Stationery Shops in Washington Accepting Makers
These 7 shops carrying stationery and cards publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. 5 of them are accepting right now; the other 2 have a closed window or a waitlist, marked on their cards. All are in Washington; see all 169 nationwide or the Seattle page.
The 7 shops
Suquamish Museum Store
Suquamish Tribe's museum store featuring handcrafted work that celebrates Indigenous creativity.
Heads up: Open only to American Indian / Alaska Native artists.
Push/Pull
Ballard art store, gallery and class space (with store-made paints and inks) run 'by artists, for artists', selling zines, comics and artist merch.
Heads up: Not exclusive in the strict sense, but no artists already carried by another Ballard-area shop.
BIMA Museum Store (Bainbridge Island Museum of Art)
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art's store, consigning work by artists.
Sfingiday
Woman-owned Fremont gift shop of handmade goods and fine art from 500+ independent brands and makers, plus workshops and seasonal local-artist pop-ups.
Heads up: The submission notice is on their blog (sfingiday.blog), not the shop site.
From Here
Terrain nonprofit's shop of Spokane-made goods in River Park Square.
Not accepting right now. Paused through Dec 31; shop is fairly full.
Postmark Center for the Arts Gift Shop
Not accepting right now. Current application not open.
Larson Gallery Gift Shop
Heads up: Yakima Valley College gallery gift shop with live online consignment form.