Ronald McDonald House is the chosen recipient of donation quilts from one of my groups, and EACH of us made 12 quilts for that cause this year. I finished the last 2 this month (yes, a LITTLE behind!).
These are a good illustration of why a dark border is a good idea to make a quilt feel “finished”. I’ll try to remember that next year!
And here are the other 10 donation quilt finishes for the year. I love how different they are! I got to try lots of new things 🙂
Design by Cindy Williams
Pseudo Random arrangement starting with Kaffe fabric
This is a leaders-and-enders project
February donation quilt. This started out entirely different, but I failed to take Before and After pictures.
The “New! Improved!” quilt
Flower Fairies
Donation quilt made from orphan star blocks
February finish and January donation quilt
More finishes coming soon!
Zippy Quilts 
Oooooh! Can I pick favorites? Love #1 (light and dark shadows), #5 (ultra traditional) and #6 (maple leaf). Congratulations on finishing in such a terrific way, and to RM House for receiving such great quilts.
Thanks ☺ I was surprised by how much I like the look of the ultra-traditional.️
I like the one on the left just the way it is (Why do I hear echoes of Mr Rogers?). A great dozen. How many participated?
There are only 4 of us in this group, but each one did 12! Nothing wrong with Mr Rogers–wish I could be so consistently positive 😊
The one at the very top is my favorite…..gorgeous choice of colors!
Thanks for looking! Those fabrics are batiks–hard to go wrong with those 😊