A Scrappy Stash-Buster Quilt Pattern | S7E7 Midnight Quilt Show with Angela Walters

Do you experience stash-guilt? Well, Angela’s got the cure with this scrappy stash-busting pattern...plus a 50% off coupon to replenish your stash when you're done. 😉 Episode links below 👇
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Say hello to the Midnight Quilt Show, a KZbin series that celebrates late-night stitches, taking shortcuts and sewing in your PJs! Each week, host Angela Walters will bring you a quick and quippy breakdown of a brand new quilt… wine not included.
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[@Illwaitatthegate]

Thank you so much for your channel. I found you by accident. I have not quilted for over 11 years since losing our home and contents. I kept one box of scraps which was all I could grab. After finding this clip I got that box out and started my first quilt in a long time at 3am. Lots of tears and healing and I'm quilting it tomorrow and inspired to quilt again. Thank you so much x

[@robertawestbrooks9531]

Happy sewing to you, as you heal:)

[@jesusreignsoveraustralia]

Wow, what a beautiful way to heal. You go girl

[@brendahamrick9337]

I would love to send you some fabric.If you would like that please let me know.Hang in there😍

[@charmaineembleton]

Happy quilt sewing that's soo inspiring ❤️

[@robertawestbrooks9531]

I am guilty of fabric hoarding 😮

[@1955dmb]

I am a fabric procurement specialist with decades of experience. It's not the best paying job I've ever had, but it's the most satisfying.

[@marye.williams6692]

It's way too early in the morning to be laughing hysterically at these definitions, but I love them. Keep it going, fellow fps's! And thank you, Angela.

[@1955dmb]

@@marye.williams6692 ;)

[@melniee2551]

rofl

[@cindy6479]

Are you my Mom. Finally a perfect description of her: fabric procurement specialist. She is 90, and still quilting and sewing!

[@cynthiabarrie5895]

Have you ever had your fabric so long that its integrity is questionable? My first job (oh, Lord) was working in the fabric department at Sears! I am now in my early 60s and I just pitched that perfectly cheerful pink, blue and white seersucker. WHAT was I thinking?

[@maggiehalbert5184]

Hi Angela, I love this quilt. I made mine about 3 yrs ago and its still my favorite. Doing the different patterns on ea strip was so exciting...this was the funniest quilt to make it actually made me happy...as a new quilter I was able to practice the different designs...I felt accomplished when done..and I felt like a real quilter.. I havent stopped since ...Thank You, you are so inspiring. ❤

[@maggiehalbert5184]

P.S. I rewatch this video all the time

[@lrwalters14]

I am enjoying quilting during the Coronavirus pandemic while I am home.

[@Thoughtsnprayers35]

Lynette Walters I’m a newbie just Ordered my sewing machine can’t wait

[@theshaynasewsshow8568]

Blanche Devereaux I’m a newbie too! Just bought my sewing machine about a month ago and I’ve been OBSESSED with sewing!!! I already made a quilt lol!!! 😂🥳🧵

[@arethamorgan6613]

I am taking advantage of this Covid 19 lock down, by quilting. I am just about finished with a quilt for my Niece.

[@cherylschumaker1366]

Newbie here hahhahha!

[@petmomful2260]

@@Thoughtsnprayers35 Good luck! Don't get frustrated or be hard on yourself! Have lots of fun!!

[@SmittenKitten.]

OMG!! I'm just sitting here, eating my Rice Krispie Treats in bed, and Angela says my name!!! This is the best day ever. Rice Krispie Treats for all!!

[@b69wheat]

How amazing is that!!! I would be totally stoked!!!!

[@ShirleyDeeDesigns]

Francis? Olivia?

[@SmittenKitten.]

I'm Laura!

[@smurfcentral8676]

That was so cool :)

[@SmittenKitten.]

So cool! I paused the video and dragged my husband away from video games to -force- ask him to hear it!

[@constanceallen4390]

Our charity quilt group's process eliminates stash AND scrap guilt! First, all our fabric is donated, clearing out other quilters' stash stacks. We use the fabric until it's less than 2 1/2 inches wide (2 1/2 inch pieces are used for quilts such as in this video - with many different lengths, it's very scrappy!). Finally, all the trimmings and unused bits are brought to another sewing group that uses them as stuffing for dog beds they donate to the humane society.

[@miriamclinkscales5834]

I am brand new to quilting. Retired a year ago after 35 years as an ER nurse and feel this will be a great way to spend productive time. Thanks for sharing and l love watching all your videos. Thank you so much for all your info and tips! Please keep them coming ❤

[@joyceridilla6538]

I too retired from Nursing and wanted to do something that had nothing to do with health care!

[@jesusreignsoveraustralia]

I love how you chat away, I feel like I’m sitting there with a friend. Love your channel

[@lindamaglione7189]

I just started my first crumb quilt and am having a great time with it. I have a large stash...but NO guilt!! Makes me feel secure; kinda like having food in the pantry and plenty of toilet paper on hand when you know a big snow storm is coming! I encourage Simone to give it another try; once you learn to relax, it can be very freeing...unlike the structure of clothing construction. Thanks for video and all the quilting ideas; and your sense of humor!

[@danalee7405]

Angela, this is what you do with all of those really teeny tiny pieces .....use them until you can't possibly use them again.

[@icanthinkofaname69]

never thought of using this type of quilt to "practice" my free motion quilting.... your quilt turned out beautiful by the way!!! love it :)

[@midwesterngirl6072]

Hi Angela. I just wanted to thank you for your videos, as you've inspired me to pick up quilting again. I learned many years ago and was a hand quilter, but then I veered off into crochet, knitting, and embroidery. The desire to sew masks for my community reignited my interest in quilting, and I found your channel as a result. Your cheerful enthusiasm has been a shot of creativity for me, and your permission to just quilt those quilt tops (instead of waiting until I'm "good" at it) has been so freeing. To celebrate my reunion with quilting, and my new goal of finally learning to machine quilt, I used the pattern in this video to make a "mask" quilt out of scraps from all the masks I've sewn. It's something comforting to come out of what has been a very unsteady and challenging time. I'm already about to sew on the binding of my second quilt, made up of very patriotic reds, whites, and blues, and Quilt #3 featuring my first experience with Ombre fabrics is in the planning stages. I don't think I'd be at this point without your encouragement. "Thank you" doesn't seem adequate enough to say how grateful I am to you for helping me find my love for quilting again, but know that my gratitude is sincere.

[@april74]

I was a hoarder. Got rid of over 2000 yards in the past 6 weeks. I do have some scraps guilt as well. Still have 2 large totes of scraps I haven't dug into yet

[@cemanri]

Hey Angela, I’ve been dress making for years and only recently stumbled into quilting as a gift for a friends first baby. That’s how I found your channel and I can honestly say this was a really difficult process. That said I finished my first quilt. You were a great inspiration but for the most part I’ll quilt vicariously through you and keep making frocks.

[@RachelHershberg]

Simone, how could quilting be harder than dressmaking? Dresses have to fit!!!!

[@reidsfabric]

OMG This is me. I cannot throw out even small pieces of fabric. Doesnt seem right. Thanks for this video!.

[@traceybartlam5940]

I am loving this channel. Your personality and “go for it” positivity are inspiring. I have a 10 x 10 pack I have been scared to use (never quilted). I am going to the fabric store tomorrow to buy a plain pack and am going to start my first ever quilt. I’m so excited to have a go, thanks for the inspiration 😀 Amended to say I’ve actually started my quilt! So excited

[@shannonbyers3347]

Love the wine and popcorn. My kind of project!

[@lisalovesrichie1]

I am not a Horder. I am a Curator! A custodian of fine textiles.

[@ieisenbart7703]

FantasticalYouTubieNessUniverse fabulous. Am adopting that philosophy.

[@sewcrazybaker]

I'm a fabric hoarder for sure! I do save ALL my scraps too. I save them in a bag made of fabric. It's like a pillowcase and I call it my "Scrap Bag". When it's full enough, I sew the top closed and some lucky cat gets a new bed! We have the Happiest cats in town! I think I'll start donating some of these Scrap Pillows to the local Humane Society for their cats too. And dogs. I love this Fence Rail quilt! It's so pretty. I made one once that turned out ok, but yours is MUCH prettier and more colorful too!

[@KellyLovesStampin]

♡

[@lizatl1]

Wow! I love this quilting idea. Although I have never made a quilt, I am anxious to make this one and to show it out. I know my friends will be impressed and proud of me. I am 75 and this shows that you can teach an old dog some new tricks. Thanks. Mobile, Alabama

[@MICROSCOPICgiant7]

This is the inspiration for my first ever quilt I’m working on now thank you so simple but looks great!

[@aangela7328]

I'm guilty of both, but I like to see me more like a collector. My first try of fmq was on a quilt for my brother's dog. I felt free because I knew, the dog wouldn't mind mistakes.

[@stephlring4813]

A OK, I love this so much. Dogs love quilts!

[@terryivey5374]

Lol...I did the same. Our fur babies have quilts and chair covers. Anything to test designs :) They snuggy on them without complaint.

[@vanessacoombs91]

Dogs are great to quilt for, they never criticise or comment.

[@debglastetter851]

What a great idea. That is what I am going to do...make Sadie a quilt. I can practice my frq which I am afraid to do.

[@pamelavalley4765]

I made 5 little cat pads for feral cats across the street. Ugly waa in and I added a little edge to them to cuddle in a few inches tall.

[@AH-gk9we]

I have an empty, home-made “pillow case” by my sewing table that I put my smallest scraps in. Once it’s full, I sew it closed, and I have a pet bed I can donate.

[@conniemarie2005]

That’s a great idea! 😁

[@lillyc.1194]

Perfect! I was wondering what to do with my old t-shirts or linens. I know they'll love this at the local animal shelter 😁

[@roenahensler3232]

I did that with a preform pillow. Took out the stuffing for a pillow and gathered scraps in the preform. Now I can use it for another pillow.

[@evangelinajoe6060]

Love this idea

[@sillyfatmoocow]

Ohhh wow! Brilliant idea!

[@loxleybattle2591]

I so appreciate your ability to not be a perfectionist! I over think things and keep myself from sewing because I don’t want to make any mistakes!

[@sandranader8954]

I have the same problem, but now I have committed myself to make one for my son. I pray I don't mess it up.

[@wallywallywa]

@@sandranader8954 how'd it go? I'm on my third quilt top. I've only quilted 1 fully though.

[@sandranader8954]

@@wallywallywa it's not perfect, but it's completed and he loves it. That's what matters, right! 😊

[@wallywallywa]

@@sandranader8954 that's awesome!!! Congrats for finishing. I'm still really intimidated by topstitching.

[@tishaflowers2443]

I've been quilting for years and I love it! I'm the only one in my family that quilts, much less the only guy that knows how to sew. Lol. I love watching you, you give me so many good ideas! I'd LOVE to see your take on a T-Shirt quilt with the sleeves as a border. 🖤🖤🖤

[@jlynn8843]

You really have a gift Angela. I have *never* seen such beautiful quilting. I could watch you sew all day.

[@dawns.2492]

Rainbow Vomit... hilarious! I am so new to quilting and the scraps are already getting to me. I loved this video! I now want to have more scraps and I loved the FMQ!

[@fanciflower]

Dawn S. It is SPARKLE JUICE ! !

[@lorrainecooper266]

I'm with the lovely lady Autumn Mahaffey, I liberate fabric then entomb it in my fabric cupboard! It such a good feeling to do that its like saving a whale!

[@ritamicciche3340]

I've been following you for over a year now and I just LOVE your teaching style! Because of your encouragement I've been FMQ...I'm nowhere as good as you, but with each quilt it gets better and better. THANK YOU!

[@blotchilim1980]

I'm a new subscriber (and a beginner patchwork enthusiast), and during the whole video, i keep looking at the one framed behind you, and now i realised that i don't have to make a huge patchwork--it is OK to just make small projects and frame it/make it into pillows etc 😍

[@allysonthomson6871]

I'm just starting out (2 quilts under my belt) and loved your show and quilt! You make it seem so fun and carefree =) I can't wait to try this one! Thank you!

[@thankyoujesus2836]

I looove how you interact with your watchers! Youre so kind :)

[@janeclarke7223]

This was informative and entertaining. I have just started my first quilt with heavy cottons from a Malabar sample book. I am falling in love with the process. Thank you

[@kellievollrath4352]

I'm working on my first quilt and these videos have helped me soooooo much! I love that it is okay to not like it but you live, learn, and move on! I'm learning not to cry over missed stitches or mistakes lol

[@lauriepearsey4607]

Please mention the length you cut. Each jelly roll strip is 2.5 and you have 4 to make each block... BUT what length did you cut each please advise

[@katherynherron2427]

I have an addiction problem with this channel. I literally watch episodes over and over. It's so relaxing to me. My husband thinks I'm nuts... thank you for sharing your talents I hope one day I'm as amazing at machine quilting as you!

[@susanioanou-silver204]

Glad to hear I am not the only one who watches videos over and over....

[@nancyheath2891]

Love your way of quilting! I too have so many pieces of scraps. Thank you for showing this unique way to utilize scrap fabric.

[@butterieflie]

I love that you use bright colors with your quilting. It helps me push my boundaries.

[@caitlinmorgan7998]

You have inspired me to buy my first sewing machine and take on quilting! I'm so excited! You're awesome!!

[@martaa.masotti473]

Oh my goodness .... there is an epidemic in fabric hoarding and scrap quilting! !! Even here in Italy! 😊 I'm glad I've caught this bug!!! I started not long ago, but I still have the first fabrics I bought! And I absolutely do not throw away anything that is 1.5"x1.5" or bigger. Will eventually do a quilt with those itsy bitsy pieces! 😉 Thanks Angela for sharing and giving us so many ideas. 😙

[@catherinemclaughlin6949]

Love the quilt you make it look so easy I have just subscribe to your Chanel cant wait to see more of what you do

[@virginiasantillan4767]

beautiful material and it's going to look amazing. My grandmother and aunts quilted old school style but lived in another state and I never learned but wished I had...

[@carolynwalsh4136]

I love the way you make machine quilting look so easy! Using the rectangles to practice patterns is a great idea. Thanks for making this so doable.

[@autumn7143]

I don’t hoard fabric. I rescue it from stores.

[@jshipard54]

Autumn Mahaffey Haha I love that ! I must remember to use it!

[@wykkydtruth]

rolling! That's a good one. I'll need to remember that.

[@ms.m2054]

What a huge heart! Not everyone can feel such compassion for poor lonely yards of fabric.

[@autumn7143]

My husband just doesn’t understand my need to rescue fabric. My sewing room might be slightly overflowing.

[@SmittenKitten.]

Autumn, you are the definition of a hero. I salute you and others like you in your valiant endeavor.

[@joannjohnson3978]

Ok, had two beautiful silks that I (we) saved that my Grandmother got in Hawaii in the 1970s. So in 1992 it was starting to rot and we saved the best parts.

[@kerryhoyle7569]

Just discovered you! I've been quilting since the early '70s and continue to be amazed! My very first non-bank quilt was a rail fence for my daughter. (Now 46 yrs old) Hand quilted no less!!!!! Love the show. Thanks for continued inspiration. Keep it up! ☺️

[@PoppyMacTavish]

I saw your videos a long time ago. Life happened and I stopped quilting for a time. I found you again today and I won't ever let you go again. 😊

[@pjfoltz8810]

I love that quilt! Best part, it looks so easy! Thank you for sharing!

[@vvkelly97]

I swear I was looking for a rail fence patterns this morning. You have perfect timing.

[@vikmatus5714]

i forgot to add, i love your energy. the tutorial had me laughing all the way through. i can't wait to get started on my next project.

[@katherinebrooks8505]

I love watching you quilt! My favorite part is watching the machine quilting you do! I'm still a beginner so watching you gives me ideas how i can finish some of my never-ending stack of "needs to be quilted".

[@estelasteele1173]

It's a combination of both. I feel guilty/hate throwing away usable scraps. I'm trying to get better about cutting up the scraps at the end of a project, so they are ready when I want to "stash bust". As far as the amount of fabric I unintentionally "hoard", I blame that on the suggestions being given to quilters back in the 70's and 80's about creating a fabric stash for spur of the moment quilts required. Made sense to me at the time and I collected a lot of fabrics that I loved, but had no plan to use immediately. Now I have an insane fabric collection, dating back to the early 80's.

[@judithnolan1683]

Me, Too!!!!!

[@patmorehead2690]

You’re the greatest! Love all of your videos. Think about doing one on “mistakes” - I made this “mistake” and this is how I fixed it. Suggestions - wavy borders, disappearing points, block wont lay flat, tucks on backing uggh!, I’m sure we’ve done them all

[@rochellearellano7135]

Great unit on "scrap guilt." I thought I was the only one. 😆

[@aparnahungund5633]

Don't worry. I am too.

[@hananjabreedveld9526]

Almost a year late to the party BUT I was watching this video and two minutes in I let my partner know we would be having a quilt in a few days. I gathered all my scraps and less favorite fabrics and I am cutting them as we speak. I just love this simple and yet so fun design!

[@mariaroost5231]

I see a glass of red wine 😁😁😁 that is what I have to have weth me when I create something 😀 Thanks for tutorial, I had fun watching you

[@HeySis-dt9bk]

Thank you for this instruction. I recently decided to make only my 3rd quilt ever using scrap material from other projects. Should be interesting🤣 But I'm excited. Great easy to follow beginner pattern.

[@ashleyheidenreich6902]

Thank you for the tips! Just finished my first quilt this week! Struggled at the beginning but then got a hang of it.

[@kathosim501]

I love this because I love the saturated colors. Someday I’ll be brave enough to make a quilt!

[@patriot8938]

I just spent the last three days cutting two large totes of scraps into different size pre-cuts. I can probably make at least six if not more quilts. Will it stop me from buying more fabric? Silly question, of course not. I am a charter member of FA (fabrics anonymous) I felt such a sense of accomplishment until I discovered a wayward tote jam packed. Maybe when I get the feeling back in my fingers (from all of the cutting), I will begin again.

[@susanioanou-silver204]

Let me know when you finish as I feel as though my scraps are having babies at night while I am sleeping - I have 5 totes of scraps to be whittled down to precut sizes and I have already emptied 6 various size totes of scrap fabric and of course I keep buying more - when do I say enough - I have a stack of tops to be quilted and a bedroom literally stacked under my cutting table and along every single inch of wall space available and then Angela helps with her 50% of coupon - what is a quilter to do - of course I had to order some!!!!

[@ms.m2054]

Such a good feeling!

[@mollysmith6055]

There, there, dear....don't feel bad that you only had two large totes of scraps. Not everybody can accumulate large totes of scraps in the teens and twenties. That being said....I'm always on the hunt for a good charity to dump, er...donate my carefully curated scraps.

[@janeeve3996]

Of course you will. This is because , on a serious note. there are always folk who need a charity quilt, but also because usin scraps creates scraps. You have placed yourself into a universe where however many scraps you use up there will always be new ones being created. I've just paused for breath after a 2 year 'use it up' blitz. Over 50 charity quilts later & off cuts are still winking at me. I'm going to have a year of finishing off projects for me & mine. Happily that will mean that when I return to the scrapping ones there'll be lots of fresh new scraps in the box(es) for when I return to Quilting for Donation. It's a fabric equivalent of a Perpetual Motion Machine!

[@nancymorgen1640]

FA must be very different from most addiction groups, as it doesn't seem to promote recovery from said addiction. I might look into joining since I have no intention to "recover," just to manage the symptoms.

[@jeanniealford4234]

Love the color. You make it look so easy.

[@lisao3041]

oh my gosh, I think I may like the purple back even better! All the various quilting makes it so interesting!

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

I love watching you. I’m waiting for my new machine to arrive and want my first quilt to be a split rail fence. My three sisters are quilters and I’m expecting some great free fabrics from their stashes! Plus I already have my own smallish stash.

[@sonyaalderman4563]

I cant wait to do my first quilt...I love the ones like this one your doing!

[@carolnye9704]

I love this idea for using up left-overs from jelly rolls!! Thanks for a wonderful idea!!

[@kimberlygriffin6154]

Thank you, and to your Gtandpa. Your show has thought me so much. I had Never made a quilt untill I started watch you..

[@elizabethblaise742]

Love your bright music, your easy soothing talk as you show us a new quilt patternand the fact you actually read the comments and call out some of their names......very personable! First time watching you and I definitely will be back!

[@stephaniewayment2058]

Angela, please please do a "crumb" quilt! I want to see what your take would be!

[@Scrappymamaquilting]

I love watching your videos! You’re so fun and positive! ❤️

[@chrispierce1932]

I have all this material I could not resist when doing sewing projects and always promised myself I would make a quilt. What an easy way to get started and a wonderful thing to do during this pandemic. I can't get anymore fabic so time to dig into the stash!

[@jenniferomant9794]

Thank you for the great quilt. I have spent most of my day cutting up my scrapes into strips. So now I know what I will be doing tomorrow, without doubt.👍👍👌👌 Thanks.

[@nvfxx]

Wow! Such a gorgeous quilt. You gave me so much confidence to try quilting! thank you so much. This quilt is just eye candy every single inch~!

[@b69wheat]

You are my favorite quilter!!!! I love watching your videos and love how you inspire me!!! 😊

[@Coastalanne54]

I love jelly rolls and this looks like a fun quilt. Not sure I have enough but I could definitely make more. How to quilt. Thanks for showing the quilting the most challenging part for me.

[@Bill_Allen]

I have also been quilting a lot during this pandemic. I love the bright colors on this quilt.

[@meganperez2183]

Definitely a fabric hoarder, but I like to think of it is as professional fabric collector. :)

[@robertadoughty7]

Me too! Can't help collecting quarter yards when our local store has their $2/yd sales!

[@nicolefrey4322]

I'm obsessed with this. I want to start learning to quilt but have the "I get very into projects, get half-way done, get busy & forget it about it" problem!

[@jeanettegrottick2560]

It took me 2 years to finish a quilt I made for my nephew. The beautiful thing about quilting is if you abandon it you can pick it up later. Might take a little time to figure out where you left off but it can be done. I'm fixing my first quilt I made for my dad, and want to finish the one I fixed for my niece. My goal is to make a quilt for myself and my husband so this would be perfect. I love that you can make the scraps as short or long as you like and make it to size.

[@gregwrobleski643]

Love this! thanks for simplifying a project that looks really difficult! You are super cute to watch for us beginners...

[@williamgarcia1875]

Beautiful quilt looks easy to cut and put together. I’m a newbee at quilting, I’m going to follow the pattern and sew it together. To see how it turns out. Free motion quilting it scares me. But I tried and finished my grandson’s lap quilt and finished it. It wasn’t perfect.. a lot of mistakes but I was determined and finished it. It was a simple curve witness a loop and it was fun. Thanks for making it sound so easy,

[@patriciabennett7866]

I absolutely LOVE this quilt! I'm new to quilting and this looks like the perfect start! Thank you so much!😊❤👍👌

[@PreetiSingh-ry3tx]

What is the size of stripes

[@kathleenross7059]

Thank you Angela I so enjoy your videos.....you are so upbeat and a great teacher. I'm going to make this quilt to practice quilting as you suggested. 😘

[@peggywoodward2443]

I became interested in sewing from my grandmother who sold (hand thread decorated) pillowcase sets for $25 in the 1950s and 1960s! She had waiting lists. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to learn how to do it from her before she passed. I did inherit five quilts she made. I know one was from the mid 1960s. I remember the Christmas I got a doll wrapped with an identical quilt. I had that for the longest time. My Mom added to my interest in quilting. But her interest only went as far as growing the stash. It finally came to the point where Dad and Mom started unloading Mom's UFOs and other 'projects in various directions. I was on the receiving end of some. My daughter DID brand me a hoarder. I told her 'no, you didn't see your Grandma's collection.' LOL

[@karlaschnell7713]

Whenever I cut fabric I cut some 2 1/2 inch squares, or 1 1/2 strips. I am going to make a log cabin and a fun scrap quilt soon!

[@souled.out.soapers9397]

This is beautiful! I love how easy this can be for a beginner like myself. Thanks for your amazing videos.

[@wendyshort2125]

I'd love to learn how to do Quilting, your Quilting is so Beautiful and thanks for sharing!

[@sandygray4626]

This is so cool. I love how you did something different in each rail strip. You really have lost the weight, you look great.

[@mildredhale1289]

First viewing of your “show..”. What a delight, getting started with pop corn and vino...my style. Liked the quilt..will try. Have more stash than ability to use artfully. Thanks for demo.

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much Angela, I really really love 💕 this quilt. It’s just perfect 👌 for people like myself who are not sure of themselves and quilting in general. I’m also a hoarder !!!!!! And this would be an awesome idea 💡 for using up some of my stashed materials.xxx Mags

[@katblevins8736]

Wow! I love that quilt! I horde material and I have already made 6 quilt tops but I've never finish them with the batting and back and edging...I've never done any of that on a sewing machine. I learned to make quilts from my grandma, and she taught me to make them by hand.

[@victoriamartin6883]

Love love LOVE this video! Full of great ideas❤️

[@tomasagpando7773]

AWSOME ♥️ I don't have a sewing machine though, I do all my sewing by hand. Beautiful quilt.

[@sarah_noodle]

You need to check out Bernadette Banner. She sews mostly by hand and creates the most impressive historical garments

[@margaretwatkins4290]

I am so trying this. I as scared to try quilting, you are giving me confidence to try.

[@bluegirl6157]

I found this again! I am so relieved. Bought some fabric for it, then couldn’t find the video again.

[@rafiataj8726]

OMG 😯 You are sooo talented at sewing... I love it 😍

[@raulvargas1285]

I love the color combinations you used !

[@Oops30]

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[@CarolinaGirlCreationZ]

Woah! The colors are GORGEOUS! I'm just getting ready to sew my first quilt after spending so long cutting all of the pieces for the pattern and I'm skeeeeerd! I don't think my OCD will ever allow me to free quilt but I will so be stitching the edges of all of my pieces. Can't wait to start. I've always wanted to quilt after watching my mom and great grandmother quilt.

[@cherub112361]

I loved this. I'll have to use "piecing potion" from now on! I love the colors, my daughter would go nuts for this. Time to get the machine out....

[@linacepelina]

Omg, how cute is that tiny iron!

[@Vikkiy2010]

Lina Baker hi, I bought my tiny iron at Walmart, it’s just like hers.

[@juanantoniamanzanarescamac1294]

👏👏👏👏👏👏🇪🇦🥰🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🥰🥰

[@StitchinHeaven]

The Mighty Travel Iron is definitely one of our faves! We use it on retreats (and it will be especially handy in our new retreat center coming soon!)

[@kaitlyne1870]

I love the idea of using a quilt like this for machine quilting practice. Making some hot pads to practice on is a good idea too. You and your friends/family can always use more hot pads, right?

[@darrenagar2958]

Thanks Angela, for giving me the confidence to start a rail fence quilt. I am very much a beginner. I love watching your channel.❤️

[@dianeferbrache4510]

This might be my favorite quitl video ever -- uses your scraps, easy to make & so affirming and encouraging about trying free motion quilting -- something that has terrified me! Can't wait to try it out.

[@craftsideas2304]

So creative, best use of scrap fabric

[@fairyjackalope]

My scrap collection comes from my grandma who taught me how to sew telling me that I should keep anything that I can probably use later.

[@cindywagner4623]

Mine came from my mother-in-law. I sewed clothing. I never sewed quilts. She had two huge bags full of fabric that were almost quilts. Now my husband says I own a fabric store in my once guest room. I have totes and totes of different sized strips organized into bags of colors. White doesn’t exist in my color wheel. The more color the better.

[@MsButtaSoulFly]

Soooo loving the glass of "Sparkle Juice" and bowl of popcorn lol What a great evening!

[@karolyndudley7888]

Love watching your videos! You are so inspirational. Love your attitude and even if you don’t quilt you are awesome to watch. Make me smile.