T hese new shops, sometimes called creative reuse centers, offer fun new places for makers to shop. They are typically non-profit organizations that collect donations and discarded supplies from the public that can be sold and reused, giving these materials a new life. Many of these businesses resell items to the public for bargain prices or donate them to schools and educators, organizations, or other groups for further reuse.
Lancaster Creative Reuse (www.lancastercreativereuse.org)
Lancaster Creative Reuse (LCR) is a donation-based art, craft, and sewing supply store that helps reduce waste by offering used supplies for artists, paper crafters, upcyclers, DIYers, dressmakers, fiber artists, needleworkers, quilters, and so much more. This is an exciting way to explore your creative side while also being mindful of our environment and your pocketbook.
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