Used craft supply stores?

I know of a small one in Bremerton WA, and another in Olympia WA. Ryann may have been to the Olympia one. Our local St Vincent de Paul thrift shop always had a decent selection of random crafty things too, much better than the Goodwill. 

It’s interesting to see what pops up in those places but I need to be really careful and realistic about what I’ll actually enjoy using. When I did more mixed media type stuff I could get myself in trouble with buying too much junk that had “potential” but turned out to be overwhelming or uninspiring when I got it home. 

I have never heard of one anywhere near me, unfortunately. I do occasionally come across supplies at yard sales, though.

There is an awesome one in Colorado Springs. I go once or twice a week. Most of the time, I find nothing, but I do like the search. It is kind of sad when there is a huge influx of scrapbook items because I feel like someone might have passed. Mine has lots of machines, stickers, dies, stamps, and punches. I hit about 7 areas of the section and then head home. One time I found $110 of a Prima fall line all in a thick plastic envelope for $7. Love finds like that. I think it was only 3-4 years old at the time and not a piece of it was used. I think the owner said that they are somehow connected to one in Seattle.

Cranberry Hill Mercantile (El Camino Real) in Sunnyvale, CA hosts an ongoing craft supplies flea market in their back classroom.
There are usually two new sellers per month.  The owner charges a $20 participation fee.  The sellers have a choice of store credit or
check (the owner will take 25% off the top as her fee if you want cash back).  The sellers leave their FM products for a month.

Creative Escape in Los Gatos, CA also hosts craft supplies flea markets once or twice a year.  Their next flea market is coming
up in a few weeks and will last for 3 days.  The owner charges a participation fee and will offer only a store "coupon" to be used
for products in her store.  There is an expiration date for the store coupon.  Lately, the owner had been offering 50% off of
unsold flea market products on the last FM day (usually Sunday) if the FM products are tagged/authorized by the seller.

It's All About the Scrapbook in Dixon, CA hosts a craft supplies flea market once a year (usually in the Spring).  The owners charge a
participation fee and will offer a store credit to be used for products in their store.  Their flea market usually lasts for a few days.

Cottage Crafts in San Jose, CA rents out "booths" to sell mostly handmade items.  However, there may be stamp sellers there.
I haven't been there in several years.  But when I visited, there was plenty of used stamps for sale.

There's a store in Rocklin, CA which accepts craft donations and sells them reasonably.  ie, Stampin' Up stamp sets for $3, etc.
I can't recall the name of the store at this moment..but they accept stamps, papers, fabric, paints, books, & inkpads, etc. It's located across the street from Hobby Lobby.  I visited this store 2 years ago and it was a sizeable store packed with plenty of products.

There's a thrift type store in Alameda, CA which sells all types of items, including stamp supplies, etc.  I can't recall the name of the store at this moment.  I have not visited this store.  I called that store to check on what their participation fee would be if I sold my stamps there and the owner sale 50% as her fee.  There is no parking lot so a visitor would have to hunt down street parking.

Nothing near me. Most of the CA ones mentioned are up north and the Pasadena video didn’t show much for scrapbooking or card making. Better for my wallet.

There’s one that is (or was…..I haven’t checked recently) near me. I haven’t been to it yet. I think they accept donations, though, so I am considering taking some of the no longer loved or needed items from my stash. They support some kind of charity, but I don’t remember what.

FabMo in Sunnyvale, CA sometimes has scrapbooking/card making supplies. They mostly have fabrics and other craft supplies. It's a great place! (paperlovinggal - it's off Tasman and Lawrence Expwy). They have an eBay store and you can buy online from their website as well. I like to go in person because it's close to my house and they have tons more stuff in person than online.

There is one in Austin TX. Ralph Tyndall did a YT video when he bought some stuff there (about what he bought, not the store). It's called Austin Creative Reuse.

There is one in Dallas called Pegasus Creative Reuse but I have never been there. They have pretty limited hours but I need to try to go check it out!

LOL.  i just posted about this before reading the other replies.  i love this place! i am putting together a donation to them.  the last time i was there, i bought a lunch bag stuff with stamps for $5.  

you should definitely check it out! lots of fabric and sewing supplies.

I was looking for the name of the Olympia WA one and turned up this nationwide creative reuse store directory

www.indigohippo.org/creative-reuse-directory

Thanks joblackford - I may have to make a trip down to Cincinnati!