Charity Shop refused my knitted characters- HELP

JimmyTheWig

Chris25 wrote: »

in the FAQ section of the link to the ukhandknitting assoc, it says that if you're selling them yourself & they are stuffed you need to sew in a CE label to show that you have used fillings that conform with British & European Standards safety regs - I suppose the onus is on the maker to prove they have complied with those regs?

Sounds like the answer, then, OP?

vikki_louise

Send them to a poorly child at Post Pals, instead of being sold a small % going to charity the characters you have been made will be loved by the child you choose from the charity yourself https://www.postpals.co.uk or these children would love one

William is 6 and waiting for a new heart http://www.postpals.co.uk/pals-page/william-s/
Aiden is 4 and has cancer and downs syndrome !http://www.postpals.co.uk/pals-page/aiden-d/
Caitlin is 5 and having chemo!http://www.postpals.co.uk/pals-page/home-featured/caitlin-s/!
Ella has just turned 5 and has already had 29 operations and has dialysis at the hospital 3 times a week!http://www.postpals.co.uk/pals-page/ella-c/
Lewis is 8 (mentally around 4) and is currently bedbound following hip surgery and will be for a few months!http://www.postpals.co.uk/pals-page/lewis-j/

karren

id snap your hand off for any elfs for my brownies group i want to do elf on a shelf for them but ive 25 brownies so need more than one, youll have plenty of people who will take them off you xxx