Junk journaler

Junk journal supplies work best when they feel deliberately chosen rather than grabbed at random. Most of what's in this collection is here because it layers well, photographs well, and suits the kind of making that junk journaling actually involves — tactile, collage-led, not especially precious about the results.

The washi tape range covers MT and Shellflower, both of which are well suited to journaling use: they tear cleanly, reposition without damaging paper, and come in designs that work whether you're going maximalist or minimal. The sticker sheets lean character and illustrated — Snoopy, Miffy, Richard Scarry, Shellflower — with Stickermagic mini sheets for anyone who wants something smaller and more versatile. The Martina Calvi books are the best starting point if you want guided projects rather than a blank page.