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Repro Depot vintage-inspired textile designs for papercrafting

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reprodepotRepro Depot is an established go-to for vintage and vintage-inspired prints.  Even when I’m not in the mood to buy, I find myself browsing their listings just to see the yummy vintage prints. 

Now,  Repro Depot has created two collections of printable vintage-inspired textile patterns.  You can use these patterns to create stationery and other papercraft projects.  The collection is divided into two volumes, Flora and Folk.   Available for $24.95 each from Chronicle Books.  Link to the Flora collection.  Link to the Folk collection.

[photo from Chronicle Books]

[via Not Martha]

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