Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
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The flying geese block in Urban Basix isn't your ordinary flying geese block. There are five flying geese units in a row, and that row of units is set on point. Jenny takes us through all of the steps, starting with making flying geese units using the four-at-a-time or no-waste method. She demonstrates joining a pair of flying geese units with a perfect point, joining the triangle patches to the bottom and top of the row of flying geese units, and joining the large triangle patches to the sides of the row to complete the block.
FREE full episode: goo.gl/Uvfi9N (Login or register for free with your email address.)
The flying geese block in Urban Basix isn't your ordinary flying geese block. There are five flying geese units in a row, and that row of units is set on point. Jenny takes us through all of the steps, starting with making flying geese units using the four-at-a-time or no-waste method. She demonstrates joining a pair of flying geese units with a perfect point, joining the triangle patches to the bottom and top of the row of flying geese units, and joining the large triangle patches to the sides of the row to complete the block.
