Speaking of Recycled Jewellery.

[debsjeans]

I have a few beads, broken necklaces and so on that have been given to me for free.

I was thinking of if I sold an item made of recycle material donating a small amount of money to a charity there is one about cleaning up Britain. Do you think this is a good idea and how much would you donate per item.

Still would like to earn money on making it but does 50P sound good?

[Louise88]

That sounds like a good idea

[Seahorse]

I think its good that your using recylced beads.Dont feel as tho you have to give to a charity too, but if you want to maybe just give 10%.

[Critchley]

I have a few beads, broken necklaces and so on that have been given to me for free.

I was thinking of if I sold an item made of recycle material donating a small amount of money to a charity there is one about cleaning up Britain. Do you think this is a good idea and how much would you donate per item.

Still would like to earn money on making it but does 50P sound good?

Its a lovely idea but there is another little saying that goes "Charity begins at home".

[Kiamyka]

I don't think you need feel obliged to donate . The key word to use is now "upcycled" where you take something that is broken and create something of value from it.

[RenataHarris]

Good idea, the charity thing as the beads were donated.
If you're selling make a point of how much will be going to charity, it might prompt people to pay more- the bigger percentage

Recycling is so important. Recycled jewellery is good as people who are happy with their product are likely to give you more jewellery to repair or restyle!