After learning about the Somers High School Quilt-a-thon (in New York), I guess it goes to show that you’re never too young to become a Bad Girl!

Madison irons while Cara sews. A quilt in the making!

Thanks to some busy hands, people in need of comfort and warmth felt a little bit cozier this winter. Coordinated by Sharon Leighton and the school’s Fashion Board, the Quilt-a-thon yielded 175 lap quilts that were distributed to those in need of a little TLC.

Destinations have been as far-flung as an orphanage in Korea and towns hit hard by Hurricane Katrina. Other quilts have been distributed locally to such places as the Westchester Medical Center and My Sister's Place, a shelter for

Cara and Jean work on their quilt top.

Seniors Mindy Scattaretico and Christine Urgola were student coordinators of this year's Quilt-a-thon. According to Mindy, "It feels great when we send the quilts out." Adds Christine, "It's just a small gesture, but there is so much thought behind it."

The photos feature mother/daughter teams of

Lauren and Madi beam with pride…a job well done!

Madison and Cara, have you begun your own fabric stash yet? If so, we invite you to join us as the youngest Bad Girls.

Lauren, Cara, Jean, and Madi show of their finished works of art!