The Supply Closet is SCRAPD’s maker supply corner - fabric and yarn, sewing notions, beads and findings, leather, hardware, patterns, tools, and destash of every kind. It is the one category here that is not finished goods. It is raw material, sorted and listed by makers for other makers to build with.
Most of what lands in the Supply Closet is salvaged, deadstock, or destash - the leftover half-bolt, the yarn from a project that changed direction, the button jar, the offcut leather too good to bin. Reselling it keeps usable material out of the waste stream and in the hands of someone who will actually use it. One maker’s overflow is another maker’s next project.
Because SCRAPD hand-reviews every storefront before it can sell, the Supply Closet is stocked by real makers clearing real material, not a wholesale reseller drop-shipping bulk supplies. You can message the seller about fiber content, yardage, condition, and quantity before you buy.
Materials for your next project - fabric, yarn, sewing notions, beads and findings, leather, hardware, patterns, tools, and craft supplies of all kinds. It is destash and raw material, listed by makers for other makers, not finished goods.
Most are salvaged, deadstock, or destash - leftover, reclaimed, or surplus material a maker is clearing. Condition varies, so each listing describes what it is and what shape it is in; message the seller if you need more detail.
Yardage, weight, count, or quantity is stated in each listing. Because destash comes in whatever amount the seller has, read the listed measurements carefully and ask the seller before you buy if you need a specific quantity.
It keeps usable material out of the landfill and in the hands of someone who will make something with it. You also turn up fabric, yarn, and findings you will not find on a new-supply shelf, and you support a maker clearing their overflow.
SCRAPD currently ships within the United States, and each seller packs and dispatches their own material. Handling time depends on the storefront, so check the listing or message the seller.
Yes - that is what the Supply Closet is for. Apply for a storefront and a real person reviews it, usually within 72 hours. List material you are genuinely clearing, not bulk stock drop-shipped from a wholesaler.