I thought this place sounded like an eco dream! I took my crafting supplies in after a clean sweep out of my way down to Alameda. The owner went through my stuff and rejected about half of it but it was a big bag. The inventory was a joke and literally didn’t mark or write down what she took from me in any way. Gave me a slip of paper telling me the time period that I would possibly receive any money for the items and the company’s contact info. Literally have never heard from them since. If you want to donate your items that’s basically what you’re doing here and they make it sound like consignment to get you to give it to them and not just your local nonprofit. It’s a scam. Give your supplies to the center for creative reuse in Berkeley, at least that’s...
Read moreI visited the store today . I was looking for a locally owned business and I found it . Unfortunately, my first and only visit was disappointing. I was the only person in the shop and all I got was a hello. No may I help you , are you like looking for anything in particular.. nothing . The shop owner continued to arrange the items on the shelf. I looked around and left . My $50.00 budget for a gift will go to another locally owned business . First impressions are...
Read moreSuch a brilliant idea! Everyone who crafts has more supplies than they need, but no real way to pass them on to new homes and make some money. As a knitter, I love this store for a great selection of yarn and needles, and fantastic prices. I wish she sold individual patterns, but she does have a good selection of pattern books. Check this place out if you're looking to buy or consign more...
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