Scrap Exchange

Scrap Exchange

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Vivian Voss
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Everyone needs to come here at least once! You can find anything you ll ever need. If you can t find it here, try the thrift portion of The Scrap Exchange. Satisfy any needs you may have and certainly your curiosity by coming here. If you re real cool, you ll bring something to donate every time you visit. Keep Durham unique!

Barb Coyner
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Every city needs a place like this. Up-cycling and recycling a variety of craft items, fabrics, etc this enterprise is worth a stop. Lots of good quality, great prices. I could've spent a whole day there.

Sue Heath
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Totally not impressed. For a second hand store there prices were not only not cheap...but on a sale day at A.C. Moore or Michaels i could have bought the same items cheaper and new...not used. Very messy and disorganized. Looks more like a trash dump than a store. Would definitely not waste my time on again.

Tara Patrick
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Christa Chasis
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A very interesting place to say the least! A huge variety of all kinds of items for sale. Make sure you have some time when visiting. Look high, low and all around, or you may miss a great find!

Nathan Clendenin
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Inspiring place to find stuff. Pro tip, go often to get a sense of what is there then when you need something you ll remember they have it at the Scrap Exchange instead of buying it new.

Kathi Z
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Doing nothing but good here at the scrap exchange! Their community outreach programs are impressive, their organized materials to create with, the thrift shop, the volumes of stuff kept out of the landfills...impressive and very useful!

Max Bernard
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This place is a painstakingly crafted bazaar of junk, scrap, and discarded things constantly reorganized by the people who work there. It's a testament to the sheer amount of consideration and care invested in this community sponsored shop fulfilling a niche role in it's own little industry. I would recommend touring it if you're in the area, even if only for a day.

Cassidy
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Huge selection of odds and ends as well as every craft product you could want. A great place to just walk especially if you need inspiration for a project. Very helpful and friendly staff. All personal were wearing masks and some even gloves. Social distancing was encouraged as best they could given the space.

Ashley Snyder
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Our first time coming here and it was a really fun experience. This place has odds and ends that are a crafter's/knickknack lover's dream. We didn't have a particular need, we just wanted to check it out. A place to star on the map.

K Robinson
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Great place to go for that unusual something that you didn't know you needed. Now divided into 2 stores side by side...one a thrift shop with assorted household gadgets and thingamabobs, the other full of various scrap items that stir the imagination. Need a knitting needle or2.?.they have it.need a gently used soccertrophy, ? Yep, that too...Need a glass dome with radiation warning symbol on it? By golly they had that too , on a recent foray. Remember, with an open mind, anything is possible!!

Sam Allen
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Awesome!! Friendly and helpful staff. Been going once a month for several months now and I always leave with my car packed. Some many things to stir your creativity and their new thrift store is great too. Never know what you will find and prices are reasonable for the most part. Highly recommend it if you think outside the box when creating crafts.

Mary Engleman
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The store is magnificent! I could have spent the whole day shopping. Theh have sales based on the color tags on the merchandise. I bought fabric, buttons, lace, doilies, vintage ephemera, sheet music, post cards etc.. the people are very helpful. The store is well organized and everything is labeled. I will return and bring my friends.

James Goerke
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The kids had a great time here. We did the craft time where you get 90 minutes of free craft time and unlimited supplies from the bins for $5 each. We were the only ones there for the whole time so it wasn t crowded at all. It s a neat place and if the kids ask for it again it s worth it.

Irene Lofstrom
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A thrift store for crafting and art supplies. I love it because you never know what you'll comes across. They have a high turnover of their merchandise, so if you see something you might use, buy it.

James Clarke
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I really like this place! I'm not a huge "thrift store" person, but when I do go it's really nice to find a good one! They have a huge selection of clothes that I didn't get a chance to look at (one of the people I was with was in a hurry). There are housewares, knick knacks, games, records, CDs, DVDs, and so natme books! They had some comics and magazines there, too. I spent all of my time there in the media section. It toot me quite a while to dig through the LPs, and comics. I'm planning on going back soon to check out the rest of the place.

JG365
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This place is a unique blend of thrift store, art project, sewing mecca. They recently opened a new wing with nothing but thrift items and they take donations. Plenty of parking! Go and spend a few hours just perusing and getting used to the place, its a fun place to go and find a hidden treasure! Great for odd and artsy folks to inspire their creative side.

Ken Ray
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One of the coolest things about the Scrap Exchange is that you can almost always find leftover partial portions of pretty much anything. Stains, solvents, glues...if you just need a little bit of something, the Scrap Exchange will likely have it...

Mary Turner
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Fun warehouse full of everything you might ever want for a crafting or creative project: yarn, street signs, magazines, picture frames, old maps, scientific glass ware... you will always find something cool and surprising.

Abraxas Jinx
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This is my favorite business in Durham! Their thrift store has the nicest finds and their original scrap market is ideal for super cheap art supplies. I always get great ideas for projects and costumes there!

Mark Evaul
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Everyone in my family loves the scrap exchange. From cheap fabrics to random manufacturing waste material. We always love to go in and just see what s there. We almost always find something interesting to purchase. They ve also got the thrift store across the parking lot now, which has clothing, home goods, and other typical thrift store items and great prices. And all the proceeds go to their great local artists projects.

Jacob Ewing
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The Scrap Exchange is a great place for all kinds of things; art projects, spare materials, CDs, clothes, fabrics, you name it. There's two separate sections. One building where the "scrap" is, and one that's set up like more of a general thrift store. Both of them have very friendly staff and have a a fairly rotating stock based on donations and such. All in all, a really nice place to stop by and look around.

Ari Weinberg
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The scrap exchange is that warehouse full of random (yet very well-organized) supplies for art and other things that gets you inspired! Definitely check it out for affordable options on everything from yarn to beakers and packing materials.