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How to Make a Recycled Paper Bead Bracelet!

Looking for a fast, inexpensive recycled project that you will love wearing or giving as a gift? Try Making Paper Recycled Beads!

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How to Recycle Your Credit Cards to Make a Bracelet

How to get out of debt....and stay out! Work hard to pay off your credit cards and then or even before, tear, cut, spindle, mutilate them as in this instructable that outlines how to make a bracelet out of one or more credit cards.

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How to Make a Disc Bead Bracelet - Cheap, Easy, and recycled shrinky plastic!

This is a fun and easy project, costs less than $1 to make, has tons of possibilities for customization, requires no jewelry making skill or real tools, and is a way to recycle stuff that would be thrown away!

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How to Make a Super Thin Tyvek Card Sleeve Wallet!

A wallet made of five Tyvek credit card sleeves, often used to package gift cards. Tyvek is a durable paper compound used for event bracelets and packaging envelopes. Glued together, these five Tyvek card cases make a durable, simple, small wallet.

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P.O Box 836
Fairfax, CA 94978
800-309-1088

Green Business

What's Your Type?

Typewriter Keys Recycled into Accessories - Cufflinks, Watches, Bracelets, Rings & Necklaces.
www.whatsyourtype.com/cufflinks.html

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fair trade bracelet by Globally Minded

"Royal One" - fair trade bracelet.
globallyminded.com/Store/Bracelets/index.html

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Greenwich, CT 06831
917-297-4537

Green Business

Kids Think Big, LLC

Kids Think Big LLC brings big ideas to children, via eco-friendly print and electronic media, and empowers them with knowledge at every age.
www.kidsthinkbig.com

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195 Arizona Ave.
Atlanta, GA 30307
404-371-0013

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Smart Glass, Inc.

Offers recycled jewelry & accessories. Smart Glass Jewelry is handmade in Atlanta, Georgia from glass, sterling silver, and silver solder using traditional stained glass methods.
www.smartglassjewelry.com