These guide is to help you sell your old patterns. It is especially helpful  if the have been cut. People do not mind buying cut and used patterns if  they know what they are recieving.

Buyers: use this guide to help you know  what to ask sellers before bidding on their patterns; you will never be missing a piece again.

Here are things I learned how  to do to sell used sewing patterns

*Make sure the pattern is clean, and that means no food marks.

*All instruction sheets are included in the package

*Count all pieces  these are normally listed on the package or on the instruction sheets.

*Note any tear damage to the pattern

*If pattern is cut to a size, be sure to note it in your description.

*Place brand and pattern number in the auction  or title if you can. Be sure to include it in your description, I know people search by brand or pattern numbers.

*Note damage to envelope if any  because many sewers used that as a guide.

*Always note year and cost of the pattern, this will help experience shoppers what era they are searching for.

This  will help buyers to make a informed decision on weather to purchase or not.

Buyer if these are not listed on auction, please email seller and ask because there is nothing more frustrating  than not having all pieces to complete your project.

Thank you for reading and please feel free to vote.

And check out this guide written by onebighoax to help you place all those copyright and symbols in you description:

http://reviews.ebay.com/How-to-Make-Copyright-Cent-Sign-and-Other-Symbols_W0QQugidZ10000000001688149