Into the Ping list so I can show it to my wife when she returns from her weekend quilting retreat in NE OK.
My observation comment as a quilt husband since the mid-80s: There have been other quilters that promoted this approach of a quickly produced quilt but they were not about providing pre-cut kits, instead teaching techniques.
I was quilting back in the 70’s, learned hand piecing in a class along with my mother. I made a couple quilts, hand quilted, then sort of had other things to do for a couple decades.
Fast forward to a couple years ago, I looked into making a quilt as a gift. Discovered a whole new language and tons of very expensive gadgets and goodies marketed exclusively to “quilters” - that new breed of consumer. Youtube was a great help, and I found Jenny Doan right away because I searched Youtube for “layer cakes” and “jelly rolls”. She shows things made out of the pre cut stuff available. Some may put down the precut stuff but it does fill a need and sometimes it’s fun to do a quick baby quilt or other type of gift.
Conservative themed fabric... oh yeah. It is possible to print photos onto fabric at home.
I wonder if Freepers would buy raffle tickets for a quilt - proceeds to keep the lights on here?