We’ve just added three new lessons and three new block patterns to the Dilly Dally Quilt class! That means it’s flying geese time — and I’m so excited to walk you through it.

In this part of the class, I’ll be showing you two different methods for making flying geese units:

• One-at-a-time method – This is a simple and familiar method, similar to snowballing, and great for those who like a little more control over each unit.
• Four-at-a-time method – This time we’re doing it a little differently from how I’ve taught it in the past. We’ll be making the geese slightly oversized, then trimming them down for extra precision. This tweak makes a big difference in helping you get those perfect points!

Whether you’re brand new to flying geese or just looking for a refresher, these lessons should make the process easier and more accurate.

To access the new content, just head to your class dashboard here:
👉 MY DASHBOARD

Here are a few of my favorite tips to get your flying geese looking fabulous:

🪶 Use a scant ¼” seam for better accuracy when piecing — it helps prevent your units from ending up too small.
🪶 Starch your fabric before you cut and after each pressing step. It keeps things crisp and flat, which really helps with trimming.
🪶 Take your time trimming — don’t rush this step! It makes a huge difference in how well your blocks go together later.

Ready to get started? Head over to the class dashboard to download the new patterns and watch the demo videos!

Fabrics I’m using:

• Blocks – Jellybean Meadow fabric collection – I just grabbed a fat quarter bundle of all (20) fabrics
• Background – Kona Snow

See our other quilt class posts here.