These fabric coasters cushion your drinks, protect your furniture, absorb moisture and can be made to match your décor. Finally they're washable.These are really easy, fast and cute using different coordinated fabrics. Tie a group of eight together with a pretty bow as a thoughtful house warming gift.
Once you learn the technique, why not make matching placemats and trivets...?
Here are the instructions for making Quilted Coasters.
Just questioning if eBay allows you to market [url=http://www.ticketchoice.com.au]concert tickets[/url] on-line? Do you know if you will find any restrictions based on what country you are in?
ReplyDeleteMy parents have just called me and asked if i could "get rid" of their two tickets to a concert as they wont have the ability to make it because of another family event.
Apart from asking friends etc, i thought ebay would be an excellent location to sell them.
But whats ebay's policy on offering tickets? Ive heard alot about it about the news but ive forgotten what happened.
and if it matters, the concert is inside this coming month
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Hi Ket,
ReplyDeleteYour question doesn't really relate to my post, but since I often help readers with copyright questions about protecting their works of art and respecting the rights of other artists, I knew right where to look.
The TicketChioice.com.au site states right in their Terms and Conditions:
"TicketChoice is a site which promotes the sale of tickets by the public, to the public. However, the resale of tickets to events such as music concerts, theatre, family events and sports can often be regulated by the ticket issuer. It is your responsibility as the ticket seller to ensure that your particular transaction does not violate any applicable law or the terms of the ticket itself. TicketChoice recommends prior to buying or selling these types of items, members should contact the ticket issuer and ensure the resale is permitted."
Look on the ticket to find out who is producing the show and contact them.