page 4 - (10.25” strips is how the pattern was originally written - 10.5” strips allows for additional room to trim the flying geese).

Small Throw
Cut 3 - 10.5″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
9 - 10.5″ × 10.5″ squares.
Each strip yields
4 - 10.5″ × 10.5″ squares.

Large Throw
Cut 4 - 10.5″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
16 - 10.5″ × 10.5″ squares.
Each strip yields
4 - 10.5″ × 10.5″ squares.

page 4 background fabric -

Small Throw

Flying Geese
Cut 4 - 6″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
28 - 6″ × 6″ squares.
Each strip yields
7 - 6″ × 6″ squares.

Small Throw
Cut 2 - 11 1/2″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
6 - 11 1/2″ × 11 1/2″ squares.
Each strip yields
3 - 11 1/2″ × 11 1/2″ squares.

Large Throw
Flying Geese
Cut 8 - 6″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
52 - 6″ × 6″ squares.
Each strip yields
7 - 6″ × 6″ squares.

Large Throw
Cut 4 - 11 1/2″ WOF strips.
Subcut into
11 - 11 1/2″ × 11 1/2″ squares.
Each strip yields
3 - 11 1/2″ × 11 1/2″ squares.

page 7 -

•  Repeat for a total of 22 - small throw or 44 - large throw flying geese.

pg. 4 - large throw correction 25 - outer nine patches (not 32 as printed)

pg. 4 - small throw and large throw correction

Block Center:
Seven

Small Throw: 24 - 2 ½ x 4 1/2” pieces
4 - 2 1/2” x 8 1/2” pieces

Large Throw: 54 - 2 1/2” x 4 1/2” pieces
9 - 2 1/2” x 8 1/2” pieces

pg. 6 Small Throw correction
Cut 5 - 6 1/2” WOF strips.
Subcut into 25 - 6 1/2” squares.

page 4:

Large Throw Rectangle - All 12 fat quarter pieces

Large Throw Square - All 16 fat quarter pieces

page 10:

Unfinished B blocks 

page 11:

Following the diagram below, alternate A/B blocks