Welcome Consignors

A lot of these items can be found at the dollar ($1.25) store. 

***We also offer a $20 starter kit that includes 20 card stock pages, 40 safety pins, roll of packaging tape, plastic wrap, 1 box of sandwich bags, 1 box of gallon bags & 50 wire hangers. ***Also you can rent a tagging gun for $5 (for 2 weeks) Email if interested. 

• Safety pins 
• Hangers (wire only) if you need some please ask I have a bunch.
• Card stock
• Packaging tape
• Ziplock bags
• Boxes/Bins
• Printer & Ink

Optional extras that come in handy….

•  A tagging gun (tagging guns on Amazon for around $10)
• Plastic wrap
• Zip ties
• Twine
• Steamer
• Clothing rack
• Trash Bags

**These are all suggested prices, you don’t have to follow these prices.

       CLOTHES

• Pjs- $3-$6 depending on brand and condition
• Tops, Bottoms-$1-$5 depending on brand and condition
• Outfits-$5-$10 depending on brand and condition
• Light weight coats- $5-$10 depending on brand and condition
• Winter coats/snow pants-$8-$20 depending on brand and condition
• Accessories-$0.50-$5 depending on type, count, brand and condition.

       TOYS -hard to make suggestions because there is such a wide range of toys, but I’ll try.

• Small toys- $0.50-$5
• Medium toys- $3-$10
• Large toys- $8-$15
• Extra large toys- $10-$20
• Ride on toys- $5-$25 (power wheels are different can can sell for much more depending on size)

      BABY/TODDLER EQUIPMENT

• Regular Swings- $10-$40
• Specialty swings/gliders/rockers-$50-$100 depending on brand and capabilities
• Playpens- $10-$50 depending on accessories
• Strollers/wagons-$5-$100 depending on brand, size and capabilities
• Bouncy seats, floor seats, highchairs-$10-$25
• Play mats-$5-$15
• Excersaucers-$10-$30

      Woman’s and Men's items

• Tops $5-10
• Bottoms-$5-$15
• Coats/jackets-$10-$25
• Shoes-$5-$25
• Accessories-$1-$15
• Blankets-$3-$10

• CLOTHES- make sure they are clean with no rips or stains.
• Tops, hang them on the hanger with the top of the hanger looking like a question mark.
• Bottoms, use safety pins to secure them to hanger (top of hanger should look like a ? Mark)
• Sets, hang top on hanger first then pin bottom to the back
• Socks, tights, undershirts, etc put in ziplock bags (do not hang)
• SHOES- cleaner the better with no rips, stains and missing laces
• you can zip tie them together, tie laces together or put them in ziplock bags.
• ACCESSORIES- make sure all pieces are put together and clean
• depending on size and type most do better in a ziplock bag and some can be just tagged as is. Do not recommend expensive jewelry.
• Bundling helps them sell better. For example a pack of socks sell better than just one pair. Same goes for tights.
• TOYS- clean, no missing pieces (unless noted on tag and it’s not needed), and working batteries.
• small pieces and/or Toys are perfect in ziplock bags (tags fit better on the bags then on the small items.
• Bundling small toys may help it sell better for example. Matchbox cars, animals, play jewelry
• Larger items you can use tape or zip ties/twine to attach to toys. Put lose pieces that go with the toy in a ziplock bag and tape it to the toy.
• PUZZLE/GAMES/CRAFTS/BOOKS- no missing pieces (please check/count pieces), make sure no missing pages or pages colored on.
• Puzzles, if it’s not in a box but open on a board/wood using plastic wrap works great otherwise you can put pieces in a ziplock bag and taking it to the back.
• Games and crafts make sure all pieces are secure in ziplock bag, plastic wrap, original box, or ziplock bags
• Books, you can if you choose to bundle your books, you can put them into ziplock bags, plastic wrap or twine
• LARGE ITEMS- make sure they are clean and not missing pieces.
• Secure accessories/pieces to it with tape, plastic wrap or twine.
• BABY/TODDLER EQUIPMENT- no food, spit up, spills on the items.
• make sure all electronics work and have batteries or cords to go with it.
• WOMANS AND MENS- make sure they are clean, no stains or rips!
• bottoms, need to be pinned to hanger close enough together so it won’t fall off the hanger if turned sideways.
• Tops, need to be hung on hanger the correct way (hanger looks like a ?) if the neck opening is large enough to fall off hanger than you must pin it to hanger to prevent it from falling off.
• Accessories can be put in Ziplock bags if small and bundles also. Larger items like purses, belts scarfs can just be tagged the way they are.

• Use card Stock only! Paper rips easily. I can't sell your item if there is no tag.
• Each page has 6 tags.
• You can print as you go or print all at the end.
• You will still be able to print your tags up until you drop off. You will be able to print even after I close the sale (Can't enter anymore items though)

• Safety pins are good for attaching tags to soft items, keeping clothes on hanger and keeping pieces together.
• Tape is great to attach tags onto more solid items like toys, books and things like that (just don’t place it over barcode). It’s also good for attaching accessories to items or using it to keep plastic wrap in place
• Zip ties are good for attaching shoes together, accessories to items and stuff like that
• A tagging gun though not necessary is worth it. I use it to attach items together including shoes and tag my items from clothes to blankets. (Just be careful not to stab yourself it hurts trust me 😉)

• Follow signs for drop off
• Donating all your items? Then you can take all your boxes and bins with you after dropping off.
• Not Donating your unsold items? You have to leave enough boxes/bins with your consignor number in large, visible and clear numbers
• At drop off a volunteer will check each of your items and as they do you will place it on the sales floor in the appropriate labeled sections.
• Any items that can’t be accepted will be given back to you. The volunteer will show you why it can’t be accepted. There will be a donation bin if you want to place it in there. Otherwise, you can take it back with you.
• To make yours and the volunteers lives easier lol her are some packing tips that help make putting the items on the sale floor easier.
• Placing similar items in the same boxes for example all shoes together, books together, toys together. You don’t need separate boxes for each category of items it just helps if they are together in the same box.
• Hanging your clothes by size and separating genders/kid from adults.
• Placing a trash bag over the hanged clothes keeps them clean, organized and less wrinkly
• While you're waiting to be checked in it’s a good time to set up that playpen, swing, stroller etc. It speeds up check in for you.
• Don’t forget your consignor agreement and make sure it’s signed with the date and your consignor number.
• We will have some clothing racks and dolly’s for you to use to unload your vehicle.

 Pick up- Your non donated items that didn’t sell between 

3:30-4:30 **** this is important, if you don’t pick up by 4:30

• Can’t pick up? Ask family or a friend to do it. Just tell them your consignor number.
• Pick up is chaotic and crazy, please be patient. We will get to your items as soon as we can.
• When you arrive follow signs for pick up
• Check in with your consignor number and sign out your items while your things are gathered by a volunteer.
• Please go through your items when you get home and make sure you don’t have anyone else items in your things. Email me if you do
• There will be a lost and found bin/rack of items that didn’t have or lost its tag. Please check it while you're waiting for your stuff to be brought to you
• Now let’s talk money and percentages.
• It’s $10 to register (goes towards advertising the sale)
• Breakdown of percentage earned from your items that sold at the sale.
• -Base earned with no volunteering 60%
• -with one volunteer shift 65% earned
• -with 2 volunteer shifts 70% earned
• -with 3 volunteer shifts 75% earned
• My costs to run a sale the rental location, renting tables, tagging software, credit card processing fees, PayPal fees and of course all the time it takes behind the scenes, during and after.
• Getting paid
• -I will add your percentage to your settlement and send out an email in a few days following the sale. Everyone will have till the Sunday following the sale to report any problems with their percentage given.
• After that Sunday I will start issuing checks to consignors. Make sure you don’t throw it away since it can look like junk mail. *** please cash checks right away so they don’t get lost or forgotten about plus I like everything to be tied up with in a couple months following the sale.

• It’s $10 to register (goes towards advertising the sale)

Breakdown of percentage earned from your items that sold at the sale.

• -Base earned with no volunteering 60%
• -with one volunteer shift 65% earned
• -with 2 volunteer shifts 70% earned
• -with 3 volunteer shifts 75% earned

• -I will add your percentage to your settlement online and send out an email in a day or two following the sale. Everyone will have till the Sunday following the sale to report any problems with their percentage given.
• After that Sunday I will start issuing checks to consignors. Make sure you don’t throw it away since it can look like junk mail. *** please cash checks right away so they don’t get lost or forgotten about plus I like everything to be tied up with in a couple months following the sale.