vintage children's playing cards

shamrockerin writes: georgiammon, its not so much as a "trash pile" but more like 2 fields littered with abaandoned furniture and boxes. . .and inside the boxes are anything you can imagine.

Junk Sophisticate: I love the magnet idea! Posted: 9:14 am on December 15th

junkermidge writes: Those are adorable! You could probably use one or a couple of them to decoupage onto a kids shelf, table, headboard, etc. to add a bit of fun. Once again you've made an amazing
find.
Midge Posted: 8:53 am on December 15th

Meadowview_Farm writes: This was my favorite deck of cards when I was a kid...yes, I am indeed vintage too! I am using this same set in a collage for my sisters -- picked out one for each and then I am adding other sentimental finds (mom's earings, the monopoly game piece we always had dibs on, a hankie from grandma, little snipped out words of love, lockets, etc).
Kari Posted: 11:14 am on December 14th

LuAnn writes: You always seem to find the best thrown out stuff. You could use these as place cards for a children's B'day party or perhaps even a tea party.

LuAnn Posted: 10:14 am on December 14th

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Ooooh. I like those ideas. You get the best trash shamrockerin, don't you! How about make bookmarks or attaching to a magnet sheet? They would be adorable on the refrigerator.

Great save.
Candy Posted: 5:31 am on December 14th

TGTG writes: Love Geo's idea!
How about framing them up individually as a series?

JennyK

Posted: 3:05 pm on December 13th

georgiamoon writes: I don't think this is the first time you have mentioned a trash pile after an auction/flea market...I have never seen one of those but if I did I would have pulled these out too. I'd make greeting cards out of them for my nieces but I am sure you will get lots of great ideas from this group. Posted: 2:51 pm on December 13th