It seems that vintage children's books are on every thrifter's list of items to look for. They are definitely up there on my list. They're widely available (at least where I shop), usually very cheap ($1 or less), and you just can't beat the illustrations found in these old books... amazing. Here are a few from my collection:






Browsing Etsy, I've come across people using vintage children's books as crafting material with some really cool results:
Set of 3 magnets for $5 available from WordySmith.
Belt buckle for $23 available from MaxineDear.
Set of 6 buttons for $5 and poker chip pendant for $12 available from Sushipot.


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