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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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S1, EP2 "Four-Patch Variation"Four-patch variation with cornerstones; Angela plays with color and dot-to-dot quilting.
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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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"Fabric Cutting"Great cuts make for more accurate quilts, and Angela is here to share some tips and tricks for quick and precise fabric cutting and the best ruler sizes to have on hand.
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S10, EP4 "Campfire Quilt"Angela Walters reminisces about her days in the Girl Scouts while making the Campfire Quilt designed by Suzy Williams of Suzy Quilts.
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