willferg

I had a high school student inquire about making blankets for Project Linus for community service hours. I've supervised kids doing this in the past, but it was usually making no-sew fleece blankets. This girl wanted to learn how to use a sewing machine – woo hoo!

We started with a raggedy baby blanket, then she helped me sandwich a baby blanket, and then she made one doing most of the work. We worked on a few little things, and then I instructed her on how to make a jelly roll quilt with strips I ordered from balibatiks.com, and she did every stitch herself! I am so proud of her, I let her keep the blanket, and she was thrilled!

Old_Rosebud

WTG! That jelly roll quilt looks amazing in batiks.

Tartan

​Great quilt! Another quilter is born!

nygal

It came out great!!

craftyheart2

I love the strips broken up with the black squares - it makes the top so much more than just strips sewn together. Well done teaching a newbie and kudos for letting her keep the quilt.

M.Elizabeth

I usually don't much care for batiks, but this quilt is quite lovely. Congratulations teaching a "new quilter".

QuiltnNan

nicely done

GKSM

Love the batiks and love the black squares. You are wonderful for teaching your skill to someone new. A memory she will have for a lifetime. Kudos!

red-warrior

Very nice quilt! You are so special to have helped her and given her this keepsake!

cowgirlquilter

Great quilt!!!!!!!!!!