Flying Geese Row
Also known as: Flying Geese, Wild Goose Chase, Geese in Flight
Four flying geese flying nose to tail along a row: each is a large goose triangle between two small sky triangles, and each goose's point touches the base of the next.
Block Details
- Category
- Classic
- Difficulty
- beginner
- Grid Type
- strip
- Piece Count
- 12
- Tags
- stripflying-geesebeginnertraditional
- Also appears in
- Log Cabin
Block Details
- Category
- Classic
- Difficulty
- beginner
- Grid Type
- strip
- Piece Count
- 12
- Tags
- stripflying-geesebeginnertraditional
- Also appears in
- Log Cabin
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