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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."
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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S9, EP10 "Bonus: Top 3 Free-Motion Quilting Designs Even Beginners Can Do"Machine quilting isn't always as easy as it looks, but anyone can do these three free-motion quilting designs; how wavy lines, starburst designs and simple cursive words can turn a quilt into a work of art.
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S8, EP7 "Tried and True Rainbow Quilt"Some quilters are organized; some are a bit on the messier side, like Angela; Angela uses solid colors to make a tried-and-true rainbow quilt by Monique Jacobs, sharing her best organizing tips along the way.
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"Bonus: Painter's Tape for Faster Quilting"Quilters make lots of half-square triangles; for those that like the two-at-a-time method, Angela has a hack; she uses painter's tape to sew quarter-inch seams instead of marking each square.
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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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S10, EP6 "Cutting T-Shirts"Angela shares her top three tips on how to cut t-shirts for a quilt.
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