I love this block. It looks harder than it is….which makes you look like a professional quilter 🙂
The seam in the center is hidden behind the flying geese part, making it an illusion.

Materials Needed:
2- background 3″ X 3″
1- flying geese 3″ X 5 1/2

3-D Flying Geese Quilt Block Tutorial~
1) Â Fold the rectangle in half and finger press
2) Â Place this folded rectangle in between the two background squares- lining up the raw edge. The fold will be just beyond 1/4″ from one edge of the background squares

3) Â Sew along the side

4) Â Open the block –notice that the fold is at the top and one side is caught in the seam
5) Â Pull the sides to the corners of the squares

6) Â Trim the excess flying geese

7) Â Using glue- {I use Fabric Fuse by Thermoweb— LOVE this stuff!}– Â put a couple of dots down to make the flying geese from shifting out of it’s spot. This will replace using pins. So handy!

8) Â Repeat this process for as many 3-d Flying Geese quilt blocks you need.

The 3-d part of the block is on the angle on either side of the center seam.

Have you made this 3-d quilt block before? Have any hints? Tips to share?

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I want to try all of your 3d squares. So neat!
I love 3D blocks!!
Having trouble putting tis square together, HELP!! I can make the flying geese just don’t know how to make into a block
I’m making a Flying Geese quilt for my toddler and would love to know how these 3D blocks stand up to kids!