would like some help
08-18-2010, 09:05 AM
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I'm new here. I just found this site. I care for my elderly disabled aunt, who used to quilt. But, she can no longer do the work. I have what feels like a ton of books, materials, supplies that are no longer being used. I would like to sell them. So, if anyone could help me find a place to list and sell, I would greatly appreciate it. I know that this is for quilters and there are rules for selling. And since this is something that she can't do anymore, I need to move this out, so that it doesn't remind her of what she can't do. Thanks for listening.
08-18-2010, 09:21 AM
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Your post will be pulled. We must wait for two weeks after we register. There is also a stipulation about making enough posts or responses to post to have 'regular here' on our profile. I don't sell so I don't actually remember but this is a link to the rules. http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-651-1.htm
I am sorry about your Aunt's decline in health. I am glad you can care for her. That is very giving of you. Good luck when you can post in the classifieds.
I am sorry about your Aunt's decline in health. I am glad you can care for her. That is very giving of you. Good luck when you can post in the classifieds.
08-18-2010, 11:34 AM
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I am sorry that you have to sell your aunt's things. It may be frustrating to you to have to wait to post items on this board but it will be worth the wait. It does not take very long to make the number of posts necessary and you will reach more people with quilting interests than on any other board. Please ask questions if you need help.
08-18-2010, 12:06 PM
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I am so sorry that your Aunt is no longer able to quilt. That is so sad for her , and to have all her supplies gone will certainly be hard for her to happen. Not knowing her problems, I shouldn"t advice, but please, leave her something to cherish.Even if she is unable to do her craft anymore, she may enjoy looking at lovely pictures in her book/s. God bless you for seeing to her.
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