Birds Of A Feather Flock Together

It only took a little over two years for me to finish, but I'm done!!! With all of my geese cut and sewn, I assembled them with columns to accentuate their flight pattern. Here a picture of my finished project.

I folded over the quilt to show the front and back at the same time. I hand quilted around the brown airplanes on the back, but it is hard to tell in the picture.

Flying Geese Flub

Quilting for Beginners has a great no waste method for making flying geese units.

From experience, I recommend following ALL of the instructions. I mistakenly forgot to press the seams toward fabric B before attaching the next square. As a result, I ended up making 62 pieces incorrectly because I sewed the inner sky piece down at the wrong point.

Nevertheless, after fixing all of the wrong pieces, I just have a few more squares to cut and sew before I have all of the pieces I need. This is what it looks like thus far.