Originally Posted by Pete
(Post 7477671)
I am in Texas and we still say raffle quilt
Dina |
I like Love Quilt since we make them with love to give to someone who needs some love and care.
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My "ugly" quilts go to the animal shelters. If I use scraps it's large scraps. Too easy to rip the other ones open. I was about to throw a old nightgown away and thought I'll just sew it together and basically made a whole quilt. It's a 2x so it was good size. You could call it a 15 minute quilt because that's about how long it took to stitch it up. Birthed it with DH's old under shirts for batting.
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Originally Posted by Dina
(Post 7478316)
Hmmmm....I suspected that might be the case, that we had been misinformed.
Dina |
Love it. 'Charity quilt' sounds so Victorian, as in'we're making charity quilts for the foundling home' 😔. I will use comfort quilts forever more.
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I like community quilt for the giveaways within a community, that just doesn't have any negative connotations for me no matter how I slice it. And opportunity quilt for the raffle quilts sounds nice although ours is still called raffle quilt.
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The problem with a 'raffle' quilt may be a legal thing. I know that is the case here in california. A raffle infers gambling and as such comes under a whole set of rules. If your group is a non profit organization, there are very strict rules about gambling. One of the ways to get around it is to 'donate' the prizes and 'suggest' a cost of donations (tickets). I know it seems very complex for a simple thing, but it only takes one person to call in a complaint and your organization can be in a lot of trouble. We have experienced this with scouts, with PTAs and even a band organization that was fundraising for uniforms!!!
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