One of my favorite things to use in my journaling is pages from Vintage Books. Whether they are backgrounds or if I use the actual words for journaling, there are so many options and the patina of the old pages always adds another layer of beauty and texture.
Collection #1 Includes Pages From:
How Do I Love Thee (Hallmark Press) - 1963
Reader’s Digest Books - 1984
Open the Gate (Children’s Reading Primer) - 1947
Happy Life - 1896
Jeeves - 1923
Concrete Design - 1955
War & Peace - 1931
New American Illustrated Encyclopedia - 1939
Vintage Singer Sewing Patterns
Each collection includes an assortment of pages from these books/patterns sold by weighty - equally 10 ounces of total materials.
They are perfect for art journaling, junk journaling, mixed media projects, scrapbooking, card making and so much more.
Our Rediscovered Remnants line consists of items that have been rescued before they can hit our landfills, getting them into the hands of creatives who will not only enjoy them but also give them new life.
All Rediscovered Remnants are extremely limited in quantity and once they are gone, they will most likely not be restocked due to the limited nature of the products.
One of my favorite things to use in my journaling is pages from Vintage Books. Whether they are backgrounds or if I use the actual words for journaling, there are so many options and the patina of the old pages always adds another layer of beauty and texture.
Collection #1 Includes Pages From:
How Do I Love Thee (Hallmark Press) - 1963
Reader’s Digest Books - 1984
Open the Gate (Children’s Reading Primer) - 1947
Happy Life - 1896
Jeeves - 1923
Concrete Design - 1955
War & Peace - 1931
New American Illustrated Encyclopedia - 1939
Vintage Singer Sewing Patterns
Each collection includes an assortment of pages from these books/patterns sold by weighty - equally 10 ounces of total materials.
They are perfect for art journaling, junk journaling, mixed media projects, scrapbooking, card making and so much more.
Our Rediscovered Remnants line consists of items that have been rescued before they can hit our landfills, getting them into the hands of creatives who will not only enjoy them but also give them new life.
All Rediscovered Remnants are extremely limited in quantity and once they are gone, they will most likely not be restocked due to the limited nature of the products.
