Stop n' Shop: A Collective Haul

[@sharronpoloka1779]

So many great finds! Love those pillowcases and cookbooks! ❤❤❤❤

[@virginiamartin-authorspeaker]

Great haul ❤❤ I liked the ribbons, crochet items, and books❤😊 Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@RobinfromCA]

Oh, the blue daisy necklace is so much fun! The Calumet cookbook with the little "kewpie" kids will be so much fun in journals.s I still use Calumet Baking Powder. Oh, my goodness those Rand-McNally books have such great illustrations. I've never seen them that old. My grandma used to crochet potholders with loops at the top like the pink and white ones you got. She put the loops on so she could hang them on a hook next to her stove. I have many of those she made but I just hang them in the pantry for decoration.

[@catmakesdo]

Great haul . I can never turn down an old children’s book the art is always so beautiful!

[@PopVintageHome]

Favorite items: Rick-rack, the Storyland book, and the pillowcases! Fun haul!

[@lindaspaperworks]

I enjoyed seeing all of your finds. You really got some great things at the best prices. The books and cookbooks from the 30s and 40s are wonderful. Love the illustrations, especially the ones in the I Wonder Why and the Storyland books. The colors in those are so vivid. Thanks for sharing your finds.

[@cindyjohnson6776]

Hi Meg! I don’t have that particular book about the seasons, but I am drawn to them! I also love Christmas pins! I used one as a closure with a velvet ribbon on my 70s Christmas journal. Oh those 30s kitchen bags are gems!! How nice they were given to you! And I know what paper you are referring to! It sure stands up to time and has a yummy surface! Enjoy seeing your finds and your chat😊

[@jomoore998]

The Christmas pins are lovely and the Images in the story land book are gorgeousssss!

[@ninetiesperson7980]

Great finds. Those pillows were freaky. If you can find a bag of any sewing items for $2 - grab them! I love finding hidden gems in books.

[@tracingdreams]

The children’s books and pillowcases were my favorite!

[@harleyleeh3031]

The cookbooks were the best!❤

[@CraftroomStories]

Awesome finds...all the books were so yummy!!!!

[@DIYDreamWeddingsUK]

These are lovely. I especially liked the poems from the I Wonder Why book

[@janetbirdsall5478]

What a score of AMAZING finds! I don't know what that thin piece of material is but that purple goes well with yellow and orange.

[@MaureenHauerwas]

Great haul Meg! I cracked up when you found the used candy kiss paper. You never know what you’ll get while thrifting! Wouldn’t it be awesome to find money in a book? Hugs🌸

[@ChasingRetro]

@@MaureenHauerwas it would! :)

[@lanetamorris2784]

First, I love, love, love the Heidi and little women books. Such a good find I would’ve scooped all those books up myself, including those pamphlets. I believe the ceresota one is 1930’s. Second I believe that triangular floral piece is a piece of a window valance. At least that’s what it looks like to me. I used to work in a drapery department and it’s very similar to a decorative window valance piece. 😊 great finds! I recently just discovered your channel and I subscribed because I am enjoying your content . I am a lover of all vintage things myself, I junk journal and craft and I love to go thrift and vintage shopping. 💖 TYFS

[@ChasingRetro]

Welcome, and thanks for watching and commenting! :)

[@tezntweet]

Great finds. I feel like you just shopped my home. I gave so much of the same things.I showed that Calumet pamphlet a few weeks ago and I do have a Calumet can.

[@vickymcmahon8121]

Little women book.☺️great finds..

[@vickymcmahon8121]

Gateway to Story land❤

[@teresag75]

Fun fact: I looked up the "I Wonder Why" book and the illustrator is one of the creators of Buster Brown! That was my favorite of your finds today. And the Calumet book.

[@ChasingRetro]

@@teresag75 wow!

[@melanievando2040]

Yes. The chicken is to put over a plastic egg.

[@carlyncraig4554]

that's a hair covering/ bandana type .

[@ChasingRetro]

Thank you!

[@lindaspaperworks]

I agree. I may be wrong about this part, but it seems like these had plastic headbands that slid into a channel in the part with the foam. I'm thinking late '60 or maybe '70s.

[@Karen3263]

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[@vickymcmahon8121]

Headscarf