Why Destashing Is a Crafter’s Best Friend
If you’re a maker, you already know: craft supplies have a way of multiplying. A little fabric here, some beads there, the “just in case” paint set you bought on clearance. Before you know it, you’ve got bins and boxes overflowing.
And yet… we’re always hunting for something new to spark an idea. That’s why destashing, or sorting through your stash and letting go of what you no longer use, is one of the most refreshing things you can do for your creative space.
It’s not just about clearing shelves. Destashing makes room for new supplies and new ideas. And when you sell the items you no longer want, you’re turning them into cash that you can put toward the next project that excites you.
The Joy of Letting Your Supplies Live On
One of the best parts of destashing is knowing your materials are going to someone who will actually use them.
When you sell on Remnants, you’re offering your items to a community that loves creative reuse. Our buyers aren’t just casually browsing—they’re actively seeking secondhand craft supplies because they believe in using what already exists.
That box of buttons you never got around to using? Someone might turn them into statement jewelry. The skeins of yarn from your sweater phase? They could become part of a baby blanket. Watching other creatives go wild for your unwanted materials is simply awesome.
Selling on Remnants Means Joining a Creative Community
Becoming a seller on Remnants isn’t just about making sales, by joining you are becoming part of something bigger. Our marketplace is part of the Peo Vee community, a space for creatives who care about sustainability, resource sharing, and the joy of making.
As a member, you’ll:
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Sell your unwanted craft supplies to people who value them
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Connect with other upcyclers, artists, and makers
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Access creative reuse inspiration, project ideas, and events
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Be part of a growing movement to keep materials out of landfills and in the hands of people who will use them
Selling is just one perk—our community is a convening point where creative reuse thrives.
How to Destash and Sell Your Craft Supplies on Remnants
1. Sort through your stash. Be honest about what you’ll realistically use in the next year. If it’s been sitting untouched for ages, it’s probably time to let it go.
2. Gather and photograph. Group similar items together and take clear photos. Buyers love seeing exactly what they’re getting.
3. List your items. Once you’re a Peo Vee member, you can list your supplies in the Remnants marketplace. Include details (size, quantity, condition) so buyers can make an informed decision.
4. Ship and feel good. When your items sell, pack them up and send them off knowing they’re about to start a brand-new chapter in someone else’s project.
Ready to Destash?
Whether you’re clearing a closet or just want to make space for new inspiration, destashing your craft supplies is a win-win. You free up room, earn a little extra cash, and give your materials a second life in the hands of another maker.
If you’ve been wondering “Where can I sell my craft supplies?” or “How do I destash my fabric, yarn, or beads?”—the answer might be closer than you think.
Join our creative reuse community and start selling on Remnants along with us. Your stash (and your shelves) will thank you.
✂️ Destashing Craft Supplies: Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does “destash” mean in crafting?
A: In the craft world, “destash” means clearing out supplies you no longer use or need. It’s a way to make space for new materials, reduce clutter, and often share or sell your extras to other makers.
Q: Where can I sell my unwanted craft supplies?
A: You can sell your unwanted craft supplies on Remnants, our online marketplace dedicated to secondhand arts and crafts materials. Unlike general resale platforms, Remnants is part of a creative reuse community where buyers actively seek quality, pre-loved supplies.
Q: What kinds of supplies can I destash on Remnants?
A: We welcome a wide range of arts and crafts supplies—fabric, yarn, beads, paper goods, paints, sewing notions, tools, and more. If it’s usable and craft-related, there’s likely a buyer for it.
Q: Why sell instead of donate?
A: Selling your craft supplies helps you earn cash to reinvest in new projects, while still keeping your materials in use. Plus, selling through a creative reuse community ensures your items go to makers who truly value them. But if you want to destash sustainably and don't want the hassle of selling, we do accept donations.
Q: How do I start selling on Remnants?
A: Join the Peo Vee community as a paid member, set up your Remnants account, and list your items. It’s that simple.