Sale of Quilt Tops on QB - Success or Not
10-09-2011, 01:04 PM
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thanks Patrice J
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
We can sell things like tops, precuts, finished items, etc. only for the cost of the materials used.
cost must be calculated using the 60% rule (max for fabric calculations is $6 per yard.)
cost is based on the materials contained in the items as it is offered. (so, for example, if you bought 2 yards and had some left over, you can't include the whole 2 yards in the calculation.)
labor cannot be included in the calculations.
cost must be calculated using the 60% rule (max for fabric calculations is $6 per yard.)
cost is based on the materials contained in the items as it is offered. (so, for example, if you bought 2 yards and had some left over, you can't include the whole 2 yards in the calculation.)
labor cannot be included in the calculations.
10-09-2011, 01:22 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
We can sell things like tops, precuts, finished items, etc. only for the cost of the materials used.
cost must be calculated using the 60% rule (max for fabric calculations is $6 per yard.)
cost is based on the materials contained in the items as it is offered. (so, for example, if you bought 2 yards and had some left over, you can't include the whole 2 yards in the calculation.)
labor cannot be included in the calculations.
cost must be calculated using the 60% rule (max for fabric calculations is $6 per yard.)
cost is based on the materials contained in the items as it is offered. (so, for example, if you bought 2 yards and had some left over, you can't include the whole 2 yards in the calculation.)
labor cannot be included in the calculations.
10-09-2011, 02:05 PM
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Patrice - thanks so much. That answered my question about pricing, etc. Like I said, I'm not looking to make money, just want to be able to rotate some fabric (out with the old to make room for the new) Whiping out several tops seems like a good way to do it. I know if the QB members get them, they'll be completed beautifully.
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