This block is called Louisiana. I can't believe my flying geese came out so nicely! I did them using triangles, not rectangles and squares as many people do. I think this is the reason why they're so much nicer than usual.
It's not perfectly sized... It's about 1/8" too small in a few areas. Sorry, Jessica! I still think it looks good.
By the way, I signed on the front. I was supposed to do that, right?
I think it a pretty block. i have not yet try the flying geese but i have material for a quilt using them I have not been brave enough.
ReplyDeleteGreat block! And, yes, we are to sign on the front. I signed mine in a hurry before mailing it. I was trying not to make it too conspicuous, and ended up signing too close to the outer edge, where it could get trimmed off (mine is a little big) and part of it will probably end up in the seam allowance! Sigh.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I'm not familiar with that block, but I like it a lot. I signed mine, too.
ReplyDeleteI love this block. It is so pretty and I love that you did the pinwheel in teal.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so pretty! And delicate! And simply elegant! You've done a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me to sign my block!
Good job. The paper piecing patterns from that site were hard. I made several practice blocks---a bit of a pain.
ReplyDeleteWell, so sorry but I think I signed mine on the back. I mailed it already along with two yards of fabric I found in a coffee motif. Our January gal should have it by now.