Improv flying geese matchstick lines = quilting happiness. 💛 In this video, I’m using the Mini 4-N-1 Machine Quilting Ruler to quilt the most fun improv-style flying geese. They’re perfect for borders and sashings—no measuring needed, just flow! Then to really make the design pop, I’m using the side of the Mini 4-N-1 as a guide to stitch those crisp matchstick lines in the background. That tiny detail? It’s what brings the whole strip to life. This design is just one of the 99 I’ll be teaching

Adding a final row of matchstick, 1/8 inch quilting to the outside of wall hangings is a great way to firm up the edges, take up any slack, and prepare the quilt for binding. I generally prefer to do this with a ruler, and have gotten into the habit of eyeballing the spacing. However, if I am working on some thing that is more for show or a customer, I will generally face the ruler the opposite direction, and work with a registration line. I don’t feel quite as fussy about projects that are desi