Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
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Step inside Harrow & Co. Apothecaries — Est. 1892, where the remedies are questionable, the bottles are mysterious, and the staff may be working themselves to the bone. 💀
In today’s journal share, I’m showing you the finished Harrow & Co. Apothecary Journal created with my newest Halloween printable collection.
One of my goals with Harrow & Co. was to create a kit that gives you plenty of atmosphere and vintage detail without doing all of the creating for you. I wanted pages with room for pockets, tags, snippets, layered ephemera, writing and all those little additions that make a handmade journal your own.
Inside this journal you'll see how I used the Harrow & Co. papers, apothecary advertisements, prescriptions, poison labels, bottles, ephemera and other strange little remnants from the shop to build a wonderfully creepy vintage Halloween journal.
If you love Halloween junk journals, vintage apothecary ephemera, gothic paper crafts, altered books, Victorian-inspired journals, or printable journal kits, I hope this gives you plenty of ideas for your own project.
🖤 Harrow & Co. Apothecaries — Est. 1892
A strange little apothecary where every bottle has a story…and some remedies are probably best left on the shelf.
If you enjoy the journal, let me know in the comments which detail you would steal—I mean, borrow—for your own journal. 😉
Etsy: taylorspapergoods.etsy.com
Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/taylormadecards4u
Step inside Harrow & Co. Apothecaries — Est. 1892, where the remedies are questionable, the bottles are mysterious, and the staff may be working themselves to the bone. 💀
In today’s journal share, I’m showing you the finished Harrow & Co. Apothecary Journal created with my newest Halloween printable collection.
One of my goals with Harrow & Co. was to create a kit that gives you plenty of atmosphere and vintage detail without doing all of the creating for you. I wanted pages with room for pockets, tags, snippets, layered ephemera, writing and all those little additions that make a handmade journal your own.
Inside this journal you'll see how I used the Harrow & Co. papers, apothecary advertisements, prescriptions, poison labels, bottles, ephemera and other strange little remnants from the shop to build a wonderfully creepy vintage Halloween journal.
If you love Halloween junk journals, vintage apothecary ephemera, gothic paper crafts, altered books, Victorian-inspired journals, or printable journal kits, I hope this gives you plenty of ideas for your own project.
🖤 Harrow & Co. Apothecaries — Est. 1892
A strange little apothecary where every bottle has a story…and some remedies are probably best left on the shelf.
If you enjoy the journal, let me know in the comments which detail you would steal—I mean, borrow—for your own journal. 😉
