FFQ016 Pinwheel Squares. 35" x 43"
This was a very fun quilt to construct. It uses the 45 Degree Strip Ruler from Creative Grids (item #CGRSR45) or the template provided in the pattern. The pieces are all cut from 2 1/2" strips - either cut from your stash or purchased pre-cut. Four-patch blocks and simple pinwheels combine to create a whole different design. The constrast between the light and dark fabrics makes the illusion of a square on point show up in the finished project.

FFQ017 Floating Stars. 42" x 50"
The second in my series of quilts made from pre-cut 2 1/2" strips. It uses the 60 Degree Strip Ruler from Creative Grids (item #CGRSR60) or the template provided in the pattern. The pieces are all cut from 2 1/2" strips - either cut from your stash or a purchased pre-cut collection. The trick of this quilt is in the star points - no those aren't what you're expecting. The points float up away from the seam line so there's no chance of those points being lost in stitching. The quilt size can be a little larger or smaller based on the floating the star blocks with larger side setting triangles. Ah-h-h, now you understand the name!

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FFQ018 Braids on Parade. 57" x 51"
Another in my series of quilts made using 2 1/2" strips. This one was made using the Bali Pop called Green Tea. I loved playing with the colors and pieced this randomly. The pattern uses the Trapezoid Strip Ruler from Creative Grids to cut the strips in a jiffy. A template is also provided in the pattern. The pattern also includes information for making this quilt larger or smaller based on the number of strips you have on hand and calculating materials for using braids as a border.

FFQ001 Geese in the Fields. 57" x 87". Gather a baker's dozen of fat quarters and you're ready to cook up this great quilt. Flying Geese x 4 "No Math" ruler is a plus and allows you to make the quilt in 12 different sizes but is not required to complete quilt. Below are some samples of Geese in the Fields made with different fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

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FFQ002 Moroccan Tiles Table Runner 12" x 33". Have you ever heard of a Quarter Square Goose? This pattern will guide you through making this new, interesting block without ever having to cut a triangle! Flying Geese x 4 "No Math" ruler is a plus but not required to complete this project. Below are some samples of Moroccan made with different fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

FFQ003 Chain of Events 42" x 58". Learn two new and interesting techniques to make two old favorite blocks. Then combine traditional "54 40 or Fight" and "Goose Chase" blocks to create this beautiful wall or lap quilt showcasing curves but made using only straight seams. Needs strong contrast of fabrics. Below are some samples of Chain of Events made with other fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

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FFQ004 Crossroads Full - 64" x 84" or Queen 84" x 104". The large squares in this quilt are the ideal places to use feature prints, batiks or any assortment of fabrics. Use those fabrics you just can't cut into little bitty pieces. Designed to use quarter yard cuts - fat or straight from the bolt.. Below are some samples of Crossroads made with other fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

FFQ005 Rainbow Rails - 36" x 48". Use six fat quarters to make this fun and fast quilt. Also includes requirements and instructions to make a large lap quilt, full- sized and two queen=sized versions. Below is a sample of Rainbow Rails made with other fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

FFQ006 Crazy Eights Table Runner - 17" x 50". Easy Flying Geese chase their own tails around this simple but striking table runner. This is a perfect project for the confident beginner while still being interesting enough for more experienced sewers. Below are samples of Crazy Eights made with other fabrics. Click the small pictures to see a larger version

FFQ007 Gems & Jewels - 12" x 44". Create this beautiful, faceted table runner with points all around - all from squares. Easy Flying Geese make this a snap to stitch together. Below is a sample of Gems & Jewels made with other fabrics. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

FFQ008 Echo Stars. 57" x 87". Our newest pattern that uses fat quarters`and Flying Geese made the Lazy Girl way. Combine these with a pleasing background to create this quilt where the stars are all the same in construction but seem to Echo because of the different fabric placement. Below is an Echo Stars made with Aunt Grace fabrics and two different blow up photos of the cover quilt. Click the small picture to see a larger version.

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FFQ009 Rings & Things. 82" x 82" or 82" x 112". Make the Rings and Things quilt using only straight seams. The combination of angles work together to give the illusion of curves. Designed for the intermediate to advanced stitcher.

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FFQ011 Inside the Rings. Make this quilt using only straight seams. The combination of angles work together to give the illusion of curves. Use a big feature print and build rings around them. Designed for the intermediate to advanced sewer. Includes instructions for three sizes - full, queen and King.

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FFQ012 Return to Morocco. This wonderful table runner is made using just three fabrics. Choose a print or multi-colored fabric for the medium value. Use that one to find one very light and one very dark fabric. Learn to make this new "Half Quarter Square Goose" block – all from squares (no cutting of triangles - trust us)! 14 x 42.

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FFQ013 Up a Lazy River. Lap - 52" x 80", Full/Queen - 80" x 94", King - 94" x 94"
Let's go fish! Gather colorful fat quarters for fish and add beautiful blues for a water-y background.
Use one blue or find four to six shades to make your river graduate from light to dark.
The Lazy Angle ruler is a plus but not required. .

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FFQ014 Charmed Arrows. Pattern includes sizes Throw - 38 x 45 1/2, Twin - 53 x 83, Full 68 x 90 1/2, Queen 83 x 98, King 98 x 98
Charm squares are a fun way to use your stash, trade fabric with friends or experiment with a new collection of fabrics. Make this quilt any size you choose – one block at a time.
Made from 5" Charm Squares and one accent/alternate fabric.

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FFQ015 Lazy Leaves. 42 1/2" x 53 1/2"
Autumn is my favorite time of year. Find those luscious fat quarters of rich colored fabrics and make some lovely leaves fall into your life. No raking required!
The Lazy Angle Ruler (#R3654) is nice to have but not required.

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FFQ099 Single Skein Scarf. Crochet this beautiful scarf quickly and easily, using one single skein of any fashion yarn. This is a great pattern to use for teaching beginning crochet.