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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.
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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The Midnight Quilt Show
"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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S5, EP5 "Split Square"Assembling Easter baskets and a quilt; Angela demonstrates how to do a mitered border; plus how to quilt using rulers.
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"Surfer's Point"Angela's daughter picks out a quilt that's way harder than she's used to; building up the confidence to take a bite out of something new.
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S7, EP3 "Modern Technology Half-Square Triangle Quilt"Angela's reminded of her age as she relies on her kids to keep up with the digital world; she uses two basic shapes to create a mod half-square triangle quilt that's easier to make than it looks.
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S9, EP5 "Strip-Pieced Contemporary Chevron Quilt"Angela turns to strip piecing and her fun, easy-to-piece chevron pattern to get her quilting mojo back.
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S9, EP2 "Spring Stardust Quilt"Painter's tape can make quilting a bit easier; Angela shares some unconventional ways to use it as she creates a striking stardust quilt; an extra painter's tape hack for sewing half-square triangles.
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S9, EP1 "Bursting Star Quilt"Angela uses half-square triangles to make a modern bursting star quilt, while sharing her tips on how to keep a lasting relationship with a quilter.
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