needlehappy

What did you decide about the quilt in your post?

raptureready

I would use this quilt in an auction and set a minimum bid of $500. Yes, it's worth much more than that so it should be no problem to start there. Just don't let it go for less.

grocifer

Please let us know if you decide on a raffle as I imagine there
would be a lot of response of members with a dollar and a dream. Couldn't it be posted with info in the for sale section and it`s for a very good cause.

josie bass

I donated 4 quilts to a church in my neighborhood just last month. They had a raffle and the cross quilt brought $2200.00 the Black and white brought 450.00 the brown 275.00 and the blue one 250.00. So you might take it to a church at those prices you could half the money with them. That would be much better than $5.00. The cross quilt is on the board today.

bjrusty

Oh so pretty, does it have a label , would love to know when it was made. Barb

nunnyJo

its beautiful but at a thrift store you don't get much

tessagin

My cousin just finished LAing a cross stitched quilt not as big and her client was auctioning it for their church with a starting bid of $500.00. Gorgeous but not as big. I would be careful leaving it out in the open. Atleast add a few zeros to it. No less than $500.00 People don't figure time/labor and material. It is gorgeous!

needles3thread

This looks better than an average quilt. Maybe a silent auction??

fixfido

I'd be really surprised if you got what it's worth on E-Bay. It's really sad, but due to financial difficulties, I've seen people listing quilts on E-Bay that are heirloom quality and expertly hand-quilted. They rarely get anywhere near what the quilt is actually worth to a person who has any clue how much effort is involved.

woodyandjake

I would say easily 500-1000 depending on the age and workmanship, good luck