Want to make Flying Geese units faster, easier, and more accurately? In this How To’sDay video from Lori’s Country Cottage, quilting expert Deb Tucker of Studio 180 shows you how to make 4 Flying Geese at a time using her popular Wing Clipper ruler. If you’ve ever looked at a quilt pattern and thought, “That’s a lot of Flying Geese!” — this tutorial is for you. Deb demonstrates her fast Flying Geese method, where you start with one large square and four smaller squares, create oversized units, and then use the Wing Clipper to trim them down to the perfect size.
In this video, you’ll learn:
- how to make 4 Flying Geese units at once
- why making them slightly oversized gives better results
- how the Wing Clipper ruler helps trim units accurately
- how to line up the ruler for clean, precise trimming
- how to create units that are consistent in size every time
- why accurate trimming makes quilt blocks fit together more easily
This is a fantastic technique for quilters who want less frustration, better accuracy, and faster piecing. The Wing Clipper ruler is especially helpful because it lets you trim Flying Geese in multiple sizes while preserving the points and helping every unit come out just right. Whether you’re new to Flying Geese or looking for a more reliable method, this demo is packed with practical tips to help improve your quilting results.