How to find TONS OF EPHEMERA in Used books

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[@lindsaynichols3175]

I work in a library and have an access to an abundance of used books and magazines for gluebook and collage! I love it!

[@rootpursuit]

I used to work in a library too!! Thanks for watching!

[@hp-cs7mx]

Oh my gosh, now I just have to find that old Street Directory I couldn’t bear to throw out. Let the fun begin!

[@rootpursuit]

Haha!! Love it! Thanks for watching!

[@Dayla1960]

I found this really good thanks, I buy books from thrift stores, we call them op shops in Australia, opportunity shops.
Anyway I am always bringing home books. Your vid has directed my choices in a better way.
Also it seems to be hard to find books with illustrations instead of photos where I am, which is annoying.
Thx again

[@rootpursuit]

Yes, I do a lot of searching myself. Keep on the look out!!

[@belindaosgood]

Hunting for books to use is an absolute favourite thing to do. I need to use them faster than I collect, though. 🥴 Thank you for sharing your book haul. It was great to see inside them.

[@rootpursuit]

I have that same problem!! Haha. Thank you for watching!

[@vonniescrafts1]

I’m new to all this I have loads of crafts but new to Ephemera and journaling when I think I gave away a few months ago to my local library 75 books I could weep lol

[@rootpursuit]

Oh no! If I had a nickel for all the stuff I gave away before I started junk journaling!!

[@kathleenalexander4197]

Great video! I would love to see a video on how you use these images. :)

[@rootpursuit]

Interesting idea! I will think on that one!! Thank you for watching!

[@doorbel9084]

This so cool! I’ve been working on collages using books from my local half price book store and magazines, but I’d love to have it as a more organized thing the way you do!

[@rootpursuit]

Wasn’t sure if this was going be of interest, glad it was!! It’s interesting to me, anyway. Lol

[@KelleysQuiltsandCruises]

I am going cut up an old atlas to use for a travellers notebook.

[@rootpursuit]

That’s awesome! Happy crafting!!

[@karenanderson5239]

The thrift stores near me have very few reference books. I am on the lookout for old field guides, but those are hard to find. Wish I could find selections like you have. Tfs.

[@rootpursuit]

It’s hit or miss, but I have better luck in rural areas and estate sales, plus I shop once a week.

[@paperoldnew9119]

I stumbled across this video and had to chuckle to myself when I saw The Last Two Million Years book! I hauled that book in August too!! Tons of great pictures in that one. Also, it has a section in the back I got tons of tiny images to make tons of faux stamps!!😄❣

[@rootpursuit]

Oh wow! That’s crazy!! Thank you for watching!

[@patriciawalker9470]

Lots of great ideas 😉 Thx a bunch 💕

[@rootpursuit]

Thank you for watching!!🌺🌸

[@alanbirkner1958]

Reader's Digest books are free or cheap at library sales. Tina, Al's wife

[@rootpursuit]

Thank you for the tip!! ❤️

[@lorettavalmorbida7793]

I found this video very interesting thank you.

[@rootpursuit]

Good to hear! Thank you for watching!

[@sherryvanderpool8644]

Very interesting video

[@rootpursuit]

Thank you!

[@goat504]

Great video! Just curious, what got you into looking for ephemera?

[@rootpursuit]

Gosh I think I have loved that stuff my whole life. I have a hard time remembering not loving it, even as a kid I collected papers. Then I started scrapbooking and then started decorative collage, then discovered other people were doing that and were calling it junk journaling. So it gave me a great excuse to collect even more papers! I regularly cut up catalogs and magazines as a kid.

[@livingbygrace5501]

I love you “eye for books”. Thanks for the video. Very enjoyable.

[@rootpursuit]

Thank you!