About this Product
When my school library transitioned to an electronic card catalog, there were leftover checkout cards from books, journals and files.
I’ve used leftover checkout cards to create **reproduction** circulation cards.
I used a 2010-2020 date stamp and names / library card numbers from a random name / number generator website. (The patron names are completely fictitious.)
I used pencil, ball point pen, fountain pen, and Sharpie for the names. I added additional notations like “in bindery”.
What you see on the cards is my handwriting and a random date stamp.
The titles on the cards are a collection of theology, anthropology, linguistic, cultural studies and humanities.
* What you will receive *
Lot of 10 x Reproduction Library Book Check Out Cards
With rubber stamped dates from 2010-2020
Each card has at least 6 entries (Date stamp and fictional patron name or library number).
Names and dates are on 1 side only.
Type written title, author and other information at the top (with Dewey Decimal number).
Cards are white, mint and salmon. There is some slight discoloration coloring due to age, some had staples removed or show other signs of wear.
3x5 index cards
Heavy card stock
AbbyFarmerCreations
Meet the Maker
I’ve been a Maker since I was a young child. I remember rushing to finish my worksheets in 1st grade so I could draw and color. My parents engaged my creativity with origami books, watercolor sets, sketch pads, beads and yarn.
I was, and am, surrounded by women who love fiber arts. My Grandma gifted me a stamped cross-stitch square and embroidery floss. My Granny crocheted dozens of Afghans of all sizes. My Mom indulged my clumsy attempts at making my own clothing on a Singer Genie. My best friend and I explored crochet and quilting. My godmother showed me how to knit, but I could never get the hang of it! During college I majored in Visual Art Education with a concentration in Fiber Arts.
I continue to explore different mediums - watercolor paint, embroidery, jewelry making and polymer clay. I’ve created original and published original crochet patterns (a collection of crochet plant patterns and holiday gnomes).
I sell my creations at Knick Knacks in Duncanville, TX and online through Abby Farmer Creations.
I live in Duncanville, Texas with my husband, Phil and our fur-babies, Duncan & Cassie. I’ve been a member of Wycliffe since 2005. I currently work as the Canvas administrator for Dallas Int’l University.
How it’s Made
When my school library transitioned to an electronic card catalog, there were leftover checkout cards from books, journals and files.
I used these leftover checkout cards to create **reproduction** circulation cards.
I used a 2010-2020 date stamp and names / library card numbers from a random name / number generator website. (The patron names are completely fictitious.)
I used pencil, ball point pen, fountain pen, and Sharpie for the names. I added additional notations like “in bindery”.
What you see on the cards is my handwriting and a random date stamp.
Shop Policies
I can create custom orders upon request.
If you have any questions or experience any problems, please send me a message.
