Western US Region LSS Master List

I have one to add to the list: Hearts & Crafts in Covina, California.

They have lots of paper and stamps, get new things in from CHA, active scrap group, Silhouette support, and do a good job of staying current.

Isn’t that a bummer?  They barely had a two notice to their customers.  It is being turned into a restaurant.   When I was little that site was a wonderful kid’s book store, I am sad to see Peddlar Pack closing and even sadder I couldn’t make it there one last time.

msliz, since you are including stamp stores now, I will submit this store:


Stamp Fever
388 S. Tustin St
Orange, Ca

It is easily accessible off the 22 Garden Grove or 55 Newport freeways.
It may google up as A & V Rubber Stamps because I think that is what the store may have mainly been before, but it is filled only with crafty stamping.

Lawn Fawn is a main staple, but they carry several other brand name stamps, inks, some paper, and other card making accessories, and embellishemnts. The store is small, but definitely worth going to if you are a stamper. I always find good stuff and spend a chunk there. They are mostly up to date with their inventory.

msliz, Pages of Tyme in Mission Viejo closed its B&M store. I remembered reading that in another thread and checked out their website. Unfortunately they’ve switched to online only.

msliz Once Upon a Memory is closing. Could you please remove it from the list? Thanks.

Our only Kitsap County, WA LSS is in Silverdale - www.scrapbookzonewa.com/
I don't know if I would say it's worth driving out of your way for - we are out here on a peninsula, pretty much off the beaten path (even if someone was taking a WA state ferry trip, Silverdale is pretty far from all of the ferries. But at this point there are so few LSS left open I will submit it here just in case anyone is in the area (KIngston, Bremerton, Bainbridge ferries, or driving from the south sound area up to the Olympic Peninsula, you could detour this way).

From what I've seen there it's a pretty classic LSS (although I never went to one in their prime). They looked at me blankly when I asked about Shimelle and other American Crafts brands (which made me wonder) but they seemed to have some really nice open stock papers, lots of cardstock, dies, tools, nice stuff like Graphic 45 collections, lots of altered art/Tim Holtz stuff, tons of stuff for themey scrappers.

I believe they still have a crop space, so the store might be better than I judged them to be based on my personal experience and needs. Customer service was a bit lacking both times I went in lately - not rude, just a little disinterested - even with no one else in the store.

The Paper Bunny in Las Vegas is a nice store.

I was SO sad about this, I only found this delightful store recently, and they closed abruptly. They really did have a nice selection.

Have you checked out NOCO in Windsor?  It is about 15 seconds off of the interstate.  The store isn't huge and is mostly used for crops, but they always have the latest stuff.  

I am trying to figure out if Scrap 4 Less is going to continue to be open.  The lady moved to Georgia and I think sold it, but I haven't heard anything from the person who purchased it.

I swore I thought this store was on the list.  However did I know about it? LOL

Artsy Stamps and Paper Crafts

www.artsystamps.com/index.html


It's a cute store in the Outlets in Loveland.  It has a lot of Graphic 45 type paper... plus other kinds.  Very nice lady in there that was working.  I don't think she was the owner.  It was really a cute store.