quoted, unquoted

[Ju]

(quoted)
There are guns, tools, handmade sweaters and throws and some furniture. (unquoted)
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Is the above format correct for the writings quoted from other sources?


Ju

 

[Hedwig]

I believe what you mean is quote and unquote.
Where do you intend to write this? Isn't it easier to just use quotation marks?

 

[Michael84]

not a teacher

No. This is not a correct way to quote an author's text!
Have a look here:
Referencing - The Harvard System

If you just want to make clear that the specific text isn't your own creation: put it in quotation marks or italics.