Old Book Pages

Folded Book Art - Best & Most Clear Tutorial Available: I just absolutely love creating my own folded book art. It's such a fun way of re-using old books and give them another purpose. I've searched and searched the web to find any tutorials on how to do it and i just couldn't find anything. Until one da…

Tiny Envelopes Handmade from Book Page set of 10 by whoiamdesign

Have you got a pile of magazines laying around that you know you should recycle or donate? Check out this list of 10 uses for old magazines! #craftmagazine

Such sweet cupcake toppers, perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to the top of your desserts or hors d'oeuvres! Each pick is made using hearts cut from a variety of vintage book pages and is double sided (so that there isn't front or back - they look amazing from every angle!). Each paper heart is 1 1/2" across, and you can choose from quantities of 12, 50 or 100 (are you looking for a different quantity? Send us a note and we'll get a custom listing set up for you - we love custom orders!)…

This easy book page apple DIY project is perfect to make as a back to school or year end teacher's gift. It's made with a small paperback novel!

excerpt from a love letter from Edith Wharton to Morton Fullerton during their passionate affair

We all love to read and learn from books, but The Repurposed Library takes our passion even further, presenting us with 33 projects to make--quite literally--out of books. For these projects, Lisa Occhipinti rescues and repurposes orphaned and outdat

Simple, but Gorgeous Book Page Art - I needed a simple solution to the dead space above my kitchen cabinets. I wanted something that was immune to the season c…

"This felt quiet book for baby is the best Montessori toy for a gift for boy or girl! Busy toddler book is develops fine motor skills, imagination, thinking, speech and other useful skills. Cover 1st page. Birds in birdhouses of different colors. This page will help learn colors and counting. 2nd page. Shark eats fish. This game develops fine motor skills and allows to have fun. 3rd page. Fruits of primary colors. Children learn fruits, colors, develop fine motor skills and thinking. 4th…

Awhile back I came across this book at the thrift store: I had to bring it home because I’m a sucker for old books with charming illustrations, especially ones that are unintentionally hilarious. I think it was even half price book day. I considered using it for Ari’s eighth grade science curriculum for next year, but then I … Continue reading →