okay, but I see that “rule” all the time. Anyhow, I guess it doesn’t make much of a difference. Th you for the tutorial.

Love it! Your tutorials are always easy to follow. May I ask for the name and maker of the colorful fabrics? They are absolutely gorgeous.

HELP. I am just learning how to do flying geese and I am not sure what i am doing wrong. Mine seem to be as they should be and I keep the point at the top fine with the 1/4” seam allowance but I am not sure how to keep the other 2 points when the blocks are sewn together. When I watch this video of the joined blocks it seams to me that there is a gap at the bottom between the goose and the sky which mine don’t have so when I join them together I loose the point. 😢sorry if I am being a bit dense but any help would be apreciated

sorry, got my answer. Should have finished watching the whole video.

sew a second line on the scape cut and you will have a small (scrape) square for something else less waste eh? lol

I have trouble cutting precisely, it makes me s o mad. I gotta cut perfect, help. Timeless treasure fabric, thumbs up

Fantastic video as usual ! But why do I check out your rings first ? Ops my English teacher said never start a sentence with a but 💍💍💍💍

Thank You for this video! May I ask the manufacturer's name of that blue fabric?

What color is the black? I would like to buy it

This is the most confusing block for me, flying geese. You are the best, but im still confused.

much less wasteful ways of producing geese