Let's Stitch Flying Geese Block Design Workbook

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$18.75 ~~$25~~ In stock

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A companion workbook to Natalia Bonner's popular online class - Let's Stitch - Flying Geese.
25 unique blocks - with 2 designs per block intentionally left blank for you to sketch, doodle, draw your own machine quilting motifs.
50 full color pages to sketch doodle and draw.
Book measures 8.25"x8.25"

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★ Oct 12, 2026

The blank space next to each of the 25 blocks is exactly what I needed, since I can sketch my own version right beside the example instead of hunting for scrap paper. Two designs per block means I've got plenty to work through before I even touch fabric.

Lily ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

The blank spaces next to each of the 25 blocks are perfect for sketching out my own quilting lines before committing thread to fabric. Two design options per block gives me plenty to play with, and I've already filled several pages. Way more useful than I expected for the price.

Michael ★★★★★ Sep 11, 2026

The 25 blocks each have two blank designs to sketch on, so I've been redrawing my own variations right next to the class examples. Way better than scribbling on loose paper like I did before.