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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
S1, EP4 "Stars"Quilting just got better; Angela stitches up her exclusive variable-star quilt design.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S9, EP9 "Bonus: How to Choose Fabric"Angela loves to stock up on fabrics; from bundles to collections, she shares her tips to pick the perfect prints and solids for a next quilt.
The Midnight Quilt Show
S8, EP5 "Like a Charm"Angela and her teenage daughter Cloe spend some quality time together making an easy-to-piece charm quilt.
The Midnight Quilt Show
"The Midnight Quilt Show"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.
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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