FAQ
Where can I find your store policies (shipping, returns etc)?
The link to our store policies are located at the bottom of each page. Or here.
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Where do you find the products that you sell?
A majority of items in the shop are from my own stash. However, items are also purchased from Facebook Marketplace, yard sales and thrift stores. Being a crafter myself, I often will buy groups of items and keep the ones that I want and then sell the rest.
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How do you determine the quality of the products that you sell?
Each pre-owned/used item is inspected for quality. Items that are visibly of poor quality, broken, or otherwise unusable are donated locally. Inks, markers, pens and the like are all swatched to determine their viability. These swatches are included in the photo description of the product.
How do you determine if an item is New?
Items from my personal stash that I know I have never used are marked as New. Most items that are pre-owned in which I don't know the history of, are marked as Used unless it is apparent that the item is new (ie: an ink pad that is still wrapped in plastic)
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Why would I donate crafty supplies so that you can make money?
Our mission in reselling craft supplies is to give others the opportunity to have access to quality supplies that someone else no longer needs or wants for very, very reasonable prices. Supply donations help to keep the prices low and give others the opportunity to start or renew a passion for cardmaking, scrapbooking or art.
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Some of the stamps that you are selling are yellow or stained. Why would you still sell them?
In short, the yellowing of clear stamps (and ink staining) does not affect the quality of the stamped image. These stamp up just as well as a new stamp. However; yellowed stamps that are sticky to the point of falling apart or tearing will not be sold in the shop.
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Don't old rubber stamps dry up?
Yes, some old or incorrectly stored rubber stamps will dry up. However, adding a few drops of water or glycerin and letting the stamp sit can help to revive the stamp.
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My stamps won't stick to the stamping block anymore, what can I do?
If your stamp has lost its ability to stick on a stamping block, you can put a thin layer of Aileen's Tack it Over and Over on the back of the stamp. It works wonders!
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A note on unbranded supplies.
Unbranded supplies or supplies with an unknown origin WILL NOT be sold on this site.​​
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