This month is a fairly easy one. You will need one 7.5" square of a dark scrap fabric, one 7.5" square of a light scrap fabric, four 4" squares of light and four 4" squares of dark and your Wing Clipper ruler.
Use your Wing Clipper ruler to make eight flying geese units, four with the dark 7.5" square as your geese and the light 4" squares as the sky and four with the light 7.5" square as your geese and the dark 4" squares as the sky. These should be trimmed to 3.5" by 6.5".
Arrange these similar to the layout below.
Sew them together in pairs.
Then sew them together into the block.
And you are done!
If you don't have a Wing Clipper ruler you can still make the block using the Flip, Flip, Finish technique. You would need four 3.5" by 6.5" dark rectangles and eight 3.5" light squares then four 3.5" by 6.5" light rectangles and eight 3.5" light squares.
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Use your Wing Clipper ruler to make eight flying geese units, four with the dark 7.5" square as your geese and the light 4" squares as the sky and four with the light 7.5" square as your geese and the dark 4" squares as the sky. These should be trimmed to 3.5" by 6.5".
Arrange these similar to the layout below.
Sew them together in pairs.
Then sew them together into the block.
And you are done!
If you don't have a Wing Clipper ruler you can still make the block using the Flip, Flip, Finish technique. You would need four 3.5" by 6.5" dark rectangles and eight 3.5" light squares then four 3.5" by 6.5" light rectangles and eight 3.5" light squares.
If you are looking for other information about this quilt along, click here.
1 comment:
Wow! This looks great! I have to try this one.
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