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Flying Geese Block
One goose, two sky triangles stacked in rows
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Standard Sizes6", 8", 10", 12"
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Flying Geese
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History & Origins of the Flying Geese Block Block
A trio of triangles — one large 'goose' flanked by two 'sky' triangles — Flying Geese units are usually pieced in rows and are one of the most versatile shapes in quiltmaking, used in borders, sashing, and full quilt tops alike.
Cutting & Piecing Guide (12" Finished Block)
Precise unit cut sizes and step-by-step piecing instructions.
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Piece Cut List
12" Finished BlockStack 4 Flying Geese units 3.5" x 6.5" into two vertical columns.
All measurements include a standard ¼" seam allowance. Finished block size: 12".
Step-by-Step Visual Assembly
1
Make 8 Flying Geese units.
2
Stitch into two vertical columns of 4 geese each.
3
Join columns down the middle seam.
4
Press flat.