Scrap & Junk Journaling
Save the bits.

Scrap or junk journaling is the practice of pasting ephemera, photos, ticket stubs, and bits of paper into a notebook. The result is part diary and part scrapbook.
There are no rules. Some people stick to neat layouts. Others let the pages get thick with stuff: receipts, dried flowers, fabric scraps, postcards. The thicker the page, the more the book becomes an object.
It costs almost nothing once you have a notebook and a glue stick. Most material is stuff you'd otherwise throw away: coffee shop receipts, concert tickets, brochures from places you visited.
You’ll love scrap & junk journaling if…
- you'd rather build a record from things than write about them
- you keep ticket stubs, fabric swatches, and notes anyway
- you'd flip back through old volumes for fun
What you'll need to get started
Junk Journal Starter Kit
Everything you need to get started: a journal, patterned paper, stickers, washi tape, and adhesive.
Washi Tape
This full range of fun washi tape patterns will make your pages pop!
Mini Portable Printer
This mini portable photo printer lets you print your own photos to include in your journal.
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