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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.
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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S3, EP5 "Frequency Rainbow Star Quilt"Combining a rainbow quilt, a star quilt and a medallion quilt all into one; Angela breaks down Y-seams, quilting with templates and beyond.
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S9, EP7 "Quilting Mistakes"Angela demonstrates how to hide quilting mistakes by using a matching thread color and echoing and repeating a mistake to make it look intentional.
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S10, EP3 "No-Waste Flying Geese Quilt"Angela demonstrates the no-waste flying-geese method while making a multidimensional quilt for the most quilt-worthy person in her life; she shares her top three tips for quilting big quilts on a small machine.
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