Granddaughter's quilt
 

My granddaughter is 10 years old and loves to sew when she comes to visit. We have made small things like can koozies, potholders, coasters and even an apron for her mom for Mother's Day. Her aunt gave her a stack of fat quarters. Mya asked to make something big with them, so we looked at patterns and chose Lucky Star. I made the stars and did the cutting. Mya chose the colors that went around each star block and sewed them and ironed them in place. We laid the finished blocks on the floor, and she arranged them how she wanted them. I told her she flips blocks around like a pro! I sewed them together into the top and picked her up after school for her first trip to the quilt shop to choose backing fabric. She had several bolts out and eliminated them one by one until she got the perfect one. I quilted it and stitched the binding. She will get her quilt tomorrow at Thanksgiving. I think she will be excited that it is done. She is looking for the next project already. It is great to spend time with her.

What a sweet little gal and the quilt is filled with fun colors.

Very nice job, you two did excellent fabric choices and quilting.

You are so lucky to have this time with your granddaughter. And the quilt is spectacular!

Great teamwork. She will treasure this forever. Now onto the next big project. Looks like You have a quilt buddy for life

It's gorgeous! And filled with great memories, too.

Great looking quilt! Excellent job on the backing selection. She has an eye for color!

What a sweet quilt and granddaughter! But most importantly of all the building of memories and the teaching of a wonderful craft.

Wow! That's a great quilt and thanks for sharing.

Adorable granddaughter, she has a lot of talent for a 10 year old! The quilt is beautiful, the backing is fun looking.