A Gaggle of Flying Geese
2 June 2010
Okay, I still need 40 Flying Geese units. Using Inklingo to make flying geese units is also very easy. This technique makes 4 Flying Geese units from one large square and 4 small squares. Using Inklingo I have printed my HST on the red fabric — 4 sets of 2 HST are needed. Figure the size of the large square by multiplying the size of the HST by 2 and adding 1.25″.
Step One: Place 2 sets of HST on opposite corners of the large square, right sides together.
Close up of HST with stitching and cutting lines printed with Inklingo.
Step Two: Sew on dotted diagonal lines.
Step Three: Cut apart on solid center line and finger press seam open.
Step Four: Line up remaining HST in corners, RST and sew on dotted diagonal lines. Cut apart on solid center line.
Step Five: Trim dog ears and press.
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Looks good Erin :)
I also discovered this method recently and can say there is just no other way to make Flying Geese! Yours look great.
Very cool, Erin. Great to share. I enjoy this method as well. Actually, I like learning all sorts of ways to goose-up. Never know which one will be handy at what time, ya know? :)
Wondering and curious – what is the brand of printer you use for inklinkgo.