American Quilting Traditions: 11 Free Quilt Designs, Quilt Blocks, and More Americana

Honor the U.S.A. with American quilting traditions from this FREE eBook! Celebrate the rich history of American quilting with some free quilt designs that are sure to challenge and inspire you.

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Scattered Geese QAYG Tutorial

By: Cori George from heyletsmakestuff.com

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This image courtesy of heyletsmakestuff.com

Fake out with some faux flying geese when you create this simply gorgeous log cabin quilt block. The Scattered Geese QAYG Tutorial is an easy quilting pattern with a few embellishments that really make it stand out. This is a quilt-as-you-go block that is insanely easy to make and easily combines to make a lovely quilt. The example is quilted in soft greys and purples to display a uniquely feminine yet trendy color scheme, but you could easily make it your own with brighter, bolder, or darker fabric prints.

Project Type: Make a Project

Quilt Size: 12 inches wide x 12 inches long

Time to complete: In an evening

Primary Technique: Pieced

Difficulty Level: Beginner

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