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We're having trouble seeing straight; then again, it's probably the Drunkard's Path block! Angela's here to make sure the steps go straight to your head.
We're having trouble seeing straight; then again, it's probably the Drunkard's Path block! Angela's here to make sure the steps go straight to your head.
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The Midnight Quilt Show
S8, EP2 "The Midnight Quilt Show"Angela is back for season five; she is making the Arrows Quilt by Krystal Jakelwicz and incorporating a little love note into her machine quilting.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S4, EP10 "Bonus: All About the Baste"Angela shares her favorite way to make a quilt sandwich.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S5, EP2 "Milky Way"Angela whips up the Milky Way Quilt by Monique Dillard featuring Lily & Loom fabric.
The Midnight Quilt Show
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.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S10, EP7 "Friendship Stars Quilt"For those who are 'quilt curious,' but unsure where to get started.
The Midnight Quilt Show
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.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S10, EP2 "Bonus: 5 Items Around Your House to Use for Quilting"From cornstarch to cuticle pushers, Angela shares five ingenious hacks for using common household items for quilting.
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