Embroidered Patch — “I  Picture Books” Librarian & Kids’ Storytime Book Lover Patch

Embroidered Patch — “I Picture Books” Librarian & Kids’ Storytime Book Lover Patch

Rectangle / Black / 3" x 2"
$24.10

Embroidered Patch — “I Picture Books” Librarian & Kids’ Storytime Book Lover Patch

$24.10
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ShapeRectangle
ColorBlack
Size3" x 2"
This embroidered patch celebrates a love for picture books with warm, tactile charm. Stitched on durable twill, the bold white lettering and a textured red heart sit on a black background for clear, vintage-inspired contrast. Easy to attach — sew, pin, or iron — it becomes a little badge of personality on bags, jackets, book totes, or reading nook cushions. It wears well over time and adds a handcrafted, cozy touch to the spaces and items that surround a reader’s life.

Product features
- Durable twill blend: 26% cotton, 74% polyester.
- Three attachment methods: sew-on, safety pin, or iron-on.
- Two color options: black or white background with black outline.
- Lead-safe and adult-use compliant.
- Compact, embroidered design with textured red heart and white lettering.

Care instructions
- Wipe clean with warm water and mild soap
Embroidered Patch — “I  Picture Books” Librarian & Kids’ Storytime Book Lover Patch

Peek Inside

Preview the Set

A look inside both Ghost Books Press picture books included in the set.

The Witch of Haberfield Park

A few spreads from the strange little picture book about a witch, a town, and a lot of black cats.

Preview spread from The Witch of Haberfield Park

Tap or click through the preview spreads.

The Boy Who Was Trouble

A few pages from the strange little picture book about a boy who may or may not be trouble.

Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble
Preview page from The Boy Who Was Trouble

Tap or click through the preview pages.

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Raul Sauvé

Raul Sauvé is a Brooklyn-based author, illustrator, and founder of Ghost Books Press.

He creates funny, honest picture books about misjudged kids, misunderstood people, and the stories we get wrong.