SCRAP PDX

Portland, United States

4.7

Closed now

12 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 503-294-0769
Website:
scrappdx.org
Address:
1736 SW Alder, Portland, OR, 97205
Goose Hollow
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
170 ftWest Burnside & Southwest 18th
240 ftSouthwest Morrison & 17th
260 ftWest Burnside & Northwest 19th
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Portland) 8:45 PM Thursday, June 12, 2025

Business hours

Monday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 6:00 pm

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12 reviews of SCRAP PDX

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Place rating: 5
Vancouver, WA
We come here quite a bit. Great recycled items and fair prices. Most items are donated and resold to support local things and the store.
Some local artists sell items inside the store also. If you are into crafts or odd items this may be the place for you.
Parking can be a pain, since it’s downtown PDX
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, WA
I loooove SCRAP. That said, there’s definitely some new management recently and there are a couple good changes along with some notable increases in prices that are a bit of a bummer. Pictured is an example: a nothing special 1970s quilting booklet that normally goes for 50¢ with a new octupled price tag of $ 4. All because some crazy person had it listed (not sold, mind you, just listed) for $ 11 on eBay. Gave me the sads. Quick turnover and the thrill of great deals are the aspects of SCRAP that have always kept me visiting regularly, even with the less convenient newer location.
Place rating: 5
Sunriver, OR
I love this place so much. I try to stop by once a month or so to check out their new items, and always find something useful. Today, I went to find fabric to make a hammock for my cat tower, and found these carpet samples, one that is perfect for my cat to scratch on, along with the fabric I needed for hammock, of course.
Then I asked the cashier if they had any sewing kits, and she guided me enthusiastically to a section where she recently made a few kits herself, and was genuinely excited that I bought one.
So fun!
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, WA
This place is a lot bigger than I thought. It’s a good place to go before going to your usual craft places because it is cheap. I wasn’t looking for anything specific, but there are things there for pretty much any project you want to start or are working on. You’ll have to dig around a little bit, but I think it’ll worth it at the end.
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
This place is so much fun! I could spend hours going through everything!
If you are needing some craft supplies and want to recycle some stuff as well check this place out!
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
This place is loads of fun.
I’m usually here on a mission. Like I need a mannequin head to put one of my wigs on or I need a certain fabric to fashion into a headband. The point of this place is, if you need a little random bit of something, almost anything, they have it. You may need to hunt and burrow around a little bit though.
They’ve picture frames, Christmas ornaments, trophy’s, jars, toys, loads of fabric, oodles of buttons and heaps of haphazardly arranged goods all there for the taking.
It’s clean too. Not like that crappy Goodwill that has the icky bins, so there’s no need to wear a biohazard mask and gloves when you go rummaging. Oh, and stuff is super cheap. How they manage to pay rent in that area is beyond me.
Scoot along now. I’m sure if you give it a good look, you’ll find something nifty and handy.
2015 — Review # 78
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
O the frenzy of crafters scurrying through the store finding delightful treasures to shape and mold! I’ve bought a lot of stuff here: yarn, papers, ceramic implements, fabric, etc.
If you are the kind of person that just LOVES shows like Project Runway, then this is your place. Lots of stuff you can pay for by the pound.
Let your imagination run wild here. WARNING: you probably WILL buy stuff that you will think, why in the world did I buy this? Love that this place moved from MLK to the SW.
Place rating: 5
Beaverton, OR
Location is a bit trickier to get into but the store is awesome! It’s big and organized and the staff is super helpful. Love it!
Place rating: 5
Laguna Niguel, CA
This place is awesome! It’s a great resource for anyone on a budget and it’s not just a place for artists /​creative types. Scrap carries all kinds of odds and ends (office supplies, business stuff, vintage books, etc.) They even have a «handmade by locals» corner full of awesome crafty items handmade by portland artists.
Something to keep in mind about this place, it’s a donation based business so they have different stuff all the time. One week they might have lots of one thing and it’s completely gone the next. It’s a great place for browsing and getting ideas for new projects though. I scored a ton of awesome fabric scraps, some name brand (clear bags) plastic baggies for my business, and a vintage paper cutter that’s in excellent condition all for about $ 30 when I went the first time. Seriously worth checking out!
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
Scrap is awesome! I’m so excited to check out their new location. I’ve heard good things.
Place rating: 5
Overlook, Portland, OR
I came in the other day to get a few things, I have to say this space they have is much nicer than their old location. Seems less crowded and the new spot seems to be bigger. Scrap has always been a great place to get cheap art supplies, I’ve never been able to spend more than $ 10 here.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
Do you like to craft, save money, AND recycle? Well then, my friend, you’ve hit the jackpot here at Scrap. This store is full of donated quality goods for every kind of crafting need. The store is spacious, quite well organized, and clean. I so enjoyed browsing. The employees were super friendly but not invasive. Besides crafting materials for adults, creative children will very possibly go crazy here. They have a great selection of office supplies (like newer staplers for a dollar) as well. What I liked the best is one can find ALL the materials needed for a project (yarn and needles, paper and glue). Shopping here is always an adventure, I think, because you never know what you’re going to find, especially because there is probably new stock brought in pretty often. I bet they’d love to get some donations from you. So be sure to get into Scraps and get started on a project.