Services Offered
Second-Hand Craft Supplies
Wide variety of affordable art and crafting materials, including fabrics, patterns, and glass.
Pay-What-You-Can Pricing
Flexible pricing model allowing customers to pay what they can afford for items.
Donation Acceptance
Accept gently used and unused craft supplies to support sustainability and community reuse.
Treasure Hunt Shopping
Cluttered, organized space for digging and discovering unique, hidden gems for projects.
Community Arts Support
Fosters local creativity by providing accessible supplies and reducing waste in Lexington.
Reviews
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Kayti McMyermick
via Google
about 1 month ago
One of my favorite places in Lexington!! The building is organized so well and so lovingly by the staff that it's very easy to find all sorts of things you may need or want or love.
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Danielle Goinsvia Google
2 months ago
This is my favorite place to shop for random extraordinary things for dirt cheap! I almost always find something to gift to someone on a special occasion, or something I have been looking for but at a way lower price. Ill never stop telling people about this place !
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Morgan K.via Google
2 months ago
Amazing staff, great variety of all things crafty! We will be back and we're so looking forward to visiting the Creative ReUse opening in Berea soon. 10/10 definitely recommend stopping and digging for all of the bits and bobbles for your hobbies!
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Rachel Blakleyvia Google
4 months ago
Excellent experience with this place. It's a great place to pick up gently used and unused craft and art supplies. They also accept donations so I have more room for the stuff I bought. Staff was kind and helpful.
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Carol Boydvia Google
7 months ago
This place is exactly what I expected from the website description! Second hand art and crafting supplies everywhere! Some of it you have to dig for, but the digging is half the fun to me. Kind of like going on a treasure hunt. They have an enormous collection of sewing patterns (vintage and new) plus quite a nice selection of cut and uncut fabrics. I also noticed a large paper crafts section and some cut glass for stained glass crafting. Everything is priced to sell on a sliding scale of "pay what you can". Kind of confusing at first, but it made sense once we got to the register. I would not recommend taking small children here as the store is very cluttered, but older kids would be fine. I also went with my friend who uses a wheel chair and she had very few issues navigating this place. If you love to craft, check this place out! I know I will definitely be back.
