Jean J.
Flight to the Sun
The geese are flying south for the warmer weather.
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Jo Moury
Goose on the loose
Original design, this was fun to play with but I'm someone who can not paper piece, so I think the only way this would ever get made with cloth would be if I were to Applique the curvey geese... and that would not be "Too Much Fun"
As always, thanks for all the work you'all put in this. Sometimes the Challenge is the only time during the moth I make the time to do a little design work. (and that is sad!)
Haymarket, VA
Judith Best
Flying South
How appropriate to have the flying geese block as a challenge at this time of year when the geese are preparing to return south for the winter. I used a curve flying geese block I had drawn for another project and then traced a picture of a goose for the applique
Ontario, Canada
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Leigh Harris
Striped Geese
Perth, W. Australia
Leigh Harris
A Treeful of Geese
Perth, W. Australia
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M. Busby
Geese on a Drunkard's Path
M. Busby
Geese in the Palms
Nyla Morrison
Geese in the Sky
This is my first attempt to take part in the monthly
challenge. This is a quilt I designed for a class I teach.Both blocks
are in the EQ5 library.
Muscatine, IA
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Nyla Morrison
Geese in the Sky 2
Muscatine,
IA
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Sharon Archer
Cross Flight
Red, White and Blue Wild Goose Chase blocks bordered iwith Flying Geese
Ridgefield, NJ
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Sharon Archer
Pulsating Purple Paths
4 Birds in the Air
Blocks arranged to form a larger square. The 4 larger squares are sashed
with a path of Flying Geese Blocks meeting in a plain center square
which would contain a quilted design maybe using trapunto.
Outer most border is made of Wild Goose Chase border blocks placed at
90% to the center, and seem to me to be like pulsating springs.
Ridgefield, NJ
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Rory Kirby
EQ5 Flying Geese
Ute-Barbara Skjønberg
Follow Me, Friends...
I love the Flying Geese - the possibilities are unlimited. It was fun playing with this challenge -
Ute-Barbara Skjønberg
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barbaras@online.no
Angie Padilla
Flying Symmetry
I drew and original block for this one and played around a little with colors and
the rotate tool.
Angie Padilla
Into the sun
The center circle is made up of flying geese moving in opposite directions to give it movement. With the different shades of yellow, the idea is to give the impression of a sun. I drew another flying geese block for the borders and used the Birds in the Air block from the Classic Library for the corners.
Best viewed with Outline Patches and Outline Blocks turned off.
Heather Miller
Fly my Way
With much respect and admiration for the art of Caryl Bryer Fallert.
Heather Miller
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Washington State