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How to Make a Chicago Geese Quilt Block
Calling all scrap quilters! This unique quilt block from fabric406 is a great one for all of those scraps you have around the house.
Complete with step-by-step photos and instructions, this is not a block that is ideal for absolute beginners, but the tutorial definitely makes it easy. I love the triangular corners. They really set this block apart from others.
I am always on the hunt for good scrap-busting blocks and this is definitely one of them. Depending on how you place them, they almost look like a pineapple quilt block. Maybe you could use them as a cheater.
If you are looking for a new and exciting quilt block, then check this one out. You can find it here: Free Tutorial for the Easy Chicago Geese Quilt Block
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