Necktie Quilts Reinvented by Christine Copenhaver

Author:Christine Copenhaver
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: C&T Publishing

Sew each square on the diagonal line, trim extra fabric, and press.

7. Make 48 Flying Geese, in 16 groups of 3 matching units, for each block.

MAKING THE GAGGLE OF GEESE BLOCK

1. Refer to the block assembly diagram to sew together 3 matching Flying Geese units.

2. Add pairs of matching 1½˝ × 6½˝ strips to the sides of the unit from Step 1. Press the seams to the outside.

3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to make 16 blocks.

Block assembly

Quilt Assembly

1. Refer to the quilt assembly diagram to arrange the blocks in a 4 block × 4 block formation on a design wall. Alternate the direction of the Flying Geese as shown.

2. Sew 4 blocks together to form a row. Repeat this step to make 4 rows. Press the seams in alternate directions from row to row.

3. Sew the 4 rows together to complete the quilt top.

4. After layering and quilting, use either the fused tie 1½˝ strips (option 1) or the cotton 2¼˝ strips (option 2) for binding.

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