#creative journaling

[thetypewriterdaily]

sometimes the changes you go through happen quietly and slowly beneath the surface. it’s easy to miss these small shifts as they feel insignificant in the moment, but they add up over time and become the foundation of who you’re becoming. 🌱🌿🌳💚

[kittenkes]

Creative journal entries! I can't decide which is my favorite.

[luvermore]

A little journal flip through from November. My 2023 Resolution was to finish one journal and go on a buying ban for the first six months of the year…Safe to say I did that…

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[miadragonfly]

This is the next page I've made in my scrapbook. 🌼

[crimson-kas]

Journaling pages in my Traveler’s-style notebook.

[paganpillar]

Creative journal entry inspired by Cernunnos!

[starmothpress]

[artisticdivasworld]

Junk Journaling: Finding ephemera to use

Since we just talked about how to make a junk journal last post, now let’s talk about what you will use to fill it up and make it pretty. Junk journaling is like going on a treasure hunt where every little piece you find can tell a story. You can use almost anything to create your journal. First off, you might want to start with the basics, like old book pages. These can be from old novels,…

[adventuringpages]

[thetypewriterdaily]

it’s safe to let love in ♥️🚪✨

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[kittenkes]

Junk journal entry #18

[unofficialchronicle]

Am I making the choices I want to make, or is habit making my choices for me? —Al Anon Daily Reader “Courage to Change,” p. 209.

[luvermore]

last couple of journal days in my fauxbonichi

[theproductivecreative]

Sharing my story and why I'm passionate about bullet journaling.

It was the year 2020 when the pandemic hit. While other people found love in making Dalgona coffee and growing plants, I discovered and became enthusiastic about bullet journaling after I saw a pen collection post on Facebook. I followed the profile and fell down the rabbit hole of stationery and journaling (and planning, too!).

I didn't know it was a thing that's been going on for years. I wrote diaries when I was a child up to my teenage years but have always stopped. The longest time I journaled was a year until the diary was stolen. At other times, I eventually got lazy and missed writing diary entries until I stopped altogether.

Discovering bullet journaling changed how I journal and has helped me constantly write since 2020. Sure there were backlogs, which even lasted for 2-3 months but I always keep coming back. I found myself passionate about what I do. The added creativity challenge makes it delightful to me.

One main reason why I pursued this hobby is because I was really desperate to find a way to lessen my screen time. Illustrating and decorating helps me stay away from gadgets and focus on things that matter more.

Today, I run a Facebook page and TikTok account where I share my journal spreads. (Not just bujo but creative diary as well!) You may also join my Facebook group if you need help from fellow journaling enthusiasts. I'm hoping to see you there!

[miadragonfly]

Here's the next page I've made in my scrapbook. This one has a galaxy theme. 🌠

[crimson-kas]

Morning pages with Gloomies by @petite-gloom and stickers by SlowlyWarmCo on Etsy. I’m back teaching and hoping I can keep up with journaling.