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Some quilters are slow and steady, while others favor more of a 'forget perfect, finish fast' style, like Angela; she uses templates and block piecing with lots of triangles to create an ombré quilt; handy tips for quilting with rulers.
Some quilters are slow and steady, while others favor more of a 'forget perfect, finish fast' style, like Angela; she uses templates and block piecing with lots of triangles to create an ombré quilt; handy tips for quilting with rulers.
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S4, EP5 "Precuts"Angela's ready to take on 200+ precuts, and the accompanying placement decisions.
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S8, EP5 "Like a Charm"Angela and her teenage daughter Cloe spend some quality time together making an easy-to-piece charm quilt.
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"Rising Star"Angela avoids ripping paper, her kids and chores to create a rounded illusion with no curves.
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S4, EP11 "Paper Piecing and Troubleshooting"Angela shares tips to make paper piecing a breeze and explains how to troubleshoot.
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S10, EP11 "Ombré Wall Hanging"Angela makes a modern ombré wall hanging to display in a very exclusive art exhibition.
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S10, EP8 "3 Designs Every Quilter Should Know"A practical and cute quilted zipper pouch gets straight to the quilting; Angela shares quilting designs every quilter should know: ribbon candy, serpentine lines and the paisley feather, while making a small, easy quilting project for beginners.
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S10, EP7 "Friendship Stars Quilt"For those who are 'quilt curious,' but unsure where to get started.
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S10, EP1 "Modern Southwestern-Style Quilt"Angela creates a modern Southwestern-style quilt that's the perfect size to use as a blanket for summer picnics in the park.
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