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I didn’t plan to start a summer journal. It just kind of happened on a day when everything felt a little too full—my mind, my schedule, even the noise around me. I wasn’t looking for something aesthetic or perfect. I just needed a small space that felt like mine again. So I grabbed a page and ... Read the Post...
So you've got your pages ready, your ephemera collected, and now you're just staring at a pile of paper thinking... okay, what now? That's exactly where I was when I first started junk journaling. Binding felt like the most confusing step because there are so many ways to do it and nobody really ... Read the Post...
One of the most common questions people ask when they're starting a junk journal is: what to put in it. What to put in a junk journal can be overwhelming but it can also be a fun part. I've put together 75 things you can collect and use in your junk journal, grouped by category, with tips ... Read the Post...
Spring is honestly one of the best times to start (or restart) your junk journal practice. Everything around you is changing, there's new stuff to collect, and the colors are just so good for pages. These spring junk journal pages will give you amazing inspirations. If you've been ... Read the Post...
If you've ever sat down with a glue stick, a pile of vintage paper scraps, and absolutely no idea what to do with them, you're not alone. That blank first page can feel a little intimidating. But here's the secret that makes all the difference: junk journal themes. A theme gives your junk ... Read the Post...
We've all been there. One little thought sneaks in, maybe something you said in a meeting, a decision you haven't made yet, or a conversation that replayed in your head for the third time today and suddenly your mind is full. Racing. Spiraling. Exhausting itself over things that may never even ... Read the Post...
When I was younger, I used to write novels in my notebooks. They weren’t very good. The plots were dramatic, the characters were overly emotional, and everything felt bigger than life. But I loved it. I would write about the kind of life I wanted — the house, the friendships, the work, the ... Read the Post...
