linynp

Oh my I love that class!! I go back frequently. I highly recommend it.

MarleneC

Have that class and I really like her style. Angela is a great instructor. I like her attitude. We all strive to be better and sometimes "good enough" is the best we can do at the time.

MarleneC

I have to agree--Ann Petersen is my favorite--but, I liked Angela--least favorite is Leah Day--she talks too much when she could be stitching.

nuevaquilter

Agreed, I liked the class, too.

sewplease

Ooops, I just logged into Craftsy to see how much they were asking for this class only to discover that I had already purchased it, haha. Thanks for the reminder. :-)

quiltingbuddy

That's too funny!
How do you find the sample? I've never heard of dot to dot quilting.

cat-on-a-mac

I bought it and liked it as well. I would have been a bit disappointed if I had paid full price, as it didn't have a LOT of content, but I liked the designs. It moved quickly enough for me (I don't like the classes where they seem to dwell on the same thing forEVER!)

sewplease

Go to the craftsy website and click on quilting classes. You can find the class description there.

nlpakk

I read her reviews on Craftsy and they most of them were not very good.

mjpEncinitas

I like Angela waters classes very much. I have the attitude: it'll never be noticed on a galloping horse and that's the only kind I ride. Her philosophy fits with that. She gets you quilting quickly. One thing is that free motion quilting straight lines on a home sewing machine is difficult. It's apparently easier on a long arm machine. If I were starting out in FMQ I would start with another waters class quilting negative spaces. These are much easier to do on a home. Machine and look great. I like waters better than Peterson although they are both excellent teachers.