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Quilting: Circle of Geese Block
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Circle of Geese Block

Circle of Geese

Circle of Geese

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Yes, I would like for someone to tell me what I did wrong
on this pattern. I used the ClockWise Pattern on all four blocks but it just doesn't look right to me, it didn't go in a circle.
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Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Classic

Materials

BOHO

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Pam NZ on craftsy.com
Pam NZ
Oct 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Yes I agree, looks like 2 clockwise and 2 anti clockwise but don't despair... either accept this block for its uniqueness or redo half. If it was me, I would actually keep it as is and love it for how it turned out... I see geese flying in from the right top and side... helter skelter... and then ta da, they've got themselves in to perfect flying formation! I rather like it!
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Krista Ann
Oct 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
The two on the right are counter clockwise and the two on the left are clockwise. If you turned the two on the right, top and bottom each 180 degrees you would get a circle but they would be facing the other direction. If you want to fix it you can make two more clockwise squares and replace the ones on the right. It looks great otherwise.
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zamot15280
Oct 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
You would then need to turn that one around as well. But like you said it seems you tried everything.
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zamot15280
Oct 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I really like this pattern style. Wouldn't you just turn the top one right square around? Not sure if that would help.
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Yankeesweet
Oct 07, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks for the information, I tried every thing and did you notice the block below it, it also looks like one of the geese is going wrong also.
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Yankeesweet
Oct 07, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Maybe I should try to make a whole new block??
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Yankeesweet
Oct 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Don't know what I did wrong on this Circle of Geese, I was using the Clockwise blocks but it just didn't go in a circle like I wanted it to. And I had a lot of problems with the paper tearing apart and I was using tape to try and keep the pattern together. I looked for Foundation Paper but no one had it where I live and the shop that might of had it was closed on Saturday.
Ladybev on craftsy.com
Ladybev
Oct 08, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I feel for you! This was my first paper piecing block experience. You really don't know what to look for. Look at what's happened with the Friendship Circle! My papers were also flipping & popping, every time you tried folding it, on this block. Scotch tape became the templates friend. Thank goodness the seam frame stayed in tack, or all would have been lost. One template split all up so I went ahead and taped all the others! Sewing came out fine. Maybe with all your taping too, the template went wrong side up. That would account for the change of direction. If you liked making this block, I'd redo it. I don't think it will be real noticeable when it's arranged in your quilt.

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