Hello, it’s your classic book loving friend here. I’m going to highlight some of the coolest stores that I know of that feature amazing bookish merchandise that features classic books!
Perfect for those starting to shop for holiday gifts.
related: Classics in Bookland
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If I have to do something, I want to do it on my terms. If I have to wear a face mask, why not make it bookish?
Therefore, here are some of bookish face masks out there.
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A side effect of my bookstagram hobby is finding amazing small bookish shops! I plan on highlighting some of the wonderful shops I’ve discovered. Get your wallet out!
Kibby (@somethingofthebook) is one of my dear bookstagram friends. She’s recently opened her online store, The Dark Forest Co., dedicated to bookish merchandise featuring fandoms that are underrepresented in the bookish world.
The Dark Forest Company offers the designs on mugs (ceramic or camp/enamel), clothing (variety of shirts or tank tops), and tote bags. To simplify my post, I’ll highlight just one of the items but just be aware that you can get the design on something else.
Want to take a closer look or buy something? Just click the picture!
These are just some designs. Make sure to check the store for everything!
You can use the code PROSECCO or ANIMAGUS to start shoping today!
Read More »A side effect of my bookstagram hobby is finding amazing small bookish shops! I plan on highlighting some of the wonderful shops I’ve discovered. Get your wallet out!
Alchemy For The Skin is the sister company to Magic Neep Tea Shoppe. Alchemy will take care of your body/skin care needs and Magic Neep will take care of your tea needs. Both are magically delightful and inspired by a very popular magic fandom.
Update: As with any small shop, products are frequently updated and changed out. Items featured may no longer be available. You may find something else awesome though!
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If you’ve found your way to this post, you’re likely an enamel pin collector. When you first start collecting, it’s tricky to figure out what to do with them. You have a few and you need to do something with the pins. You’re not quite ready to made the jump to paying for a pin board or pin banner. What do you do?
Good news! You can make your own pin board for pretty cheap.
Jump below for the how-to.
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