The “junk” in Junk Journaling refers to different pieces of materials that are most of the time thrown away. A person’s journal can be filled with a variety of shapes, textures, and colors because of the junk that they have collected along the way. You do not have to wait to find pieces of junk to start your journaling adventure.
Some examples of material you can start collecting around your house today:
- Magazine cutouts
- Scratch Paper from previous assignments and projects
- Old notes & notebooks
- Stickers (decorative, packages, take-out, on fruits)
- Washi tape or decorative tape
- Sticky notes
- Photos
- Plastic shopping bags
- Damaged or unused books
- Gift tissue paper
- Wrapping paper
- Packaging material (shoe boxes, makeup packing, etc.)
- Pieces of fabric
- Random art & craft supplies (sequins, glitter, beads, buttons, etc.)
- Shirt Tags
- Leftover material from DIY kits
Some possible junk journaling material when you are out and about:
- Receipts (keep in mind the ink may fade over time)
- Stickers (price tags, on bags, cups, etc. )
- Pieces of paper from flyers (make sure to not remove important information from said flyer)
- Pamphlets from businesses
- Wrappers
- Flowers that are safe to take (can be dried and taped to your journal)
- Napkins from restaurants
- Paper menus
- Free samples
- Parking passes
- Tickets (movie theater, concerts, etc.)
Bonus: Take pictures of your outings and print later!
Think outside the box! If you see a color or pattern, think of how you can use it in your journal.
As you can see, there are many pieces of junk you can use and endless possibilities. We hope this list of products helps you start your junk journaling hobby! Remember to have fun and create spreads that are meaningful to you.
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