Rettie V. Grama

Hidden 9 patch, fast and easy and each block can have its own
sashing.

Bon-bon

what is a churn dash block?

IBQLTN

What about something like Jacob's Ladder, or something similar that they can relate back to their faith?

maryb44662

Thanks, that sounds pretty.

IBQLTN

I've been told it violates the 5013C (or some number like that) tax regulations to do a raffle. I had planned to do the same thing for our church.

gramadona

Warm Wishes is an easy and
attractive pattern with a secondary
pattern in it. It's a favorite of mine.

lindy-2

i would definityl do a traditional pattern and qween size. controld scrapy is nice maybe a sampler or as sujested a log cabin looks like alot off work but realy not.

MargeD

What a wonderful thing to do. I made 7 or 8 quilts to be raffled off by my church at their fall Holiday Fair in Nov. of each year. Until recently, I made the quilt as part of my donation to the church. They had gone from members of the church making the quilt, to one couple buying them on trips to the Amish country. I didn't charge for the quilt until recently. My husband had been out of work for 2 years and we really needed the money and I had the perfect quilt. My son had been engaged to be married and his fiance called it off a week before the wedding. While Jen wanted a duvet coverlet instead of a quilt, I had gone to a lot of expense in getting fabric to make this quilt, using several batik fabrics, so I was given $400 for making the quilt. The quilt made over $2,000. Now I don't know if you would like to make this quilt as a raffle quilt, but it was (and I'm not kidding here folks) Lovers Knot. Or if you prefer Lovers Not. I've done Roman Stripes, Irish Chain, Ocean Waves, Jacob's Ladder, as well as Contrary Wife. My girlfriend has done several sampler quilts from her BOM quilts, and I forget what else we did. I'm sure anything you choose will do well if the quilt committee gets out and pushes for sales, as well as giving each member 25 tickets and asking them to sell or buy those tickets. That always worked for my quilt guild. I hope you can get a few ideas from my somewhat lengthy reply. Good luck.

softpatches

I have done 2 raffle quilts, 1 for my Genealogy Society and it was raffled in Nov. so I did a Christmas Star quilt, it was a hugh success as the holiday season was coming up. The other one I did was Jacob's Ladder for my church, I did it in blue and white ( I read somewhere that this is a popular color for raffle quilts)---It also was a great success---I had loads of fun doing these quilts--

Enjoy and let us know what you decide on and post a pic,
:)

teacherbailey

How about a Trip Around the World in fall colors??? Or spring colors if it's a spring raffle?