Create Something Special with This Striking Block

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Play with Colors and Values to Make It Your Own!

This striking block will be beautiful in your favorite colors. It provides many design options depending on color and value placements.

Choose between several block sizes for your next project. Combine four blocks (2 x 2) for potholders, a table quilt, the sides of a tote bag, and more. Or use several blocks for a larger quilt.

Flying Geese in the Cabin Block Pattern

Watch what happens when several blocks are combined. Imagine how the design will change as you adjust the emphasis by playing with the placement of value and color contrasts.

Flying Geese in the Cabin Block Pattern

For example, the center diamond could become more prominent. Or alter the dark-to-light arrangement of the “logs” within each block to create an interesting secondary design. This is a fun block to play with.

Flying Geese in the Cabin Block Pattern

A quilt layout created from four blocks.

Flying Geese in the Cabin Block Pattern

The same layout with contrast adjustments made in Photoshop.

Foundation paper piecing is used to construct the block. This is a great project for beginners to the technique. You’ll find excellent FPP instructions here.

The designer, Jamie from Four Kids Quilt, provides instructions for the following finished block sizes:

  • 4″
  • 5″
  • 6″
  • 8″
  • 10″
  • 12″
  • 14″

Click here to purchase the “Flying Geese in the Cabin” quilt pattern.

 

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