Loading…
← Back to home
Mixed Media & Other
Mixed Media & Other is the catch-all for handmade craft that does not fit neatly into the other categories - mixed media work, found-object pieces, and anything else made by hand by the maker selling it. Craft does not always sort into tidy boxes, and this category exists so genuinely handmade work always has a home on SCRAPD.
Each piece is one-of-one or small-batch handmade. Found-object work in particular turns discarded and salvaged material into something deliberate, which sits squarely with what SCRAPD is for. Whatever the form, the listing came from the person who made the thing, not a mass catalog.
Because SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can sell, this category is still genuinely handmade - no factory goods resold as craft, no dropshipped stock, no AI-generated listings. You can ask the maker about materials, process, and care before you buy.
Mixed Media & Other - common questions
What kind of work belongs in Mixed Media & Other?
Handmade craft that does not fit the other categories - mixed media pieces, found-object work, and one-off crafts of all kinds. It is a catch-all so genuinely handmade work always has a place on SCRAPD.
Is everything in this category still hand-reviewed?
Yes. Every storefront on SCRAPD is hand-reviewed by a real person in Nashville before it can sell, this category included. Factory goods resold as craft, dropshipped stock, and AI-generated listings are all rejected.
What does found-object work mean?
It is handmade work that uses discarded, salvaged, or reclaimed material - things that already existed, reworked by hand into something deliberate. Each listing describes what the piece is made from.
How do I know what I am buying?
Each listing describes the materials, dimensions, and the maker’s process. Because this category covers varied work, read the listing closely and message the maker with any questions before you buy.
How is this work shipped?
SCRAPD currently ships within the United States, and makers pack their own work. For fragile or unusual pieces, check the listing for shipping details or ask the maker directly.
I make something that does not fit the other categories - can I still sell it?
Yes - that is what this category is for. Apply for a storefront and a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. Your work needs to be genuinely handmade by you, not resold factory goods.
