Studio Spotlight with Angela Walters

[@charliechips100]

❤❤❤Angelia‼️‼️‼️you are always so happy and encouraging and positive. Love your laugh love your voice. 😊you go girl. Thank you for all you do for quilting ‼️‼️‼️ Karen

[@marionread3634]

The Midnight Quilt show started me off! Thank you so much.

[@rammboie]

Ever since the Midnight Quilting I’ve followed Ms. Walters. I love her style and tenacity.

[@karenganote562]

This is the BEST!

[@palmasmyth6605]

I love reverse applique. You did it on a project a few years ago and I've used it on one of my Helen Godden projects.

[@kyragtopgirl]

Angela is the best! You have taught me how to use the Sweet Sixteen that I inherited from my mother. My skills have improved through your lessons and I am eternally grateful! Mom would be so proud of me.

[@debmetheral6596]

Does she have video’s on KZbin teaching on the Sweet Sixteen I just bought a preloved one and it’s daunting because I have no lessons.

[@kyragtopgirl]

I don't know of any with Angela, but Helen Godden does. She is great. She has a great video on Tension: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKjOdat_nLenjJo .Helen also has several videos called "Short and Sweet" for the SW16. They were of great help to me. @@debmetheral6596

[@marye.williams6692]

She is the best!!

[@TammyNicewander]

I just got my long arm this spring,…new beginner quilter here….Watched a bunch of Angela Walter KZbin’s and then hooped my first sandwich….oh wow did I mess up so much and just wanted to take it off the hoop and throw in a failure pile…..but I kept hearing Angela say if you mess up just keep messing up and in the end it looks good…She is right!!! I just kept messing up and in the end I was so proud of myself. The quilt looks beautiful once done and I really just kept thinking it was horrible as I was doing it. Angela you are a wonderful teacher! When I get a quilt done I spread it out on the floor and just think, I did this. I am so shocked with whats been coming out of my sewing time.

[@HandiQuilter]

What a great story! Thank you for sharing it!

[@lindalosier5989]

Angela has been with me every step of my quilting journey!!!

[@pamelalinthompson]

Love Angela!!

[@lindadavid4585]

Thank you, Angela, for throwing me a lifesaver once again in the sea of suck😊! Gives me hope.

[@rachelkachun6063]

Devine intervention that she called the wrong person! It was meant to be ❤

[@mavisharris5123]

Enjoyed Angela Walters so much! She is so down to earth and the really impressed me!

[@denisestilling2810]

So cool of an interview.

[@scottydog6539]

I have Angela’s quilting rulers for my Sweet 16. I remember when Angela had her young daughter on the Midnight Quilter program (or maybe an afternoon video). Gee, they are driving already? Wow have that many years gone by?????

[@margenestevens1761]

I have learned so much from Angela. I have only had a long arm for 8 months, and she has taught me to use rulers , I love them. I have sewed my whole life, making Barbie clothes at age 5 on my moms bernina.

[@pattistrain4071]

I love this! I pieced my first quilt about a year ago and started free- motion quilting soon after. I'm not good at it, but it's so much fun! And I love my perfectly imperfect pieces.

[@taniauntalan459]

Angela, you are the best! Thank you for everything you have taught me 😊

[@brigittehemeleers7285]

What a fabulous chat!

[@TheQuiltingAlchemist-KrystalM]

I have that shirt too! I picked it up while at the shop! I love Angela, so real and a superb human!

[@mindytaylor26]

Loved this. Angela has inspired me to try new things and continues to teach me with each quilt along.

[@wendabartholomai5650]

Such a great video! I love the energy and get so inspired to push through in my quilting journey! Thank you for the inspiration from both of you ladies!😊

[@ChristineCooper-zm2wn]

Inspiring me to get back into free motion quilting in a more free and ey y.

[@nancymathisen9707]

❤

[@susanmei9980]

I enjoyed this! Love listening to you all! 🤗🌷

[@tammykelley6173]

This was a wonderful video. So many things resonated with me. Thank you for all you do Angela, Kim, and all the educators at Handi Quilter

[@georgiamaynard7022]

I love this quilting fairy! She flutters all over and sprinkles great teaching tips along the way! You have made me a much better quilter who loves free motion! Thank you! ❤❤❤

[@cindybaker7543]

Loved the video💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@JanetLicariQuilts]

Thanks for all of your challenges and encouragement. You have done so much for longarm quilting!

[@lynnscroggins7104]

Love this video! Angela has inspired me so much! So much so that I just bought an Amara…had my ProStitcher class today. 🎉

[@maureenbaron2288]

Angela's so fun & inspiring!

[@betseykuzia8477]

I have learned so much from Angela’s videos! This is a terrific video as well, love hearing the story behind your quilting journey too. Hope to meet you some day, somewhere. Bought a pre-loved Sweet 16 and am thrilled to have it!

[@jessicareinschmidt4789]

Oh my goodness! I'm not the only adult who has the national parks passport!!! Have to admit I bought the explorer edition to have more room!

[@deeannhansen1469]

What is the pattern name of the quilt behind them??? Love it!!!

[@HandiQuilter]

It is a panel that Angela talked about in the video.

[@SewTexas]

I need to learn how to use my gammill longarm, had it for two years and don't know how to. use it.

[@syoungb]

It’s just too funny that Tula’s Mom called you by mistake! Just goes to show … there are no coincidences.

[@maryannequinn3465]

How did you decide on HandiQuilter instead of any of the other kinds that are out there? Each rep tells us that their machine is best.

[@pamwalton3411]

Ok ... I live in Ohio and haven't been to a National Park in a loooong time. But ... the Ohio State Park system has a passport program! That is NOT just for kids ... orrrrr .... we're all kids! I want to get alll the stamps! :)

[@maryjeanbassett429]

Angela:My grandson was in 4th grade so they took advantage of the free entry into National Parks and my son's 3week sabbatical and did northwest parks. I got the national park panel, made them each a quilt, backed it with a spoonflower fabric that had a lot of notebook paper scattered, and sent them off with a permanent marker to date the parks when they went, and then write memories on the back. They did wait til they got home to do the writing, so a bit easier and legible. As they continue their NP journey, they will update their quilts. The 2nd son is in 3th grade next year, so they are already planning their route, but will be shorter as no sabbatical that summer. Oh, and I made them pillows out of the park poster panels.

[@almarosagonzalez7740]

Muy buenas tardes si pudieran cuánto me emociona ber sus KZbin que diera por encontrarme alguien me podría ayudar en español para agarrar cursos ayúdenme por favor 🙏 alguien yo tengo Amara yo quiero aprender bien grasias

[@HandiQuilter]

For various languages, we always recommend talking to your local retailer.

[@donnaheflin6312]

OMG I don’t like binding either!

[@ChristineCooper-zm2wn]

Inspiring me to get back into free motion quilting in a more free and ey y.