I am chair for the charity of our quilt guild. I make pre-cut block kits and top kits from donated fabrics for the ladies to pick up at meetings. When I get tops back I add backing, batting (the guild provides) and binding then someone else quilts them.
When I have time I make tops also. I average about 18 tops a year for this group. Below are some of the tops I have made in the last 2 months.

Wow what a great thing to do and they are beautiful.

Those are beautiful, just love the ducks.

Beautiful

Great work!

How generous of you to prepare all those kits to make such beautiful quilts. Your designs are so nice and I know the finished quilts will be loved.

Very nice! Great job to all who are involved.

Vey nice! I especially like the mirror image blocks.How did you make them?
Thanks.

Oh they're terrific. They will be cherished!

I especially love the blue one. Is that Bonnie Hunter's Delectable Mountains pattern?

Great quilts!

Fun quilts! They will be much loved!

What a wonderful thing to do, you gals make nice quilts!

Yes, it is. It is a very easy way to do the delectable mountains design. It is about 50" x 42". It took around 7 hours to make. I had a lot of interruptions in the process.

You need a print that is almost as dark on the back as the front and then cut out like you would a kaleidoscope block. Then use half fronts and half backs.

WOW! They all look great!

beautiful

ditto

Very nice quilts and lots of work, I know but well appreciated!

Fantastic! The quilts are very attractive! I'm sure they will be well loved and appreciated!

What a great idea for the duck panels. I have more than enough of those & now I know what to do with them! Nicw work!

Great job

I get a lot of different panels donated. Frequently a court house steps or log cabin type of piecing works well. Sometimes adding a checkerboard, pinwheels, or other simple blocks makes them big enough to be a larger crib size.

I love all your tops. I also made this pattern (but in green) and would be anxious to see how yours will be quilted, because I really don't know how to do mine.

I'm thinking of doing a clamshell. I recently took Harriet Hargraves class on Hierloom Machine quilting and she said that the clamshell was one of the easiest FMQ designs to do. So I'm going to practice on this quilt.

Wonderful quilts!! How great that you do this.

Labor of love. These will make the recipient know someone truly cares.

Wow! You're no slacker, that's for sure! They are all lovely, I love the blue on, the pinwheels, churndash....well all of your quilts are wonderful! I know the receipients will love them as well.
Blessings,
MaryAnna