Too many beads

[raspberrybloom]

I have collected no end of beads that I dont use or have gone off and need to get rid of them. Whats the best way? ebay?

Thanks, Louise

[Seahorse]

Yep, ebays good or take a piccie of them and put it on here and watch people snap them up.

[Bea]

Depending on the type of beads, you could give them to a school or a charity shop, but if you want to get some money back, try ebay, although I've been told sales have been down over the last 4 to 5 months. You'd have to put a low starting price.

[swirlyarts]

If you don't want any money then try Freecycle. Have you thought about Etsy - I think they allow you to sell craft supplies on there so it might be worth checking them out.

[Beadsage]

I have collected no end of beads that I dont use or have gone off and need to get rid of them. Whats the best way? ebay?

Thanks, Louise

The normally accepted way is to put them in a jiffy bag and post them to any male beaders on the forum.....................oh wait..............that's me then! :D

[Bea]

The normally accepted way is to put them in a jiffy bag and post them to any male beaders on the forum.....................oh wait..............that's me then! :D

ROFLMO weren't you wearing stilletos, Peter, the other day (might have been on another forum ;) )

[silverthistlebeads]

There's a fairly new site Tazbar, on the same lines as E-bay but better pricing.

Francesca

[Pretty things]

If you're not looking to recoup any money, I have contact details for a lady who makes jewellery out of donated beads that she then sells for charity - can't recall which charity but if you're interested I can send you her info.