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Red Barn Collections handcrafts books into journals. The books we select in our collections have a history. People have read them, loved them, and parted with them. We give them a new life, and a new purpose. We rediscover what makes each book special, and pass on that discovery to your customers. We handcraft each journal from a pre-loved hardcover book. Why the name Red Barn Collections? In New England, while Brooke was growing up, the landscape was dotted with red barns. You don’t see them as much anymore. The ones that still stand are a testament to craft: sturdy enough to weather the push of time. Now, many of them are being given a second life as studios, homes to collections, or space for tinkering. No matter what they become, they always carry their history with them. Just like those red barns, history travels with us in our book journals.
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Red Barn Collections handcrafts books into journals. The books we select in our collections have a history. People have read them, loved them, and parted with them. We give them a new life, and a new purpose. We rediscover what makes each book special, and pass on that discovery to your customers. We handcraft each journal from a pre-loved hardcover book. Why the name Red Barn Collections? In New England, while Brooke was growing up, the landscape was dotted with red barns. You don’t see them as much anymore. The ones that still stand are a testament to craft: sturdy enough to weather the push of time. Now, many of them are being given a second life as studios, homes to collections, or space for tinkering. No matter what they become, they always carry their history with them. Just like those red barns, history travels with us in our book journals.
