Selling Supplies??

There aren't many scrapbook forums (or independent forums in general) left these days. Most of the internet has amalgamated down into corporate offerings.

You can sell stuff here, but you need (25? I think? Someone correct me if I'm wrong!) posts to see the buy/sell sub-forum. It's not the most active place but if you have desirable collections/items that are decently priced, it'll move. I'd probably try here if I was US-based before heading off to Mercari, etsy, eBay or Failbook. Each platform has various hoops to jump through and most have fees for listing and % of final value 'tax'.

As for how to go about it, depends on how much effort you want to put in, what kind of items you've got, and how quickly you want it gone. At the minimum you'll need to take a picture of what you've got to sell and brief notes about what condition it's in (like new, gently used but complete, missing X of Y, etc.) and the ability to accept some kind of electronic fund transfer.  A general idea of how big things are and how much that'll cost to ship is also helpful.

You need 50 posts here to access the buy & sell board.

Have you looked for craft fairs in your area? You may be able to sell there.

Some Local Scrapbook stores host scrappy garage sales. Or some are willing to take on small bundles of supplies/tools on consignment. If there are any stores in your area it is worth checking out.

You may be able to reach local crafters through local fb buy n sell groups.

There's usually a local buyer for almost anything that isn't esoteric, and I'd not put craft supplies in the esoteric category. That said, on average better prices are had by selling online. That's mitigated somewhat by the higher investment of time and effort to do electronic listings. If you have a local scrapbook garage sale/craft fair, that's a good option for most supplies. Again though, people are likely to expect bargains.

The middle-of-the-road option is to pick out the most valuable/sought after things and sell those online for the best price, and 'get rid' of the rest via local sales.

Once you start commenting on a few posts, you'll get to 50 in no time! If you are on Facebook, there are a million buy/sell groups for scrapbooking, planners, specific companies (Stampin Up, Creative Memories), or specific geographic areas. Be sure to read the rules for each group because they are all different (photos in an album, photos in the comments, invoice within X hours, etc.). If you go the FB buy/sell group route, I suggest posting in just one group so as not to get overwhelmed.

Get a cheap kitchen scale so you know what to charge for postage (sign up for Pirateship to get commercial pricing). Flat rate padded envelopes and boxes (free from the post office, better to order online) make shipping easier, but people often balk at the price.

Good luck! I'm still trying to get organized enough to sell. I have sold a few things, but eventually just donated a few shopping bags of stuff (which didn't make a dent in my stash). I need to try again.

I try to purge my supplies at least every 2 years - I sell it on Kijiji. I just sell everything I'm getting rid of as one big box. I take photos of everything spread out on a table, with a lot of close-up shots - I make it as attractive as I can - and then list it for anywhere from $50- $100 depending on how big the box is (and they're always pretty big). I personally have found that if I list things too cheaply then people don't take it seriously. I'm also not interested in picking and choosing so anyone who is interested has to buy the lot.

This is in Canada - where I live Kijiji is the most popular platform for selling on, so you may have a different one where you live.