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Double Flying Geese
Two flying-geese units stacked into one tall unit
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Block Anatomy & Specs
Grid Layout1x2
Standard Sizes6", 8", 10", 12"
Seams & Techniques:
Flying GeeseStraight Seams
Foundational Units Used:
History & Origins of the Double Flying Geese Block
Stacking two Flying Geese units gives a taller directional unit that reads as a continuous 'flight' of geese. It's a common building block for borders and sashing, and the natural next step up from a single goose.
Cutting & Piecing Guide (12" Finished Block)
Precise unit cut sizes and step-by-step piecing instructions.
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Piece Cut List
6" x 12" Finished (two 6"x3" geese)Cut 2 rectangles 3.5" x 6.5" Goose fabric. Cut 4 squares 3.5" Sky fabric.
All measurements include a standard ¼" seam allowance. Finished block size: 12".
Step-by-Step Visual Assembly
1
Make two Flying Geese units (see the Flying Geese Unit block).
2
Stack the two units, both geese pointing the same direction.
3
Sew the two units together along the long edge; press.