Cindysue2

Sorry I posted this under pictures and I guess should have posted here, sorry for the double post. I wanted to know what value I should list for the quilt below. It is approx. 60 x 80 large throw and has hand stitched counted crosstitched in some of the blocks. It is being donated and will be part of a raffle for the Houston Food Bank. I have only been quilting for about 1 1/2 years and only been on this board since July so I need help!

RenaB

I am new at quilting too so I have no idea on values but wanted to let you know the quilt is super cute!!

butterflies5518

me too, courious to know as well.

mymsmess

Have no clue on value either. It sure is adorable and for a great cause. Cudos to you!

LyndaOH

I believe for tax reasons you can only include the costs of the materials. It would depend if you need the value for the tax deduction or for other reasons.

Cindysue2

The reason is not for tax purposes. For all the raffles we list on the information sheet what the value is if it was purchased new.

MamaBear61

If you are looking for a retail value for purpose of the raffle, I would go to etsy and look for quilts of similiar size and work involved and do an average of the selling prices you see listed. It is not a perfect method but it will provide something for you to base on valuation on.

The quilt is very cute and I hope the raffle raises lots of money.

Pam Riggs

At least $250

TheSevenYearStitch

Value is tricky, but I've heard a lot of people say it should be cost of materials X 3 or 4.

Zhillslady

Are you asking value for selling it or charity donation on taxes for donating. If for taxes for can only claim the cost of materials. Labor you perform is not considered a charity donation. Wish it was I donate 10-12 quilts per year.