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| Vintage Spools of thread you can repurpose as holiday ornaments with sheet music also found in those bags. Little Piper and I worked on these this weekend. |
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| Vintage bookplates from the New York Public Library in a bag among other curios. |
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| Felted beads or other various types of beads. |
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| Original paper products. These cards will be outfitted as special thank you cards. |
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| Wooden fans. This fan was in a bag with two sets of cloisonné chopsticks for $2. |
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| Two sets of darling daily tasks vintage embroidery. These were purchased this weekend and include several yards of linen. |
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| Letter dice. |
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| Bits from the past; graphic plates, train ticket punches (which are great to punch holes for ribbon to be woven into paper). |
















4 comments:
LOVE the letter dice, think of all you could do with that! I love the clear plastic bag section, Savers always has the best! This weekend I found 5 vintage brass light switch cover plates in the clear plastic baggies and they are so neat!
I once found a bag with 600 unused postcards in it. :OD
Those little metal stencil just took me back! My dad has been a draftsman for over 30 years, and those used to be on his desk. Back in the day when everything was drawn by hand with a pencil!
I think this is one of my favorite posts you've done - I love the things you found. Great job!
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