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Originally Posted by CristyK1
Isn't it great. Both of my boys qulit. Thank goodness they use two different machines. At least I only have to fight one for the newest machine to quilt on.
My now ten year old made his first quilt when he was 5. It was supposed to be a quilt but we ended up making it into some pillow cases. He's working on a D9P. My 14 year old is making a blue D9P that is made from fabric left over from the log cabin his grandma (my mom) made for me years ago. I love working with both of them. I just wish that my oldest didn't want to use the only machine I can quilt on. And I wish both of them would learn to pin their own stuff.
Originally Posted by tortoisethreads
I love the zest my daughter has for quilting, but yikes! She is almost done with all the blocks, we worked together all day today on our projects :) She found the pattern on line at the Moda Bakery! Too funny. I can't wait to post pics tomorrow. This quilt may swallow her when it comes time to put it together!
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That is so great, and she is only 6!!! I think you better buy her a large hope chest. By the time she marries, she will have quilts galore. :thumbup:
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How wonderful, my son was interested in quilting when he was about 12, until he got bored using the sewing machine, he 1/2 finished a quilt, had picked out the fabrics himself and the LQS workers all thought that was just great lol. My daughter, 19, has never had an interest in sewing, but she is great with patterns, colors and fabrics, just not the sewing process sigh. Enjoy it while she is interested and hopefully it will stick.
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This is so wonderful, I can't wait to see it :D:D:D
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