Flying Geese Create Unique Shiplap Ahoy Blocks
Each block in the Shiplap Ahoy Quilts Pattern is created simply and it’s possible to make every single block unique. Using methods for Nancy Zieman’s Folded Flying Geese, Shiplap Ahoy features the five shiplap prints to create blocks. Using three or four background strips, each block will have three-dimensional triangles (geese) at various locations. We think you’ll enjoy the results when you stitch the new Shiplap Ahoy Quilts.
The quilt design features yardage from Nancy’s new fabric line,Farmhouse Florals by Penny Rose Fabrics, a division of Riley Blake Designs. Make the quilt using Farmhouse Florals or sew the design in your favorite light, medium, and dark fabric values.
Colors
Create this quilt in two different sizes and two different color palettes. The multicolor, bed-sized quilt features all five shiplap fabrics as blocks’ backgrounds. The small lap-size quilt features a more monochromatic design focusing on blue, cream, and white.
Fold and Stitch Techniques
The flying geese showcased in each quilt are easily creating by using Nancy Zieman’s Fold and Stitch Technique. Each triangle is three-dimensional unless you opt to stitch down the right and left sides of the shape. Here’s a sneak peek at the folding:
- Cut assorted squares using the size chart listed in the Shiplap Ahoy pattern.
- Fold the squares in half, matching wrong sides.
- Meet the folded corners from cut edge to the center, as shown. Press.
The Blocks
Blocks in this quilt are created using three or four background strips and an assorted number of prepared folded triangle geese. The nature of this style of construction will give every single quilter a truly unique design. Team Nancy Zieman cannot wait to see your quilts!
Create a total of 20 blocks for the lap-size quilt and 30 blocks for the bed-size quilt. You’ll be pleased with how quickly these stitch together.
Watch Folded Flying Geese online in Quick Column Quilts, Part 3.
Happy Quilting,
Team Nancy Zieman
Nancy Zieman Productions, LLC.
Helen
They are both nice, but I prefer the blue and white quilt.
Karen
Love, love, love, love this fabric collection! It reminds me of being at my grandma’s when I was little. I love both the bold multicolor and the blue and white. I think they would look great as a front and back of a quilt (reversible).
Jade
The bold, bright one is striking, but the soft blue one would be just perfect for a little baby boy, and the pattern looks so fun to make!
Sandra N
I love the blue and white theme quilt! Such a fun pattern!
Thunder
I like the blue and white, wonderful for a baby boy quilt !
randi
I lean toward brighter colors with more of a contrast but would do both if it was for a gift.
DebbieW
I prefer the the blue and white themed quilt, so calming and reminiscent of a day at the beach.
Beverly Becker
I love the blue and white quilt. It would be great for a baby or as a lap quilt for an elderly sailor. Beautiful fabric selection!
Ann West
The blue and white quilt seems to exude calmness and peacefulness. This seems perfect for a child’s sleeping quilt.
Judith Abbott
Although I usually go for the bold colors, in this design, I prefer the second quilt. The light blue is especially nice.
Patricia Evans
I like them both, but think I am more of a subtle type – so I would have to go with the first one.
Lorraine
Snuggling under a quilt made with these beautiful fabrics and the flying geese pattern would make for a perfect dream. I’d love to put my hands to such a project if I am the winner.
Linda
I love the statement the bold colors make – the fabrics really stand out. The Farmhouse Florals are gorgeous!
MoeWest
I like the blue and white quilt. The other colours really pop against that background.
Susan Spiers
Love the bold multicolor quilt! Wonderful – cheerful & bright!
Beverly
Both quilts are lovely, but I do prefer the way the bold multicolor blocks pop.
Robin Hessefort
I LOVE THIS LINE OF FABRIC. Shiplap is all the rage now. This quilt I feel using the folded flying geese has a modern spin on a traditional method.
Max
I prefer the blue and white quilt–both are nice.
Nancy Ballard
I like the blue and white softer print.
Melanie Eddy
I like the more traditional look of the blue and white quilt. It is a versatile fabric line to look modern in one quilt and traditional in the other.
Brenda Ackerman
I would make the multi colored quilt first, it is just so pretty with all of the lovely flowers and variety of colors moving about. Yet, the blue and white would be so perfect for a little boy quilt. Thank you so much for sharing!
Marylin Land
I like the blue and white best. I believe I would enjoy making this quilt.
Anita Phelps
I love the serenity found in the blue and white quilt. Would love to see this with a light background and intense colored geese for a baby quilt.
Eva
I love the bright multi-color quilt. Want something to brighten up my room.
Pat
I prefer the bold multi-color. Thanks for the chance to win.
Donna W
The blue and white version is the one that I am drawn to. Makes me think of sailing.
Clovis
I would make the blue/white theme quilt. The blue/white will be perfect for my living room.
Anne Z.
I love the bold bright colors. It is very striking. I love the pattern. I think it would also look terrific made with batiks.
Nancy Lewis
I love blue, so my choice is the blue and white. Beautiful!!
Susan T
The light blue and white are so summery and cool breeze feeling. Defineately my choice.
Karen
Although they are both pleasing quilts, the blue and white just really appeals to me. I have made many blue and white quilts for myself, maybe that’s the reason.
Patti Mason
I love, love , love the Blue and White. It has a vintage look, warm and welcoming.
Janet johnson
I love, love, love the bold multi color quilt. The soft blut does look nice but the bold colors of the first quilt really showcase each fabric piece. Such beautiful fabrics.
LaDonna
I like both versions however I am partial to the bold one but I’m wondering how it would look with patriot fabrics.
Kathryn Englebretsen
I love the blue and white one. It would be perfect for a baby boy.
Noreen
I especially like the blue and white quilt. I love quilts!
Valerie Thompson
I like the first picture (the bold) colorway it’s vibrant and enjoyable. I’ve always loved flying geese with this method it will be easier for me as a beginner. Good luck everyone. Thank you for the chance to win.
beth d.
I prefer the multicolored quilt. I can use my scrap fabric to make it.
Kathy R Hartwell
I like them both but think I like the multi colored one just a bit better. Thank you for a chance at this wonderful package.
Charlotte Brown
I like the blue and white better, but both are beautiful.
teri kratoska
I prefer the bold one. It is so vibrant.
Cherie G
I like the blue and white quit because it has a calming affect.
Christine M
I prefer the blue and white themed quilt. But both are beautiful.
Sharon Barrea
I find the blue and white soothes my soul!
Karen
I like the blue and white quilt best.
Susan
Although both color palettes are pleasing, I am drawn to the light blue and white design as it is subtle like actual shiplap.
Joyce
They remind me of my childhood days. I think I prefer the blue and white. Beautiful!
Starla
While I usually prefer bright colors, I’m in love with the blue and white version. Looks so beachy!
Suzanne Cook
That is a hard choice to make because they are both attractive! I am drawn to the bold multicolor more because of the use of the bold colors from the fabric collection. The back of the quilt would be wonderful with the lighter colors and just a few flying geese to accent the lighter background. Nice pattern. Thank you!
M Dolan
Love pale colors
Mary
What a fun fabric and pattern to try.
Holli Chiles
I love the blue and white color way. It has a nautical feel with the colors of the sea and sky. Can’t wait to try the folded geese technique. Thanks so much for sharing it!
Jan C
I like the blue and white because it is calm.
Lillian K
I like the soft colors in the blue and white version.
Barbie
Love the fabric……. The quilt we like the best is the blue. My granddaughter and I will make this one together should we win.
Bonnie
What beautiful fabric and pattern! I prefer the bold multicolor quilt because it is so vibrant. Thanks for the great giveaway.
pat
I prefer the calmness of the blue and white quilt.
Mary Wippold
I much prefer the quilt with the bold colors.
Bright colors make me happy.
Marilyn D.
I think I like the multicolor best. I would make it for one of my grandchildren to snuggle up with. They would love it.
Shirley Clark
It kind of depends on who it’s for! I love bold colors mostly, but I also love muted colors for babies.
Mary Nasvik
I prefer the bright colors of the big quilt for me but the muted colors for a baby quilt.
Michelle Hall
I like the blue, white and cream version as it seems sool and refreshing to me
Nancy
I love the blue and white, peaceful and elegant.
Janine A.
I like the blue and white quilt best.
Cindy Kamsler
I prefer the blue and white quilt. I would also love to try this technique.
Nerissa
I really love the blue and white one. It is unique in its simplicity yet draws a cozy feeling. The pattern looks very easy to do and it would be nice to try it..
Kathleen
I absolutely love the fabric collection! While both quilts are equally beautiful, I prefer the blue and white one.
Jeanie Bellinger
I really like the multi colors in the larger quilt. With the variety of colors this quilt can be given to a male or female. It has a nautical look for a person who prefers boating or a seaway interest. Playful enough for a childs quilt as well. The motif gas clean, crisp lines.
Glenda Blair
Love, Love, Love the blue and white!
Peggy S
I like the multi-color bold quilt and especially the quilting done on it. I also love the Farm House Fabric designed by Nancy.
Karen King
I like the blue and white best, but for my grand daughter I would use pink where the blue is! The 3D flying geese make this a very interesting quilt!
Pamela
My fave is the shiplap. Colors are great and the concept of 3D is a great addition. The fabrics themselves are just too sweet.