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Chicago Geese Quilt Block

Chicago Geese Quilt Block Block designed by Elaine Huff of Fabric406, The Tutorial is available for free
Chicago Geese Quilt Block


Introducing the Chicago Geese Quilt Block by Elaine Huff of Fabric406—a delightful fusion of the traditional Log Cabin and Flying Geese patterns, reminiscent of the classic Wild Goose Chase block. This 12-inch finished block is both easy and quick to assemble, making it an excellent choice for quilters of all skill levels.

Traditionally crafted with a background and two colors, Elaine adds her unique touch by incorporating a variety of fabrics, bringing a fresh and vibrant twist to this timeless design. The block's construction involves simple half-square triangles and rectangles, ensuring a straightforward piecing process.

One of the standout features of the Chicago Geese block is its versatility in quilt layouts. By experimenting with block rotations and color placements, you can achieve a multitude of captivating designs, from traditional arrangements to more contemporary, dynamic patterns.

Elaine's comprehensive tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, complete with detailed illustrations, guiding you through each phase of the block's creation—from marking and sewing to pressing and trimming. Additionally, she offers layout suggestions to inspire your quilting projects.

For those who prefer a printable version, a PDF download of this block is available for purchase. This pattern is perfect for utilizing leftover 2.5" strips and scraps, allowing you to create a stunning quilt that's both resourceful and visually appealing.

Embark on your quilting journey with the Chicago Geese Quilt Block and watch as your creativity takes flight!

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