Mariposa

Wonderful that she wants to join you in sewing and quilting! She did great on the bag! :)

quiltyfeelings

If she is that much of a "regular" at the LQS, would they be willing to help her "sell" her goods? For example, if she could make some samples for their patterns, they would sell the patterns and they could "pay" her with fabric. A LQS here does that, and the items are always marked with a tag that says, "This bag was made by Sasha, a local 12 year old. Sasha's bag and the pattern are available for purchase." This LQS even hangs up photography and painted canvases by local kids, again all are marked with a tag that reads, "this art is made by Tommy, a local 14 year old."

sharoney

You are blessed! I tried to teach my daughter to sew when she was younger- now she's 33. She wouldn't know how to thread a needle, I'm embarrassed to say- she isn't interested.

QUILTNMO

beautiful bag and beautiful daughter

Glassquilt

The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree

pastimesquiltdesign

I would be so excited if my daughter and daughter in laws would quilt with me. I'd happily share my stash with them.
I hope you will encourage her. It looks like she is on a roll.

girlsfour

Darling picture - she's so proud. Good for her. She will use her sewing skills all her life.

Pieces2

I would welcome her to the world of quilting.
Be glad she shows an interest in sewing.
Think of all the shared projects you can do together. :D

piepatch

Your daughter is a cutie, and she did a great job on her bags. It is so special that she shares your interests. You two will have a lot of fun in the future, even if you have to share your stash!

Mona Lisa 2011

Oh..............definately sell her to the Gypies. Then buy more fabric. :twisted: :lol: