I LOVE everything about this. Hopefully she is one of the next generation of quilters!!
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As I told you Quiltworks in Bend is closing their doors for good. She is having one last First Friday and it is a fundraiser for Sewteachme.org which the owner of Quiltworks started. Click the link to read more. Here's a blurb:
STM is a non-profit program that matches trained, screened mentors with youth so that kids can learn to sew for free.
It was founded at QuiltWorks in Bend, Oregon and is organized by a small team of volunteers.
STM teaches youth basic sewing skills in a safe and comfortable environment. Volunteers and mentors want to share our love of sewing with the next generation.
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Marilyn asked previous featured quilters if they'd like to donate a quilt to be purchased at the last First Friday. I donated "Stand Tall Chicken" made as a Humble Quilts Year of the Rooster challenge. I'm hoping it sells and I can play a small part in teaching the next generation of quilters, like Katie!!
I'm preparing to walk Cascade Lakes Relay starting today- at the start line at 7:30AM!! My first "leg" is 7.1 miles in the middle of the afternoon and my 2nd leg will be about 5:30AM. If our timing is correct we should cross the finish line about 1:30 Saturday afternoon.
I hope you have a fantastic weekend!!
Looking good, Katelyn!!!
ReplyDeleteI love that little quilt. Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteHave a good walking weekend. So nice this young kids quilting.
ReplyDeleteI think Katelyn definitely is one of the next generation of quilters! And she has a great heart. Love your little chicken quilt - especially the big quilting stitches! Jan in MA
ReplyDeleteI love your rooster quilt and Katelyn's patriotic quilt. What a fun weekend you have in store for you! Have fun and enjoy! I'll be rooting you on from here!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great race!
ReplyDeletewhat a great quilt Katelyn!
ReplyDeletenice donation quilt Lori
hope you had a good relay walk
Oh this makes my heart happy! What a great job she has done on those blocks!
ReplyDeleteKatelyn your quilt is beautiful just like you. How great to give it to a veteran. Yes we need to keep the love of sewing and quilting alive for the next generation
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