In which activity did the speaker take a lead by directing others on how to cut fabric and use scissors?

• A. Days for Girls.
• B. Dolls of Hope.
• C. Quilt and doll making for refugees.
• D. Volunteer babysitting.

Answer: (A)

Leading a group during a sewing task is about organizing the work, showing others how to follow a pattern, and making sure tools like scissors are used safely and correctly. Days for Girls centers on sewing and assembling menstrual hygiene kits, so a lead volunteer would typically direct teammates on laying out fabric, cutting pieces to the right shapes and sizes, and using scissors properly to keep everything consistent and efficient. This kind of hands-on coordination—telling people where to place fabric, how to cut according to the pattern, and how to pass tools safely—fits perfectly with the described leadership moment. While other activities may involve fabric work, the scenario aligns most naturally with the structured sewing workflow of Days for Girls.