I am so happy you are back, I love watching you sew and giving us tips. Please show us your backs, I love to see what people do on the back of their quilts.

YOU’RE BACK! Omg I had to look twice to make sure I was seeing correctly! Thank you so much!

There is my lovely friend-who-I-never - met who motivated my first quilt! Wonderful to see this video!

gorgeous quilt and beautifully scrappy! To top it off, your quilting is magnificent! Thanks so much...from Brisbane!

Use a lint roller to deal with the pinking bits!!!!!!!!! You have just saved me lots of future aggravation!!

@fgeorge3

3 жыл бұрын

I prewashed some Christmas Jellyroll fabric with darks and my black socks looked like they had confetti all over! I love the lint roller suggestion.

Hi!!! I am quilting right now! I looked at my phone and you had put up another video!😃👍 I'm such a fan. 💐 You keep me going. Thank you for your energy. 💪🧵🪡 I have learned so much from you. 🤗

Man, people are salty about the jelly roll. I mean how dare she do what she wants so we can be entertained and educated for free. I personally love the fact that she used a jelly roll. I'm newer to quilting and I don't have a huge stash I can just pull from.

@PensandNeedles

3 жыл бұрын

I really like that she showed a scrap version too, so we could see the difference of how the design looked with more random fabrics.

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

Aww this made my night!!!! 😍 thanks for your support!

@PrettyCrafty310

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngelaWaltersfmq I Loved the jelly roll Idea because I actually tend to have leftover strips from other rolls. AND I too like to have control over my fabric placement. :) Thank you for all you do!

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

@@PrettyCrafty310 thank you for your support!

@veroincarussell2432

3 жыл бұрын

Love her.

Yes! I'm also glad to see you here again!! Thank you for sharing your talent. I do have a question- will you ever quilt a quilt on your long arm for us? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would enjoy watching you glide through that creative process. Thanks again for being here for all of us!

So excited I just cut all my scraps to 2.5 in wide and then squares 3&2 in no wasted fabric beautiful quilt! I am so glad you are still on KZread 😍

You're BACK!!! I just found this today!! I am so happy and thrilled. I am totally sure everyone missed you, your talent and wit, your wine'n and of course your beautiful quilts. Thank you, thank you.

"Fabric fondling" 😆 love that!

This is such a cute quilt! AND my husband has now added the word “scrap vomit” to his vocabulary. 😂

So so so beyond happy that you are back!!! Love this pattern!

Thanks so much for finishing the quilt. So many quilter just put the blocks together and stop there. I like to finish the quilt myself, so the quilting strategies you teach are so helpful to me.

Thanks for showing a scrap version at 11:07. Love the quilting.

Another awesome show! Thanks Angela! I love both versions of this quilt! Thanks for sharing.

This quilt came to life with your quilting designs! So pretty!

You said it, if only there was a big lint roller for life. Love it!

BEAUTIFUL QUILT - scrappy or not! Who really cares! Don’t like that Angela called it scrappy, move on it’s still a beautiful quilt! Angela, thanks for taking the time to create and share your wonderful quilts, quilting techniques and knowledge!

Thank you Angela!! Love your pattern and ideas for fabric!!!

Always love your shows & teachings!! Thank you!!

The variety of color in your quilts makes them so beautiful.

Love your quilt pattern Angela. Great jelly roll also. The colours are amazing

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I love your quilt designs and your videos.

I’m so glad you are back! I’m already looking forward to the next episode of the midnight quilter!!!

I was just thinking I need the midnight quilter back. Lol. Thank you. Your doing great. I so want to come up to your shop. Love that we can do scrappy or jelly rolls. I always have strips left over. 😍😍

Love love this pattern!! Thank you so much! Great job on the video! Ive always been memorized by your cutting of the fabric, piecing, and quilting!! Really enjoyed the real time quilting too!!

I am so grateful for any and all tips and tutorials from Angela! Thank you!!!! Love your style, tutorials and the fact that you're not a perfectionist. When I first started quilting I lived in a very AQS laden part of the states and the quilters were unforgiving and not very nice to beginners. I was sold an expensive machine because they told me I wouldn't be taken seriously on my lower end machine and the model was recalled by the manufacturer. Ugh. 8 years later, I am happy to learn from such a supportive and talented young woman and I make it a point to be kind and supportive to all quilters, young and old, beginner and advanced!

Good morning Angela. Great demonstration as always. ❤❤ love how it still looks organized.

i've never been one for scrappy quilts but THIS i can get onboard with! And the quilting is beautiful. :D

Enjoy this tutorial and it saved me a lot of time thank you very much you did a great job I love watching you you are amazing happy Saturday

Come on, Angela’s quilting ability is outrageously awesome! Please... she maneuvers this machine with robot precision.

I love your pattern, thanks for sharing your talents

Love, love this quilt!! Awesome quilting too!!!🥰

I was hoping for a true scrap quilt, but this is fabulous anyway! And I love jelly rolls. And layer cakes. And charm packs. Anything I don't have to cut myself! Thank you for these inspiring videos. Truly fantastic.

I love this quilt, seeing u put it together was a treat. Have to make this😍. Stay safe Angela!

Thank you! So happy to have your charming tutorials again! ❤️❤️❤️

My favorite saying when a block doesn't measure up to size ... Well! yet, we still throw it in the pile (lol) Thanks for sharing that clip instead of cutting it out.

Lovely to see variation in blocks and skills. I don't get much in the way of scraps, but I do have some jelly rolls decorating a shelf. I'd be quite happy breaking into one of them to make this. 💗

Fantastic quilt.... this so demonstrated the power of consistent value of an accent fabric.

Love this quilt pattern. Simple yet effective.... yet another one added to the list to do. Thank you ☺️

I missed you so much! Never leave us again. ~sobs~

Really enjoyed your tutorial and so glad you are back. It's cool how the ombre fabric made the quilt look scrappy because of the color variations.

So glad your back on! I love the quilt pattern.

This is a beautiful quilt! I can't wait to start on it. Your videos inspired me to start free motion quilting. It is great fun and I am so appreciative. Thank you!

Beautiful quilt and I love the music.

Angela, thank you for another wonderful video! A few years ago I participated in a shop hop where you received four or five jelly roll strips from each store. Of course none were actually part of a collection, just strips they had cut. I've wondered what to do with them - now I know and will order your pattern - definitely scrappy! I'd imagine I'll also make it with an actual jelly roll also as I liked the order of your quilt. I appreciate your chats, tutorials, and challenges more than I can say and that you provide it all to us for free is so very kind and generous of you. Thank you!

@Stoffmonster467

3 жыл бұрын

I made a log cabin quilt out of such strips (but used coordinating colours).

The second block is so cool. Love it.

Love your quilt and designs in the top stitching. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

Thank you for the hint of using a lint roller. Usually I end up wearing the stuff.

Your back in the teacher "how to " love it!

I am so happy to have found you!!

Another great class! I have learned a lot from your videos!

Kia orana, m from d Cook Islands in d Pacific Ocean, been following ur show about quilt. So amazed how beautiful dey turned out. M a new quilt sewer but d only problem s we dont get d quilting foot. But dats algud , just to let u know I enjoy watching ur videos n da others.

I am doing a rail fence quilt to start and practice fmq (using your book) I figure a single bed quilt with defined regions will give me lots of space to practice different motifs 😍 scrappy gorgeusness!

I love this! This quilt is so cool it created a nationwide deep freeze! Now I know who to blame. 🤣

sewing and quilting is very calming when everything is going together well.

Yay!!! Angela is back!!! 🥰

I can’t do scrape either! I love the way you did it!

I love watching your videos

Thank you for making this one

I love your quilt shop in Missouri!

Please, may you finish the scrappy version and show a picture of it - maybe just the top - to have an impression of a really scrappy version out of the scrap bin?

I totally want to do this! I have so many random scraps from gifted quilts. Then I could have a quilt with all the gifts I've made sewn into one design!

Can't wait to make this beautiful quilt.

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you like it!

Lint roller! Brilliant idea!

Have missed you being on

If I could get to Missouri, I would love to visit your shop and then my family and I would be watching the Speedway there too. Go Kerry Madsen lol

Thank you Angela

Love love love ❤️ and thank

Love your videos

Love this!

Thank you great tutorial.

Fantastic way to use up scraps! Thanks Angela for another great show!

@jimmieknighten7960

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to see the midnight quilter back. Love the quilt pattern.

Me encanto tu Quilting, es increíble tu trabajo angela. Saludos 🖖

Fun quilt!!

I know I'm going to have a great day when it starts an episode of The Midnight Quilter! Just wondering if some of the episodes you could quilt on your longarm please? I have an Amara and I love watching you on the longarm! Thanks 🥰

Thanks for sharing. I think this is a lovely patchwork quilt, rather than a scrap buster. My scrap bin is full of off-cuts of strips and squares that are smaller than 2-1/2”, so I have few pieces that would work for even the “scrappy” blocks shown, in particular for the place at which 4 matching corners of 2-1/2” squares come together to make the equivalent of a 5” charm square. I may try this with yardage,,, but then I’d have more scraps. 😳

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

It's definitely not for scraps smaller than 2 1/2". Also, the placement doesn't have to be so controlled.

@norahmcphee4928

3 жыл бұрын

@@AngelaWaltersfmq WOW, we can add kids into the quilt as well, YES!!! although i'm not quite sure how i can stitch through the various layers of skin and bone, but i'll try, haa haa haaaaa. Thank you Angela for bringing out my strange sense of humour once more, lol.

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

@@norahmcphee4928 I'm not even sure what I was trying to say there lol

Love it hi from Ireland

Beautiful!

I like the concept, using 2 1/2 inch wide units lets me work in jelly roll strips, or even cut down leftover layer cake or charm pack squares for various units, probably even some mini charms could be used. I know you have talked about batting in other episodes, but if you sell the type of fusible batting you prefer to use It would be great if it was linked with the other supplies so I could buy some.

thank you for this

I have the same issue with scrappy quilts. Even when I start a project that’s supposed to be scrappy (as in from my scraps), it inevitably becomes a precut project instead because I want to control the fabric placement. Now I’m trying to crumb piece instead, and I’ll try again in the future 🤣

Wonderful.

love it

I love it,

Nice quilting 🤗

Going to make this one

A lint roller for jelly roll dandruff.... brilliant!!

Oh, darn! I have one of those 2-1/2" containers full of strips and saw this and was so excited and then you used a jelly roll! Come on - let me see what it looks like truly SCRAPPY!

@jojo383

3 жыл бұрын

@Karen S thanks , I will fast forward

@terribishop5313

2 жыл бұрын

Went thru video twice I don't see a container for a 2 1/2" scraps ??? Can you give a timestamp on this container? Thanx

So glad you are back. I just tried to quilt for the first time. Wasn't very good. My stitches wasn't very good. I know all machines are different; but what stitch length do you set it on?

Beautiful

I would love to see some of these quilted on the longarm please

Love the quilt and the fabric. How do you baste your quilt?

Where did you find that little triangular thread cutter! It looks so good for shutting the threads in chain piecing- I would like to buy one!! Couldn’t see a similar one on Amazon...... thanks

Using a collection isn't a scrappy quilt! It would have been really useful for this to be made with actual scraps - tips on how to get a cohesive colour palette and such.

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

The pattern can be made with scraps and a jelly roll. Using a consistent color for the background and an accent fabric helps keep the quilt cohesive. The pattern also shows how to group the fabrics for a more controlled scrap quilt.

@ann6794

3 жыл бұрын

I think so too Ruby....why not just call it jelly-roll scrappy ...? sure we can make it with scraps...but that's not what SHE is showing us...

wow, liked it without, but looks so much different with quilting!

Morning Angela, I wanna do it 👏👏👏👏

So glad you are back! I’ve missed you

@AngelaWaltersfmq

3 жыл бұрын

It's so great to be back!

Nice!