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Austin Creative Reuse

4.8 (99 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Tracey L.

I came here to look for office supplies for my business. I must admit, they sell a lot of different things. I didnt know that, and it was a very nice surprise. I found some things I wasn't looking for, but that I needed and wanted. I saw beautiful pieces I wanted just for myself, like separate or broken jewelry pieces--a clasp here for a necklace or a link for a watch. Also, I recently picked up an old knitting habit and wanted to replace some old yarn. It was nice to see an area dedicated to yarn, other crafts, and other hobbies. I can say I really got lost inside the store, discovering so much. I saw some frames to purchase to make a gallery wall. So, I will say this: if you need to revise a place or restock on some office supplies, please come here. Or if you just need some ideas on creating a space in your home, come here; it's a place where anyone can get a lot of ideas and inspiration.

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Sophia B.

Love Love Love browsing here! I'm a quilter and love checking out all the fabric and unfinished quilts here. Today I found some great fabric! What a great idea! Reuse in progress. It's a great place to donate you unneeded craft supplies. They also have classes. Check it out! It changes every time you're there. There is also a great amount of items for the classroom if you're a teacher or student needing supplies. PS: Make sure you make an appointment on their website if you want to donate. See you there!

Rain W.

I heard about this place on Tiktok so I wanted to come see how it was. This store has all sorts of stuff and it's well curated so not endless piles of junk. It's all organized by what it is in sections and each section has bins that are clearly labeled. This is nice! However there are so many sections and so many people that it's overwhelming. I came for one thing but they didn't have much of anything for that. It's fine tho. Can't win them all. I'll come back but maybe earlier in the day so the crowds might be less. Parking can be hard with the crowds.

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Steve W.

I brought the wife here for her crafting thrift store fix. You can consider this business the "Goodwill" of craft supplies, or the Restore of gently used donated artistic materials. It has been at this location for 5 or so years. There's about 10,000 ft.² of retail space inside and almost as much in their receiving and donation area. At the rear of the building is a spacious classroom where some of the volunteers teach classes or workshops. They do take donations of all kinds of fabrics, picture frames, tools, carpet remnants and anything associated with craft or art supplies. Half of the folks that work here are volunteers, and the other half are paid staff, which are paid from the sale of all the goods. So if you're into digging through countless bins, or looking for that unique fabric, this place is for you. Lots of photos included.

Frames for my upcoming photo show--$3 each! You never know what you'll find here.
Mary L.

This is more than a great store; it's a community service. They will take all that weird stuff that individuals and companies no longer need, they keep it out of the landfill, and make it available to artists, crafters, junksters, and anyone who wanders in. I stop in regularly, whether I "need" anything or not, and I rarely leave empty-handed. I've found everything from office supplies to photo paper to art supplies and a few things I can't even categorize. They operate with volunteers and some paid staff, all of whom are incredibly friendly and helpful. This is Austin at its best.

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Elizabeth H.

I've heard many good things about this place and glad I checked it out. I've gotten into junk journaling recently and this was a great place to find unique pieces to add to my journal. Reasonable prices too!

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Monica R.

Not sure what to do with that extra tarn you have you got during the pandemic when you decided that knitting is your calling and then giving up after only 2 days in? Take it to ACR. This place is soo much fun. It's the goodwill of crafts. Before buying all the materials new for your new craft fling, consider coming here and seeing if they have the supplies you need. Or not sure what craft to do, meander around the store and find your next project here. This weekend they had a kids maker's market. They were all soo good and had wonderful crafts. But It was hard picking only one thing from one kid's market.

Magazines/guides for your next project! Organized by craft type
Joanna C.

I cannot believe it took me so long to check this wonderful local gem out. Austin Creative Reuse has been on my "must check out" local list for quite a while. I'm not even exaggerating, I have returned twice after my first trip, all within the same week. Creative Reuse is such a gem to the community and the planet, breathing new life into donated crafting materials and providing them at affordable prices. You'll be shocked at how large this establishment is, and if you go in with a project in mind, you can find almost anything you need here in this wonderful assortment of knick knacks. It's truly surprising how so many little things you need for a project can be found here, stored and organized in bins and crafting sections. This can be especially great if you're working within a budget, such as an educator with a project in mind for your classroom, or towing in your children for a fun family project to craft together. There are limitations in selection, which is obviously because everything is donated. I'm a knitter, and so searching in the bins of yarn can both be fun and quite a search to find the type of yarn I'm looking for my next project. But with the amazing prices that are difficult to beat and what this establishment does for the community and environment, it's completely worth visiting and supporting! So if you have craft supplies or fabrics that are unused, please donate them here, and if you have the crafting itch, check this place out for your next project!

Tessa G.

I've been meaning to visit for over a year now and finally got to go! I was planning on making a charm bracelet and was pleasantly surprised by the selection of jewelry and chain they had. I got a few bracelets for $3 each and a pair of stud earrings for $1.50. I took a walk around and was further impressed by the large selection and random items they had. I urge you to stop here first before starting any craft or project, because they probably have what you need for a very good price. They have items from funnels for $0.25 to empty makeup compacts, picture frames, screws, everything!

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What a treasure this place is. I love it! Don't throw stuff away when you can donate it to a creative gem.

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Been going here 10+ years. So glad they're around--ALWAYS a smart place for intuitive crafters. Did I say "smart?" I meant "dangerous"!!!

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I gave away all my old patterns, and am sorry I did. Does Austin Creative Reuse carry older Mcalls, Butterick, Vogue, Simplicity dress, blouse patterns?

I was there last week and I noticed boxes of old patterns. I did not look through them, but I bet you could find something. It is a great shop.

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“One important thing that sets them apart from other thrift stores that prices are very reasonable.”

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