In Mid January Temecula Quilt Co invited us to their sew along - Wild Goose Wednesday.
The goal is to make 8 flying geese units per week for 33 weeks.
The goal is to make 8 flying geese units per week for 33 weeks.
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| Week 1 |
Last year, a quilt by Christine Vlasic called "Flying By" inspired me to start collecting fabrics to make a contemporary version of a flying geese quilt.
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| Week 2 |
Fabrics were collected from different corners of my sewing room, and others bought from the various shops I love visiting.
There will be definitely more horses in future blocks.
There will be definitely more horses in future blocks.
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| Week 3 |
The Temecula Quilt Co issued an invitation that I could not resist. The fabrics are there, all piled up and waiting for attention.
My other projects are moving slowly, so 8 flying geese a week gives me a little tangible weekly goal.
My other projects are moving slowly, so 8 flying geese a week gives me a little tangible weekly goal.
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| Week 4 |
Just 8 geese a week!
12 comments:
Such interesting fabrics. Especially the horse print.
Love your fabric choices. Hugs
I have been tempted by this sew along and printed off the sheet with cutting instructions for different sizes. So far managed to resist, but love the picture of the finished quilt, ahh, decisions, decisions! Your FG are very cute with horses, mushrooms and feathers - love it!
Great fabrics you are using Elyte, love the horses too. Looking forward to seeing the geese mulitply.
Gorgeous Elyte!
Love those fussy cut horses, and the fabrics int he others are so pretty
Happy sewing
Beautiful geese! Lots of lovely work there x
Interesting project!!! I love these different fabrics and the horses of course!!!
Hi Elyte wow i love these,those horse flying geese are amazing,well done my friend.
It will be amazing Elyte. Can't wait to see it finished...
Such interesting fabrics Elyte... I look forward to seeing the flock of geese getting bigger!
It will look fabulous. Sometimes we just need a bit of tempting.
Can't wait to see the finished product.
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