True Up: Behind the Seams with Angela Walters: Season 2
Angela Walters
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- In-depth Instruction; over 53 mins
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A Strong Team
6:06
Angela travels to Liberty, Missouri, to organize quilting exhibits for the Second Annual Liberty Quilt Walk. Take a VIP tour of the town and visit a historic quilt that belonged to the infamous bank robber Jesse James.
Quilting Outlaws
11:42
Angela treats her employees to a team-building outing with a surprise activity: axe throwing! It's unexpectedly competitive compared with what goes on in their everyday shop operations.
Quilt All the Quilts
9:24
Angela has a pile of quilt tops to finish in time for Quilt Market Houston, and the deadline is quickly approaching! But she also needs to prepare for an upcoming teaching trip. See how she makes magic with her stitches, and gets distracted by a new project.
Angela Down Under
12:02
Does what happens in Australia stay in Australia? Angela travels to Perth to visit Michelle Pearson's quilt shop, Handcrafters House. See the sights, and wildlife, around the shop, and catch Michelle's humorous reaction to Angela's surprise gift.
International Quilt Festival
13:33
Angela's off to the International Quilt Festival to host a Q&A in the Bluprint Lounge. Check out the top exhibits as Angela catches up with quilting friends before the main event.
Get an inside look at the world of Angela Walters, mother, quilter and the beloved host of “The Midnight Quilt Show.” This season, Angela’s living the dream at home and on the road as she travels down under to Perth, Australia, and then Houston, Texas. Get ready for a brand new stash of quilting adventures!
Angela Walters
Angela Walters, the host of our YouTube series "The Midnight Quilt Show," is a longarm quilter, teacher and author of several books, including "Free-Motion Quilting with Angela Walters" and "In the Studio with Angela Walters." Her quilting journey began with her husband's grandfather; together they made her first quilt – a nine-patch that is still on her bed today. Thousands of swirls, feathers and parallel lines later, Angela has turned her love of stitches and fabric into a thriving business focused on modern machine quilting.