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Rainbows come out after dark when Angela whips up a rainbow lone star quilt.
Rainbows come out after dark when Angela whips up a rainbow lone star quilt.
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S4, EP8 "Personal Growth"The thing about quilting is there's always room to grow; reflecting on personal growth; how to put a modern spin on a traditional block.
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"Father's Day Gift"Angela raids her husband's closet to stitch up a special quilted Father's Day gift; this T-shirt quilt for Jeremy isn't just any old T-shirt quilt, it's a very cool design that uses big flying geese to frame the blocks.
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S2, EP2 "King-Size Color Crystals Quilt"How to tackle a quilt with 512 half-square triangles with the quickest HST-cutting technique this side of the Mississippi.
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S7, EP6 "Stash-Busting Quilted Table Runner!"Angela quilts a stash-busting table runner that's perfect for entertaining and quick to whip up; she shares her favorite tips for throwing the perfect party.
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S10, EP10 "Stash Busting Sunburst Table Topper"Angela whips up a stash-busting table topper using the 'quilt-as-you-go' method Gudrun Erla teaches in her online class "Fast & Furious: Quilt-As-You-Go With Pre-Cuts."
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