This project was started 10 years ago to help girls who couldn't attend school during their period because they didn't have sanitary supplies. They would sit on cardboard or in a tent during that time. "Days For Girls" is an organization that has volunteers across the country who make "personal hygiene kits" out of flannel, PUL, and cotton to provide re-usable products for these young women to make it feasible for them to attend school and gracefully continue with their daily lives during that time.

Learn how to make your very first quilt! You'll learn how to select fabrics, cut using a rotary cutter, rulers and mat, how to precisely piece your blocks, and finally adding borders, quilting your layers, and binding!

This 4 session lecture/demo class will familiarize you with the basic IQ Designer features and provide suggestions on how to incorporate those features into your creative sewing using the Baby Lock "Enhancing your IQ" digital series by Salima Jeffers.