- Description
- FAQs
Rows of oversized flying geese radiate out from one large square-in-a-square center. The geese are made four at a time, so the top comes together fast.
Sizes
Twin quilt 66" × 88", queen quilt 83" × 92", and pillow covers 16" and 20".
Level
A good first flying geese project, once you've made a quilt or two.
What's inside
- Cutting instructions for all four sizes
- A project planner for each design
- Printable labels
- Quilting ideas
Fabric notes
Written for quilting cotton. The geese are made four at a time, so non-directional prints are best.
Techniques
- Flying geese, four at a time
- Square-in-a-square
How do I download my digital quilt pattern?
You should see an "Access Downloads" link on your order confirmation email from us. We use filemonk to manage our digital downloads. Upon confirmation of your payment, you may also receive an email from filemonk with links to your digital purchase. If you do not see any emails, please check your spam folder.
Do I require a printer?
Many of our digital patterns include printable extras and tools to assist with planning and organizing. A printer is useful, but rarely required.
I need more help!
If you have any questions about your order, please do not hesitate to reach out at any time at support@whatlesliemakes.com. We’re here to help!
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Quilt with style
Enjoy the Challenge of Traditional Quilting but want a modern look?
Maybe you're starting your quilt-making journey and are having trouble finding quality patterns that build your skills and suit your personal style.
Our patterns suit a variety of skill levels. Choose an oversize flying geese pattern if your a beginner or show off your mastery making diamond rings. These designs are familiar but fresh!
All of the patterns in the Diamonds & Geese Collection include instructions for making flying geese four-at-a-time. Many of the patterns have variations on half square triangles or square-in-a-square blocks; with emphasis placed on making them as efficiently as possible and with techniques to reduce waste by creating ready-to-use scrap blocks!