Cathedral Window Pillow | The Midnight Quilt Show Presents: Holiday Gift-Along Series!

The holidays are coming, but don't stress! We teamed up with Angela Walters, host of the Midnight Quilt Show, to create three DIY quilt projects that are super gift-able. 🎁 In this episode, you'll learn how to make a cathedral window pillow, an adorable gift for someone in your life who you've deemed "quilt-worthy."

[@corau4021]

Just spoke to someone who made this & has the pattern… for us late comers to this video… (108) 4” squares of background (13) 4.25” sq for window centers (4) 4.75” sq, cut diagonal for the edges (1) 5” sq cut diagonally twice, for corners (2) 15.5” x 21.5” pieces to overlap for back of pillow envelope. Thank you Susie (who shared it with me)

[@aangela7328]

First of all watch MIDNIGHT QUILT SHOW. Second, my son and dil are not big fans of my quilts, but my dear little grandson. He loves everything I'm sewing for him, because I always tell him, I sew for him because I love him so much. Recently he said to a t-shirt I made for him:" Granny, my whole life I wanted to have this shirt." He's 3 years old.

[@ThreadheadTV]

Oh, I LOVE that sweet little heart!!! What a treasure-of-a-boy. You can introduce him to "Man Sewing" someday. :)

[@hershey275]

I busted out laughing at your 3 year old's comment. They are so stinkin precious. My 3 year old told me that he was saving his root beer float for yesterday! Don't you just love them with everything you have?

[@vdtz6578]

I made my 3 year old grandson a quillow I bought as a kit with Dr. Suess fabric. As I left, he said "I love my quiltow and I really like the Dr. Susan fabric!" . I laughed most of the way home.

[@zainylainy1]

I have a 29 year old son who I call extremely quilt worthy. He has used my quilts on his bed since he was 10 years old, still using same ones. He bought a special quilt rack which he puts in his living room displaying several new ones, and he has hanging in his entry way an art quilt I finished. That’s what I call quilt worthy!!!

[@lindacarlson8424]

Elaine Armenta How lucky you are to be appreciated.

[@ursulak2726]

I like the colourful combination seh make and i always thought its too complicated for me. When i have Seen her Fruit quillt and i Love it so i Made it for me and its wonderful in my favorite Colours. Thanks and Greetings from Germany Love uschi

[@TruthSeekerNC]

I would say so! Kudos to your son. A LOT of people don't appreciate handmade gifts and I would say the majority are men. You have a special one there and he is blessed to have a mom that makes him so many treasures. I have never owned a handmade quilt and have a disability that prevents me from making my own but you can bet that I so appreciate the art. :)

[@nlm6054]

Wow!

[@candidaalmeida9342]

@@ursulak2726 ok

[@lolalisa06]

For real.... Nothing like giving someone a quilted gift, and feeling like they don't really appreciate it! But then there is the person that is so appreciative of the gift. Three years ago, I made my dear father-in-law a quilt. He seriously will not use another blanket... just his quilt. That makes it ALL worth it!

[@tanyacampbell5544]

I know what you mean. I gave my sister-in-law a beautiful, quilted purse. She turned around and used it for her dog! I don't make her quilted gifts any more.

[@QuidnuncJane]

@@tanyacampbell5544 I know the feeling. I made a queen size Hawaiian applique quilt by hand for someone who turned around and folded it up to use as a dog bed. But I also make fabric tissue holders for a bereavement charity I work with and hear from years later from the folks who got them how meaningful and special it was for them, and that feel so lovely!

[@cyndifoore7743]

lolalisa06 yes, I’ve made things for people who appreciated them and others who did not. The joy of one over rides the other.

[@lulumoon9]

The Midnight Quilt Show and Angela Walters are THE BEST!!! Professionally produced - the filming and EDITING are superb. Angela's skills as a quilter and a teacher are AMAZING, AND she is FUNNY! Truly my favorite tutorials to watch. I so appreciate this tutorial - I've always wondered how cathedral windows were sewn. It looks so doable, I'm excited to give it a go!

[@dianaschenko7654]

Once I made a quilt ( not a huge one or expensive) I made it with left over pieces from a previous quilt. I took it into work to show it and one girl absolutely went crazy for it. Was hugging it and making over it. I just gave it to her it made me happy that the person who got it was in love with it.

[@joybell576]

Diana Schenko I have given more items away for that reason. Not just quilts, but knitted and crocheted items also. If someone is that excited then they are definitely worthy to re dive it.

[@mauimorgan9757]

That's just the absolute best, isnt it? That's a gift in itself. :)

[@LaTonyaJohnson-fl5hr]

It's good to gift someone with something who'll appreciate it for years to come. My mom used to make quilts by hand only, looking like she did it by hand. I'm the baby girl so, I picked up the craft of making different crafty items. Also, I like making clothes.

[@LaTonyaJohnson-fl5hr]

Sorry........meant to say she sewed by hand her quilts but, they looked machine-sewn.

[@paml2642]

I gave one of my first quilts to my best friend for her birthday. She cried and said she couldn’t believe I would make one for her. She keeps it on the back of her favorite chair😊💕

[@veronicacapone1114]

So true about non quilters. All that time spent thinking, planning and making a quilt - I always make sure they are quiltworthy!

[@rollmeinrice]

I love the... "My coworker is having a baby shower three days from now. Can you whip me up a crib sized quilt? What do you need like $30-$40 dollars?" Lol, I can't even pick the pattern and fabric in three days and $30 might buy half of the materials if I buy the cheapest fabric, batting, and thread I can find.

[@sewcrazybaker]

If you know anything about sewing, then you MUST watch Angela Walters! She is More than awesome! And she's also quite humorous! I HAVE to make one of these. I'll want to keep it for myself, but it will probably end up as a gift for one of those (shudder!) Non Quilters! I need more fabric for this pillow. All I need to do is mention to my husband that I need fabric and he springs into action! He's more than willing to drive me to my fave quilt shop here in Ohio that is a 3-hour drive from our house. When we get there, he always tells me to have fun and buy what I want. Amazing, right? I'm perfectly capable of driving myself there, but he enjoys going with me. We make a day of it. Watch Angela! You will LOVE her!

[@NeitaFajita]

Your husband deserves husband of the year 😊

[@jennifermaddock4382]

He's a keeper

[@loriratcliff4518]

Whoa! That is an awesome husband!

[@CreativeWan]

Mary Ellen Brennan what an amazing husband you have! I love how attentive and accommodating he is to the quilting bug within you, lol. Your post warms my heart as it reminds me of my own amazing husband who makes sure I have what I need to be and stay creative. I’m sure your pillow(s) will turn out lovely! Don’t forget to make one for yourself 😁

[@ellenhofer3343]

make one for you & one for a gift

[@patriot8938]

Every Sunday I eat in this little diner with my sister and her husband. I give the woman who waits on us, and two other servers gifts for Christmas. Last year our main server received a quilt, and this year the other woman received her quilt, and next year the last lady (now the last lady really never waits on us, but I really like her so I include her into my mission). I made a lot of other handmade things for them too, tote bags, wristlets, zippered pouches, coin purses you name it for those who didn't get a quilt. I do it because I get great joy out of watching them open their gifts and seeing their faces. I never count how much I spent on any of it because I can't place a value on friendship and love. corny but true.

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

I made a twin size quilt for my sister. She picked out the colors and everything! It was perfect and beautiful! I went to her house one day and the quilt was on the garage floor and her husband was on top of it while he worked on the car!

[@susanmei9980]

😱

[@jillcurrie3900]

I adore the Midnight Quilt Show because Angela is such a brilliant, and inspiring teacher who remains down to earth and understanding at all times. I have learnt so much from her this year, despite having been a quilter for thirty years. Until I found MQS, all my quilts were hand quilted and now thanks to Angela, MQS and her free Quilting Alongs, I am becoming confident with free motion quilting and, while I cannot match Angela's artistry and precision, I am very pleased with the results I am getting. Thank you, Angela. You are awesome!

[@bettyjordan2112]

Midnight Quilt Show is fabulous. I love every episode even if it is a quilt I don’t think I would make. Angela is so much fun and an amazing teacher.

[@lyndajones5333]

My first, and so far only quilt, I made for a friends daughter who was having a baby so I made her a cot quilt. It took a lot of time and effor and when I had finished it I really didn't want to give it away! However, I know that this quilt has been appreciated because I often see it in pictures that appear on social media. Also my first quilt has made it all the way from Dorset, UK to Kuala Lumpa where the young couple are now living and who have just recenlty had another baby so I am feeling that I need to make that little one a quilt also so will be looking out of fabric to make another. Happy quilting!

[@wilmacumin5276]

i think you are fantastic i follow your every word ,you make everything sound so easy i was,nt going to say anything but i changed my mind i took 3 of my quilts to my local hospice feeling really proud they took them and put them on a chair and said thank you,i left feeling really down that was the last quilt they will get from me ,i feel better now that i have shared that

[@user-kp1wr2pi3y]

I made one of these pillows with a local sewing group. So much fun and a much better pattern than traditional quilting patterns I've seen for handwork! Thank you!!!

[@CraftsyYouTube]

We're so glad you enjoyed it!

[@nanetteettinger7195]

I always enjoy watching Angela Walters to learn new methods, and I especially enjoyed watching her show her daughter, Chloe, how to sew. I always learn something new when I watch Ms. Walters on You Tube.

[@NannaLiz]

I have the OPPOSITE situation. I make a lot of quilts for Project Linus and they are cheerful, colorful and special (read fabulous!) even if they are for donation. A lot of them are big, for the older children. I have a neighbor whose niece was having a baby and I told her she could pick one of the two quilts I had just finished. She loved and wanted BOTH of them. She wanted to pay me, but she's a neighbor, so I let her pay me just $1 when she insisted. I couldn't believe I gave her two quilts after the many, many hours and $$ that went into them. She told our other neighbors about it and I ended up making a bunch of neighbors' grandkid quilts. But I feel so appreciated, so it's all worth it!

[@BlessedBaubles]

I love this girl!! Even teaching how much work goes into these, and how to appreciate AND take care of it. YES!!

[@kls22home]

I so want to take your advice in a section all by itself and accidentally on purpose post to friends and family! So perfectly said! Love your ideas, thank you!

[@CreativeWan]

Cheers! for another fun quilting video from my quilt making guru Angela Walters, host of the delightfully entertaining The Midnight Quilt Show (you have to check it out even if you’re never sewn anything “quiltly “ in your life). Both her show and this video are so inspiring to watch! I can’t Wait to make a Cathedral Pillow...the free pattern is a Bonus!!!

[@Vladjenka]

Owh Angela, you are SO right! "I like that unpieced back better than the patchwork" happened to me too... No more handmade gifts for you!

[@seamsuneven7824]

Angela....you are so right we need to have our friends and family watch this video. Because people DON'T understand how precious quilts are...and that they are an expensive hobby! And if they aren't going to appreciate it, then why go through the effort!

[@VampBookLVR]

Made this pillow for my 81 year old quilting mom and she loves it! She was so impressed with me. Thanks so sew much!

[@shannont360]

If you love quilting than watch the midnight quilt show! Not only is Angela Walters talented but so much fun to watch! I’ve learned to quilt by watching her videos, so easy to follow and the patterns she does are fabulous!

[@pabennett3287]

I just finished a beautiful pillow that will become a family tradition - I used a 5" Christmas Charm Pack and we will treasure this new addition for many years to come - Thank You!

[@lindamaglione7189]

Even if you are thinking you could not make a quilt yourself, you need to watch the Midnight Quilt Show...you might be surprised. Angela is an AWESOME teacher!...and FUNNY! She does not stress perfection, but completion, gives clear and simple instructions for you to follow and demonstrates quilting on her home sewing machine. She also has great tutorials on free motion quilting on her own KZbin channel. Since watching her I have become less OCD with my sewing...OK maybe only slightly less...but at least I am working on it!

[@lindacarlson8424]

OMG you took the thoughts right out of my brain and spit them out. Yes, some people are loved but not quilt worthy. I think most people dont realize the hard work that goes into designing, sewing and "birthing" a quilt, let alone the expense and labor involved. Quilters hearts as well as hands are involved. We want gush and repeat gush!! A test gift is the best way to avoid disappointment. You're absolutely right on the mark, Angela. Enjoyed this and your other videos so much. Truth is always funnier than fiction. I've been wanting to make a cathedral window for nearly a decade but it looked like a challenge. Will definitely give this pillow a try as a test for the possibility of making a quilt in the near future.

[@crystalfaith673]

Yes!!! So true! I made a quilt for a friend's bday. Spent so much time on it... included tons of embroidery. Added a poem about friendship etc etc etc. Everyone that saw it as I was making it wanted it! They said she would break down in tears when she saw it....Well I gave it to her and her response? ..."the size is perfect". That's it! Oh well definitely not QW!

[@karenfairbrother1718]

I love your videos....they make me smile (and sometimes giggle) every time I watch. Since I am a seasoned quilter, I love the way you speed up the video to get those seams stitched quickly and get on to the next step. I don’t often have much time and this way I get to see the entire project finished in 10-15 minutes! Love the comments and advice about making quilts for those who truly appreciate them. Have you read the childrens’ book “The Quiltmakers Gift”? I will be retiring soon and my retirement goal is to make as many quilts as possible before I die and give them all away to charity and people who need them!

[@vickidawe5242]

I made my brother and sister-in-law a Log Cabin quilt for their wedding, machine quilting it (my first attempt at machine quilting). Five years and every year in-between, it has been the covering for their queen bed. Makes me feel proud, and that were indeed, quilt-worthy!

[@kathyburda193]

I love Midnight Quilt Show and look forward to each episode.

[@denisestilling2810]

ME TOO!!!! ... love her contagious enthusiasm and lol humour! The excellent instruction is a bonus as I always learn so much and am continually reminded to park some of my perfectionist ways.

[@favor8favors]

You are SOOOOO RIGHT!!! You are the best Angela. Thank you for sharing the PQA (public Quilt Announcement).

[@Vintagekindagirl3]

Angela is soooooo much fun. She is positive and a terrific teacher! I can now FMQ because of her amazing instruction. You will have so much fun!

[@Elkycreates]

Me too!

[@debglastetter851]

I watch Angela's Midnight Quilt Show and her Free Motion Quilting Shows all the time. I am learning to fmq by watching Angela. Great tutorial Angela. Thanks.

[@daniellewilliams2855]

Said so eloquently Angela if only I could send this to my non immediate family so they understand. Lovely cushion might give it a go. Thanks again for a great video and if you haven’t checked out the Midnight Quilt Show i should warm you it’s addictive. Have a lovely quilty day😊

[@budoneof15]

Although I have yet to finish a quilt I am taking classes and learning very quickly that it is indeed A LOT OF WORK. My mother quilted and was making one for each of us, I’m one of 15 children, she passed before she could complete one for my sister and I. She has a wedding ring quilt I want to finish when I lead the ropes. I will now be gushing when I see someone’s completed quilt. Love the mid-night quilter show.

[@jccoolcat]

Sent all my relatives a quilt last Christmas, I got a picture with them all holding up their quilt. Only a couple personally replied appreciating the quilt. Every gift, I mentally make a judgement if they are quilt worthy. My personal stash is growing, till I deam someone quiltworthy. Love your videos Angela.

[@muffemod]

I love the non-quilter disclaimer at the end.

[@graylagran7443]

I learned quilting via Angela. I wish I was as proficient and had her stamina, because she’s amazing and makes the learning tons of fun. I can’t believe Christmas is just around the corner. I need more time! Maybe I use this time for Christmas 2019. EVERYONE must watch The Midnight Quilt Show.

[@kristiereed1403]

I’ve made on of these (then did the curves by hand) But man this is soooo much easier than the way I was shown which had a lot of folding and basically making a lot of pockets. So nice to find a quicker easier way of making this pattern. Thank you. I wanted to make it into a quilt but it had been so much work. Now I feel like I could make this pattern into a beautiful quilt. Thank you so much. Also I just love watching your channel. You are so cute and enjoyable to learn from.

[@SmittenKitten.]

Another thing NOT to say to a quilter bestowing a gift upon you: "Oh, another handmade gift?" Yes. Another, but the last. Next year I'll get you a $3.24 gift card for some obscure (yet hideous) fast food place.

[@ellenhofer3343]

SmittenKitten My husband doesn't like me make gofts for friends because he says there's an expected ibligatiin it has to be on display. Once I give a homemade gift, what they do with it, is thier business. I never expect them to have it on display just beecause I'm visiting.

[@SmittenKitten.]

@@ellenhofer3343 I'd never thought of that! Husbands really can spoil the fun, can't they? I also don't care if my gift is displayed or not, as long as they don't destroy it, they can keep it in a closet for all I care!

[@AdiarraS]

@SmittenKitten ROFL All. of. THAT! lololol. My quilter's dream is to have it loved, literally to death. But if their idea of loving it is preserving it in an airtight Tupperware container, that belches bounce drier sheet at them each time they open it, then so be it. lolololol

[@SmittenKitten.]

@@AdiarraS Girl, same!!! I want the recipients to basically fall down at my feet, praising my genius quilting ability! That hasn't happened yet...

[@AdiarraS]

@@SmittenKitten. lolololololol

[@breakingthread]

Angela Walters, your videos are simply bleeping outstanding. A-BLEEPING-MAZING!!!! Love the entertainment and education. Girl, you ROCK! I love watching, just to see what you are making and wish to be, at least, average. I ENJOY THE BLEEPING HECK OUT OF WATCHING YOU CREATE. I'm just bleeping saying. 🤾‍♀️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️❣ On another note, thank you for putting it out there! It is truly hurtful when your hard work goes unappreciated. Non-quilters/sewers really don't understand the time, energy, money, back, neck, & hand pains that we endure when putting so much love into a handmade gift, especially a quilt. A lot if recipients devalue your gifts. They don't understand that it takes a lot of brain work to get those squares accurately sized and seams to line up right. I am a new quilter/sewist/crafter and I absolutely love it, so much peace in my happy place. Enough of my rant. Love to all crafters, sewists, and you amazing quilters!

[@dorothycole3044]

The Midnight Quilt Show has given me so much encouragement. I love Angela’s style and humor. Better done than perfect. She’s my go-to instructor for fmq. Thank you.

[@user-uo2qj9nt3o]

Hi I watch your shows a lot, I love to do quilting but scared to start, so now following the cathedral window design for my cussions.

[@debralucca7527]

Thank you Angela.❤ This is the easiest cathedral window pattern I've ever seen. Some are very complicated. Love your tutorials...

[@jimsqueenie]

I have a friend in Colorado that made this "Cathedral Window" pillow for a sister-in-law who also didn't appreciate it. A year ago, my friend said to me, "Gosh, Vicki, I wish I had it in me to make another one for myself!!" What a wonderful video, Angela, you knocked it out of the park. I have always wanted a bed quilt made in this pattern but that was in the days of hand sewing all those curves. First, I want to make this pillow for my girlfriend. She will be so shocked and happy. I am sure of that!! Bless you!!

[@susanmei9980]

In the meantime, have your friend visit her sis-in-law, look at that pillow, & say, " Oh, I just love that pillow! I was always going to make one for myself, too. But when I think of all that work, & all those hours I put into it, I just can't bring myself to make another." Then she hugs the pillow. This will do two things: Let the SIL know how much work went into the project and possibly shame her into appreciating the gift. And 2: If she still doesn't appreciate the gift after that, she might offer it back, when she sees how much the maker loves it. ;-) win-win, bc if she doesn't love it, may as well have it back (but of course, it would be rude to ask, but quilters, as a rule, are not rude, even when recipients ARE rude by showing lack of appreciation.)

[@zainylainy1]

Susan , unfortunately the sister-in-law probably don’t have it out nicely on display for a friend to be able to do it. It’s probably either locked in a closet, or used as a dog bed. That what unworthy people do!

[@pattimintun5984]

Great tutorial, Angela! Love the tips for non-quilt recipients...wish there was a classy way to share that with intended recipients! MIDNIGHT QUILT SHOW ROCKS! Fun to watch, super helpful for quilting inspiration!

[@melissiadjohnson8399]

I always make my Christmas gifts, quilted bags, zipper bags, scarfs, pillow cases, etc. I love quilting and making my gifts.

[@theresaatkinson5040]

Omg. I love, love, love the midnight quilt show. I actually have it on my tablet while I’m quilting and watch the same ones over again. Like she says and it’s my mantra. Better a finished quilt than a perfect quilt

[@joane8651]

Thank you, Angela, this was a perfect video. You said what was in my heart better than I could. My son was so supportive when I first started, made me happy to hear his comments and encouragement, was just what I needed at the time. I will make this pillow!!

[@glittergrandma]

Love it! Great directions. Yep people who don't make things do not always understand...Hope they feel the love. Earn quilt worthy status.

[@Ronibearable]

The rant at the end cracked me up. Yes, I think we have all been there... we spent days or even weeks planning the perfect quilt, weeks or months making it, gift it with that tingling feeling inside, waiting for the oohs and ahhs... to get bumpkiss. I made my grandbaby a quilt, mom opened it, never even unfolded it, tossed it aside and was like NEXT gift. Have seen loads of pics of a crap tied fleece blanket gift on her Facebook pics with captions.. never ONE pic of the quilt that I spent months making, ripping anything that was not PERFECTLY matched and resewing... I could have made 3 quilts in the time I spent making that one perfection. Well... guess who's getting a 30 min soft book for Christmas. Some People have no concept. On the flip side, I had a wonky never finished it quilt that I turned into a fast baby quilt for a co worker, you know one of those what will I ever do with this "error" quilt.... and the woman cried with joy! She was overcome and said "omg, you MADE this for ME". Other people.. thank you coworker... DO indeed get it... so alas, I am still a quilter. Ha ha

[@ozmee1954]

Livinnpjs I wanted to make my first great grandchild a whole crib ensemble but she said don’t bother. So I didn’t. I made my new grandson a blanket but not her child.

[@angielou1013]

I made these pillows for my Aunt Kelly for Christmas and she absolutely loved them!! Thank you so much for the inspiration! I got a bunch of new quilting toys for Christmas and I can’t wait to make some new treasures!

[@Joannewithane]

I really didn't need to watch this episode--now I must get fabric for this pillow! Lol I have seen this pattern around for years and have never seen how it is done-- great teaching, Angela

[@suzanneu2]

I love your videos and I don't even own a sewing machine. Yet. I loved the show where you and your daughter made the colorful quilt. She is definitely a mini-you. Beautiful girl and beautiful mom.

[@yvonneneijhorst]

Angela you are amazing to me. I like all your projects.They look very easy ,but are very difficult for me to make.However i keep trying with the cheap fabrics that they are selling in my country.There are no quilt fabrics here.

[@psychoassassin91]

This is an amazing project! I also did iron on transfers of old pictures I printed out onto the charm squares, to make it kind like a usable photo album. I have never quilted before, this was awesome and makes me want to do more!

[@reereesteeps5103]

I am making these for my family for Christmas 2019 except I am replacing the colored squares with fabric printed pics of my mother with each of her children and grandsons. Thank you for the inspiration Angela

[@catherinecarmichael3180]

When my Dad was seriously ill in the ICU, I put a quilt on his bed.....he ended up calling it the Healing Quilt and uses it all the time. Needless to say, he has gotten a few more!!!

[@karenwhite8906]

I want to say thank you for this Video. I love cathedral window quilt style. I have always done it with huge squares ironing and blind stitch by hand, long and tedious. Now you have shown me a quick way to get a very similar result so that I can now make more projects so thank you so very much. ❤️❤️

[@lisabryant6954]

Angela is so fun to watch and she makes quilting look so easy!

[@lizdavis3123]

I'm SO DOING THIS! I was planning on doing a cathedral windows pillow for my aunt for the holidays. I've watched a few tutorials and this one looks like the winner! Thank you, as always, for your AWESOMENESS!

[@TheJules1003]

This is a beautiful quilt and I have the pattern for it and that may be my next quilt to make for myself. I made quilts for my family and now I have my eyes on this patter for a long time now. I love your instructions and you taught me something that I couldn't figure out until I saw your explanations. Thank you.

[@katherinehoeppner9889]

LOL!!! Angela you are a hoot!! I love what you said and I love this cushion/pillow cover pattern. Thanks for teaching us and keeping us in stitches both figuratively and literally!

[@kathrynl3985]

Your delightful! I’m done many crafts in my lifetime, even a few 4x4 square quilts. No real piecing involved. This year I plan to really get in the good stuff. You’re videos are fun and very informative! Thank you so much!

[@paulablack576]

This pillow looks very hard and you made it look really fun! There is nothing better than giving a handmade gift to someone who appreciates it and loves it more than you did when you were making it for them 💕 I know we’ve all had our share of the opposite reactions, too. Those usually don’t end up on the nice list for more handmade gifts 😁

[@cartoonman202]

Angela, you are the bomb.com! Amazing project and I love the simplicity of your method and the fact that it is all done by machine. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all your videos and your great sense of humour makes them all so much more special. Thank you!

[@Saucyakld]

Love that pillow, wow!

[@Shravanidakeens1178]

Midnight quilt show is my stress relief. Angela, keep up the amazing work! Also, love the recs for fabrics. I had no idea Bluprint existed until you!

[@heathermartin8656]

I am loving this method. Can’t wait to try it! It is by far the easiest that I have seen. Thanks for the free pattern download.

[@dianneme6266]

You are adorable! Thanks so much for all your tutorials and tips. It's given me (a new quilter) much confidence to finally finish a quilt I am happy with.

[@marlenedyck1600]

Love,love your show. Thanks for your humour and you knowledge .

[@thelindsaymaestefon4157]

The midnight quilt show is amazing! I wish there was a new show everyday!! Lol

[@juliaarnold890]

Love the quilters tips ... the unspoken when handing over gift, pillow is beautiful x

[@katiehass4666]

Perfect! Love the tips and the test gift is totally a thing. I have done it many times. I am totally making a few of these. Thanks for the pattern.

[@-sstevens5444]

As a new-ish quilter, this is the gal to follower. Great voice, good instruct voice, wine-buddy. . . All around best.

[@pureamerican100]

I made a quilt for my sister as a gift and gave it to her at the baby shower. It was my very first quilt and turn out very nice. Lots of piecing and embroidery work. About 6 months later she had it out in her yard with the baby on it! It wasn't meant to be in the grass and dirt! It was so stained, I'm sure she never got it clean. Oh well, she never received another one from me. I now only give them as gifts to people who know how much time goes into one.

[@kaif1360]

Thank you once again Angela, I loved this video and I needed the laugh after spending most of last evening in Emergency. (Home and ok now) you are so on point with your humour, we quilters are a unique bunch. This pillow will be my next project for sure. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vickig7033]

I really love this! I always look forward to and really enjoy Angela's videos.

[@jacquiemcglothlen6572]

Love this and the commentary...... it’s so true, spot on 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💞🥂🍾

[@marilynbook4211]

Thank you so much for another great sewing idea. I love it and will try to make it before the year end.

[@laurabuckles7961]

Oooh, I never made anything with this pattern, as I remember my Grandmother taking nearly a year to laboriously hand sew it all, and I thought it was too hard and complicated for me to do. This makes it easy....cool beans! As for gifting, years ago I worked so hard on a quilt for my niece, paid to have it machine quilted, and the next time I was at the house I found it on the floor with the dog laying on it. Crossed them off the quilt list really quick. :)

[@manateeka]

That would be a fear for me too. I am a serious animal person, but I would be hurt if someone gave a quilt I made for them to their dog. ... not that I wouldn't make their dog a quilt. Really, dogs are all quilt-worthy.

[@nlm6054]

Well said! About time someone brought this up...

[@tracybelardo3051]

Preach sister!!!! I’m totally making this pillow too!

[@Akentrophyta]

OMG, you are killing me, charismatic, funny, and a great quilter. If all the classes I have taken had you as a teacher, I would have died trying to quilt. Keep going, you've got it all!

[@hotkadine]

Love the iron and her personality

[@moms5boyscooks696]

I am in love with this pillow!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kellysteeples3203]

Angela I love this pattern, I am making them for my family for Christmas this year. Except I am using pictures instead of colorful fabric. I did a memory pillow for one sister and am working on one now with my nephews wedding pictures. I also did a memory pillow for a friend. She loved it. Thank you for the inspiration. I love your Midnight Quilt Show

[@anneeq50]

You're a funny lady. Agree totally with your quilt worthy comments. Pleased to know I'm not the only one who thinks that way.

[@annierowe2282]

I love your tutorials! I was actually putting a form in a gift pillow as I watched you doing it 🤣. I live an hour from liberty and I’m hoping to make it into your shop soon!!!

[@lisasnyder2811]

I always love to watch your videos. I love your sense of humor

[@stephendouglas6735]

Hi Angela! First, YOU ROCK! I love your show! I’m a novice quilter and I am learning a lot and having lots of late night giggles with you. LOL! I just wanted to say that I am the proud new owner of a Cathedral Window Pillow!!!!! It was a challenge, but I am super proud of it! I made it for my daughter and she loves it! Will be making another one for my other daughter this weekend. :). Thanks so much! ~Nicole

[@ellenhofer3343]

Love your Midnight Quilting videos. Do much fun to watch

[@sharizabroski6910]

I had to watch this twice because you had me in "stitches" (get it?) the first time around. I made one of these quite a few years ago and it was fun, but I'm just going to have to make another to give as a "test gift" to a non-quilting friend I love. Thanks so much for the video and the great fun I plan to have as a result of this energetic video!!!

[@bobbiewilliams6071]

Midnight Quilt Show is the BEST

[@barbarakrause9881]

Love it! Love your shows! Love your awesomeness! Thank you!

[@mary-annz.reynolds7778]

I love this pattern. I think I could do a pillow. I love love love the Midnight Quilt Show.

[@jesspeak7543]

I love that beautiful cushion cover, very tempted to give it a try. Until now I have only tried the "cathedral window" on the corners of a wall hanging. Many thanks for the demo and pattern, Jess

[@epicuregal785]

thank you for another great tutorial. I finished this yesterday, all done in Christmas fabrics.