Churning Geese! - Rain POS
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HandiQuilter
Churning Geese! 12-1/2”x12-1/2”
Things to Know *Before you Begin* All Quantities and cuts are based on 44/45”-wide, 100% cotton fabrics. All measurements include a 1/4” seam allowance, unless stated differently in the directions. WOF stands for Width of Fabric. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. Read through the instructions before beginning your project. All directions have been tested and are presented in good faith, but no warranty can be given nor results guaranteed. We truly hope you have fun with your project!
Cutting Directions
From Background fabric cut: - (6) 2-7/8”x2-7/8” Squares. Subcut in half diagonally once to make (12) Half Square Triangles (A) - (4) 2-1/2”x4-1/2” Rectanlges. (B) From Green fabric cut: - (2) 2-7/8”x2-7/8” Squares. Subcut in half diagonally once to make (4) Half Square Triangles. (C) - (1) 4-1/2”x4-1/2” Square (D)
From Orange fabric cut: - (1) 5-1/4”x5-1/4” square. Subcut in half diagonally both directions to make (4) Quarter Square Triangles (E) From Blue fabric cut: - (1) 5-1/4”x5-1/4” square. Subcut in half diagonally both directions to make (4) Quarter Square Triangles (F) From Purple fabric cut: - (4) 2-1/2”x4-1/2” Rectangles (G)
Flying Geese Unit A
Layout (2) Background “A” Triangles & (1) “E” Orange Quarter Square Triangle like Shown
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the left side of the “E” Triangle. Press towards A
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the right side of the “E” Triangle. Press towards A
Repeat Previous (3) steps to make a total of (4) Flying Geese A Blocks
A
E
A
Flying Geese Unit B
Layout (1) Background “A” Triangles, (1) Green “C” Triangle & (1) “F” Blue Quarter Square Triangle like Shown
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the left side of the “F” Triangle. Press towards “A”
Sew (1) “C” Triangle to the right side of the “F” Triangle. Press towards “C”
Repeat Previous (3) steps to make a total of (4) Flying Geese B Blocks
A
F
C
Copyright: January 2011, all rights reserved to Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of Country Traditions. Thank you! Visit Our Website for other Great Patterns and Design Idea! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
Pieced Squares
Layout (1) Background “B” Rectangle, and (1) Purple “G” Rectangle as shown.
Sew (1) “B” Rectangle and (1) “G” Rectangle together along the long side
Press towards the Background Fabric
Repeat previous (3) Steps to make a total of (4) Pieced Squares.
Assembling the Block
Layout (1) Flying Geese Unit A and (1) Flying Geese Unit B as shown
Sew Blocks together along the long side and press towards Unit B
Repeat previous (2) Steps to make (4) Flying Geese Units
Layout (4) Flying Geese Units, (4) Pieced Squares, and (1) Green “D” Square as shown.
Sew Blocks into rows. Press in the direction of the arrows
Sew Rows together to make (1) Churning Geese Block. Press in the direction of the arrows.
Copyright: January 2011, all rights reserved to Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of Country Traditions. Thank you! Visit Our Website for other Great Patterns and Design Idea! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
PFAFF
HandiQuilter
Churning Geese! 12-1/2”x12-1/2”
Things to Know *Before you Begin* All Quantities and cuts are based on 44/45”-wide, 100% cotton fabrics. All measurements include a 1/4” seam allowance, unless stated differently in the directions. WOF stands for Width of Fabric. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated. Read through the instructions before beginning your project. All directions have been tested and are presented in good faith, but no warranty can be given nor results guaranteed. We truly hope you have fun with your project!
Cutting Directions
From Background fabric cut: - (6) 2-7/8”x2-7/8” Squares. Subcut in half diagonally once to make (12) Half Square Triangles (A) - (4) 2-1/2”x4-1/2” Rectanlges. (B) From Green fabric cut: - (2) 2-7/8”x2-7/8” Squares. Subcut in half diagonally once to make (4) Half Square Triangles. (C) - (1) 4-1/2”x4-1/2” Square (D)
From Orange fabric cut: - (1) 5-1/4”x5-1/4” square. Subcut in half diagonally both directions to make (4) Quarter Square Triangles (E) From Blue fabric cut: - (1) 5-1/4”x5-1/4” square. Subcut in half diagonally both directions to make (4) Quarter Square Triangles (F) From Purple fabric cut: - (4) 2-1/2”x4-1/2” Rectangles (G)
Flying Geese Unit A
Layout (2) Background “A” Triangles & (1) “E” Orange Quarter Square Triangle like Shown
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the left side of the “E” Triangle. Press towards A
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the right side of the “E” Triangle. Press towards A
Repeat Previous (3) steps to make a total of (4) Flying Geese A Blocks
A
E
A
Flying Geese Unit B
Layout (1) Background “A” Triangles, (1) Green “C” Triangle & (1) “F” Blue Quarter Square Triangle like Shown
Sew (1) “A” Triangle to the left side of the “F” Triangle. Press towards “A”
Sew (1) “C” Triangle to the right side of the “F” Triangle. Press towards “C”
Repeat Previous (3) steps to make a total of (4) Flying Geese B Blocks
A
F
C
Copyright: January 2011, all rights reserved to Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of Country Traditions. Thank you! Visit Our Website for other Great Patterns and Design Idea! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
Pieced Squares
Layout (1) Background “B” Rectangle, and (1) Purple “G” Rectangle as shown.
Sew (1) “B” Rectangle and (1) “G” Rectangle together along the long side
Press towards the Background Fabric
Repeat previous (3) Steps to make a total of (4) Pieced Squares.
Assembling the Block
Layout (1) Flying Geese Unit A and (1) Flying Geese Unit B as shown
Sew Blocks together along the long side and press towards Unit B
Repeat previous (2) Steps to make (4) Flying Geese Units
Layout (4) Flying Geese Units, (4) Pieced Squares, and (1) Green “D” Square as shown.
Sew Blocks into rows. Press in the direction of the arrows
Sew Rows together to make (1) Churning Geese Block. Press in the direction of the arrows.
Copyright: January 2011, all rights reserved to Country Traditions. No part of this pattern may be reproduced or copied with out the written permission of Country Traditions. Thank you! Visit Our Website for other Great Patterns and Design Idea! www.countrytraditionsonline.com
