There are sellers on Ebay that have laser cut kits ready to sew. That would be a quick way to get started sewing. Jordan's Fabrics have Quilt store grade fabric in their precut kits.
https://jordanfabrics.com/
If she likes handwork, hexagons are mostly hand sewn and could be an interesting project. When I travel, I like to do Judy Niemeyer quilts. Not being at home helps me concentrate. Judy's instructions tells you how to precut all the different parts and put into different bags, then you start sewing to the actual paper piecing patterns. She will end up with a spectacular quilt. This is only a good idea if she already knows something about paper piecing.
http://www.quiltworx.com/