Do you have fabric, quilting books, magazines, etc that you'd love to get rid of but holding a garage sale is too much trouble? Would you like to offer the items to your fellow STLMQG members instead?
Then, you might be interested in the STLMQG Co-op.
Originally this co-op was on Flickr; but has recently moved to Yahoo! Groups.
Brige (Flickr Name: Brige 66) is managing the co-opand will be your contact.
If you'd like to join or learn more, please see the below information. The only requirement is that you are a due-paying member. So start pulling those items that are hogging valuable space and get them listed on our Co-op site.
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STLMQG Co-op http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stlmqg_coop/ and find the Join This Group button.
Information can also be found on Brige's blog in a special section she has devoted to the Co-op.
Once you are cfmnd as a due-paying member you can start listing items.
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Saturday, October 23, 2010
STLMQG CO-OP
The STLMQG CO-OP is now up and running. Here is the page, STLMQG CO-OP, if you'd like to join.
What is a CO-OP you ask?? It's a group in which members participate for a mutual benefit.
In our case, it's the opportunity to swap fabric or other quilty-related items (books, notions, templates, etc) as well as offer fellow members free items that you might no longer want.
The most important rule of participation is that that you must be a due-paying member in good standing.
All you have to do to participate is click the "Join This Group" button at the top of the STLMQG CO-OP page. Once you are confirmed as a due-paying member, here's what you do.
1. Create and Upload a Profile. It's a simple way to make sure that people know the basics about you, like how you prefer to mail items, what things you are always on the hunt for, etc. No personal info should be included with the exception of your First name. There are some examples already up on the page for you to use as a "template".
2. Find some items you want to swap, offer for free.
3. Take clear photos of the items (separately, if you are offering them as such) and upload to the photo pool with information about the item offered. You will find several examples on the page for you to use as a "template".
4. Monitor your items
5. Once the item is in the other person's posession, please remove that photo from the photo pool...so there is no confusion.
There are a handful of templates, examples, and lots of information for you to use.
Brige (Flickr Name: Brige66) is heading up this program, so let's all give her a big Thanks!!
What is a CO-OP you ask?? It's a group in which members participate for a mutual benefit.
In our case, it's the opportunity to swap fabric or other quilty-related items (books, notions, templates, etc) as well as offer fellow members free items that you might no longer want.
The most important rule of participation is that that you must be a due-paying member in good standing.
All you have to do to participate is click the "Join This Group" button at the top of the STLMQG CO-OP page. Once you are confirmed as a due-paying member, here's what you do.
1. Create and Upload a Profile. It's a simple way to make sure that people know the basics about you, like how you prefer to mail items, what things you are always on the hunt for, etc. No personal info should be included with the exception of your First name. There are some examples already up on the page for you to use as a "template".
2. Find some items you want to swap, offer for free.
3. Take clear photos of the items (separately, if you are offering them as such) and upload to the photo pool with information about the item offered. You will find several examples on the page for you to use as a "template".
4. Monitor your items
5. Once the item is in the other person's posession, please remove that photo from the photo pool...so there is no confusion.
There are a handful of templates, examples, and lots of information for you to use.
Brige (Flickr Name: Brige66) is heading up this program, so let's all give her a big Thanks!!
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