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What to do with gift quilts that end up being too good to give away; Angela's second quilt ever was supposed to be for her mom, until she got 'sidetracked'; she makes up for it with a new episode that's just for moms.
What to do with gift quilts that end up being too good to give away; Angela's second quilt ever was supposed to be for her mom, until she got 'sidetracked'; she makes up for it with a new episode that's just for moms.
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