Junk journaler

Junk journal supplies for decorating, layering and embellishing handmade journals and scrapbooks. This collection covers the decorative end of junk journaling: sticker sheets, washi tape, illustrated ephemera and a few things that are just very good to have around when you're making something by hand.

Most of what's here works across junk journaling, scrapbooking, bullet journaling and general stationery hoarding — the overlap is large and the supplies don't particularly care which category you've put yourself in.

We're an independent shop based in Oxfordshire. Everything ships across the UK, free on orders over £25.

FAQ

What supplies do I need to start junk journaling?

The basics are something to work into (a notebook or folded paper), something to stick down (ephemera, sticker sheets, paper scraps), and something decorative to finish each spread (washi tape, stamps, stickers). You don't need all of it at once — most junk journalers start with one or two things and accumulate the rest.

What is the difference between junk journaling and scrapbooking?

Scrapbooking typically focuses on preserving photographs and memories in an organised layout. Junk journaling is looser — more process-driven, more abstract, and less concerned with legibility or archive. The supplies overlap significantly, which is why most of what's here suits both.

Do you ship junk journal supplies to the UK?

Yes — we're a UK shop based in Oxfordshire. Standard delivery is available across the UK, with free shipping on orders over £25.

More about 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.