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Can you see the flying geese? There are 8 of them. They have a few more pieces to them than most flying geese but they are there. If you can't see them follow the process and you'll pick them out.
First I did some strip piecing,
then some cutting,
then I sewed the pieces together
and here is a flying geese (goose?)
and now 8 flying geese
and then rearrange and here is my block.
Now I can't wait to get the next bock rule and see what challenge it will bring.
If you are interested in the pattern I used, it came from Clothworks and is called "Shades". You can find it here: http://www.clothworks.com/pdfs/patterns/shadesquilt.pdf
9 comments:
I love it! I love the solid colors you used too. It will be fun seeing your quilt through the process.
All I can say is triple WOW! It is a fantastic block and a great interpretation of the flying geese. I will email the next rule right away.
WOW, WOW, WOW, LOVE IT!!! You are going to love the next one too, it is right up your alley!
Your block is very stunning. I will enjoy watching your theme develop into a beautiful and stunning project.
Oh my, I was going to saw Wow!, but it has already been said. That is wonderful! I love all the variety we are getting. Wish I had your attention to detail. It will be an amazing quilt. Love you!!
wow.
for me to be speechless is probably the highest compliment i can pay. i am speechless.
What a WONDERFUL use of "the rule."
I have a friend that LOVES optical illusion quilts and she would LOVE that block!
I had to go look at the directions. I love your block the best. If I had seen these directions first, I would not be impressed with it! What a great job you did!!
Thanks for showing the process!
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