Handmade Hexagon Quilt Made by the Women of San Pedro Sula Honduras

OUR MISSION

To empower women by developing self-worth with an opportunity to work, receive a sustainable income, and set a new standard for their children.

We do that, one hexagon at a time.

One kit. One month. One woman.

That's the whole arithmetic of this place. The donation for one quilt kit is one month's income for one of our Makers, and a finished quilt supports her longer still.

How we use donations
a needle, thread and a hexagon, always

meet a Maker

Delia is 40, and she always has a needle, thread and hexagon in her hand.

She kept her home in the Pedregal bordo by the river. When she isn't sewing hexagons she's caring for her grandchildren. Being a Maker means the medical tests she needs get covered.

learn to quilt

How to turn your kit into a quilt

Every tutorial we've made, in one place — the hexagon, the kit, the scrap quilt, and how to ready your quilt top to be quilted.

▸ How the hexagon is assembled
▸ Assembling a hexagon quilt kit, parts 1-3
▸ Sewing a scrap quilt
▸ Sewing a flower garden scrap quilt
▸ Readying your quilt top to be quilted
All tutorials

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100% of donations supplement Makers' incomes, and provide help for natural disasters, medical emergencies, and starting their own small businesses.

A letter when something new comes off the table.

Once a month, a few stories, new pieces, no noise.