margee

Oh how I wish this could have happened to me at a young age too. I really didn't even know what a quilt was til my late 20's. This is so neat for her & for the others she'll pass it on to.

burchquilts

You go, girl!

Helen S

From the set of her mouth I'd say she's determined to do a fabulous job and will likely go on to become a quilting pro! Cute.

Missyou

I remember in grade 7 and 8 we had homemeck classes where we learned to sew, knit and cook. They should bring those back cause a lot of kids don't have the opportunity to learn like your grandaughter. She looks right into it and seems to love it. Way to go grandma.

Wunder-Mar

This is just the best - she'll be able to finish it a lot sooner with the long arm than by hand (like our grandmothers) or by regular machine (like the rest of us who don't have a long arm). Kids are just fearless when it comes to jumping in, unlike many of us adults (COUNT ME IN!!!) who overthink things and get overcritical of our first (and tenth) (and hundredth) time attempting a new skill.

red-warrior

How wonderful and inventive you are!!! Please post a picture of your cute GD and her quilt when it is done!

ScrapQuilter

Nothing like learning young........ where there is a will there is away....... great job both of you.

pacquilter

That kid's going places!

labtechkty

Would love to see a pict when she is finished...too cute and cool...

newborn

Oh, I bet she'll be sooooo proud once it's completed.